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First ride on the MAX Green Line
TriMeta TMs fifth light rail line a ' the MAX Green Line a ' is nearing its September 12 opening.
Streetcars: Good business or waste of money?
Workers have finished building the first American-made streetcar in nearly 60 years and it was made right here in Oregon.
Clackamas Stabbing Suspect Casey Hatch Turned Himself In
Investigators called the stabbing location in a Clackamas parking lot "a very bloody scene". 30-year old Casey J. Hatch Photo: Clackamas County Sheriff's Office - Clackamas County Sheriff's Office investigators say fugitive stabbing suspect, 30-year old Casey J. Hatch; surrendered himself without incident to Clackamas County Jail personnel in ...
The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners adopted fiscal year 2009-10 budgets during its regularly scheduled meeting June 25.
Will it be trout or sturgeon on your viewing menu?
Rainbow trout come in one size at the Leaburg hatchery viewing pond: BIG! Take time to visit the Leaburg Fish Hatchery , next time you're driving the McKenzie River Highway about 20 miles east of Springfield.
Man upset by McDonald's order calls Clackamas Co. 911 repeatedly
A man upset at the way McDonald's employees handled his order was charged after allegedly calling 911 repeatedly on Friday to report the restaurant had robbed him, authorities said.
Man wanted in Clackamas stabbing case
Police are looking for a man accused of stabbing another man in front of a Clackamas home Friday night.
Detectives investigate Clackamas stabbing
Clackamas County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a stabbing that occurred in front of an apartment complex 8868 S.E. Jannsen Road in Clackamas.
VIDEO: Tri-Met reaches major milestone
Click Here for video report. If you took the max or bus in to Pioneer Courthouse Square today, you may have noticed a lot of smiling Tri-Met employees greeting you with stickers and signs.
CLACKAMAS, Ore. - Although catch rates have been relatively slow for...
CLACKAMAS, Ore. - Although catch rates have been relatively slow for this time of year, angling effort in the popular estuary white sturgeon fishery near Astoria remains high.
After 14 years, North Clackamas superintendent retires
Ron Naso's calendar for July 1 is empty. At least for now. On Wednesday, the longstanding superintendent of the North Clackamas School District trades his 14-year tenure -- and his title as Oregon superintendent of the year -- for a retirement of golf, travel and relaxation.
Clackamas detectives seek trio who tried to pawn stolen jewelry
Surveillance store video shows people who tried to pawn jewelry stolen in Happy Valley.
County residents could pay for Sellwood Bridge
New legislation allows counties to raise vehicle registration fees without approval from local jurisdictions.
District looks at changing schedules
In an effort to save funds during tight budget times, North Clackamas Schools has proposed changing the bell schedule for all middle schools and 13 elementary schools starting in September.
Lighting to be added to bike path
A popular bike path is getting some much needed lighting. Groundbreaking was held Wednesday near the Clackamas Town Center for a lighting project for seven miles of the I-205 Bike Path.
Corporate names for county's parks?
North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District is open to naming a new Happy Valley Park after a paid sponsor.
Clackamas housing authority seeking designers, planners
The Housing Authority of Clackamas County is in the process of choosing one of its public housing complexes for a redevelopment project, and has issued a request for qualifications from planning and design firms to provide master planning and design services for the redevelopment.
One dead in Oregon City head-on crash
A driver is dead following a head-on crash in Clackamas County. The accident happened at 5:19 a.m. Thursday morning on Redland Road between South Livesay Road and South Holly Road.
Metal theft bill clears Ore. House
The Legislature has taken another stab at stopping thieves who steal metal and sell it for quick cash.
Wichita celebrates; county sells park names; district honoring Naso
A hundred years is a long time. That's what Wichita Elementary students learned this year, as the school prepared for last Saturday's centennial celebration.