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Long-standing Milwaukie coach dies after football game at Parkrose

"It is with a heavy heart that I write this communication. Last night, Coach Aum's (Roland Aumueller), one of our long-standing football and...

Lack of funding for new stadium could force the Hops to leave Hillsboro

The MLB requires teams to meet certain facility standards. To do that, the Hops plan to build a new facility. Now, they're scrambling to...

Bend Opens Beautiful New ADA Boardwalk Trail at Drake Park

Bend Parks & Recreation Drake Park in Bend, Oregon is like that old friend who’s gotten a fun makeover – looking fresh, inviting, and...

Why the Heck is Oregon Still on Daylight Saving Time? The Explanation.

Jernej Furman, Flickr For more than a century, the United States has observed the tradition of daylight saving time (DST), which involves adjusting the...

Deputy buys bicycle for theft victim in Washington County: 'An opportunity to make a difference'

Deputy Brian Rogers did much more than just his duty after responding to a theft call of a stolen bicycle at a Target in...

8 things to do in Portland this weekend | Sept. 8-10

This week you've got the KAYTRAMINÉ concert, the Tina Turner Musical, The Maize at the Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island and more. PORTLAND,...

Why one Multnomah County commissioner voted against spending $17 million on homeless services

Some of the money will go toward opening two more large, sanctioned campsites in Portland. Commissioners also approved emergency funding for Bybee Lakes Hope...

Man with machete threatens children in Northwest Portland park, neighbors say

Police have not been able to determine that there was probable cause to arrest the man for a crime. PORTLAND, Ore. — People...

Mingus Mapps talks police, homelessness and running for mayor under Portland's new system of government

Commissioner Mingus Mapps has set his sights on becoming Portland's first mayor under the new form of government that will take effect at the...

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