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Our choice for event of the week is the Feb. 6 Groundhog Day celebration in downtown Aurora.
Aurora seeking annexation grant
AURORA a ' The city of Aurora is seeking a $19,270 grant from Marion County to study the feasibility of annexing the Aurora State Airport.
Crews quick to remove fallen trees from roadways
Emergency dispatchers reported no crashes this morning in the Mid-Valley. State roadways are also clear, according to Oregon Department of Transportation.
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Does Media Focus on False Rape and Kidnapping Case Really Help Anyone?
Where should police and courts draw the line on bragging rights? Scene from Heavy Metal where "Harry Canyon" is turned away by police because he didn't bring enough cash to buy their services.
Livestock Association sets annual meeting
Aurora Villarroel, OSU Extension veterinarian, will be the speaker at Polk County Livestock Association's annual meeting at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Hong Kong Restaurant, 325 Main St.
POLICE REPORTS Wilsonville Police reported the following incidents. The department is run under contract with the Clackamas County Sheriffa TMs Office.
Livestock Association sets annual meeting
DALLAS - Aurora Villarroel, OSU Extension veterinarian, will be the speaker at Polk County Livestock Association's annual meeting at 6 p.m. Jan.
Ring in the new year with good health
Wea ve all enjoyed the treats and the trimmings during the holiday season, and now ita s time to be good your body.
On the Money On the Money - Jan. 2 2010, 9:20am-9:40am Financial Experts + " For your parent.
Surprise! Snow makes its way to valley floor
Snow covered the sides of Interstate 5 at S.W. Wilsonville Road, about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Urban growth boundary: an opportunity ripe for job creation
By CHRIS AND TOM MALETIS Much has been written recently about the correlation in this region between land and infrastructure on the one hand and jobs and economic growth on the other -- for two good reasons.
Supporting cultural trust helps Oregon
A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village. Aumsville Corn Festival. Aurora Colony Historical Society & Museum.
French Prairie: Rogue Development and Principled Politics
By Benjamin Williams In the human condition, little is more pathetic or dangerous than self-deception. This has been recognized for eons, and it's what the Athenian orator Demosthenes had in mind when he said: "Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes to be true." Chris Maletis, the owner and would-be ...
Aviation department outlines airport master plan process
Chris Cummings, planning and project manager for the Oregon Department of Aviation , holds up the current Aurora State Airport Master Plan during a Wilsonville Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs committee meeting last week.
Landowners, Clackamas County square off over development
French Prairie landowners south of the Willamette River blasted Clackamas County's commissioners Thursday for approving a resolution saying the area should remain an agricultural bastion.
Fire damages house in Woodburn
Early this morning, Woodburn and Aurora fire districts responded to a report of smoke in the garage at a house in the 9000 block of Broadacres Road in Woodburn While responding, crews were updated that additional calls stated the garage was on fire and all the occupants were out of the house, Woodburn fire officials said.
Aero-TV: Van's Aircraft Factory - Where the RV SportPlanes Begin
Join ANN on a Tour of the Van's Aircraft Facility in Aurora, Oregon The 60,000 square foot Van's Aircraft facility, located in Aurora Oregon, is a far cry from the company's beginnings.
New management methods extend blackberry season
Fruit growers' profits have traditionally been limited by the seasons, particularly in colder climates where growing seasons can be short.
Woodburn fire crews respond to 2nd house fire today
Woodburn Fire District crews this afternoon battled a two-alarm blaze at a home in the 1300 block of George Street.
Envoy sees parallels between U.S. and Japanese economies
Japanese diplomat Hirofumi Murabayashi recalls negotiating with Taliban officials in 2001 as they planned to blow up towering Buddha statues.