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The size of Forest Grove's monumental American flag at the intersection of Maple Street and 19th Way created a bit of a flap when it was installed this spring.
Naturopath hosts free seminar on Type 2 diabetes
Michael Owen, a naturopathic physician who operates a clinic in Forest Grove, will give a free seminar on Type 2 diabetes from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
Homecoming tickets a hot item (literally) at FGHS
The theft of 100 dance tickets from a classroom at Forest Grove High School 12 days ago marred "one of the best homecomings ever," according to leadership advisor Howard Sullivan.
Swine flu doses disappear early at Forest Grove clinic
Forest Grove police officer Jason Moser had the unenviable task of telling folks arriving after 11 a.m. Saturday for a swine flu vaccination clinic at Tom McCall Upper Elementary School that all 700 doses were already gone.
Police find meth in Forest Grove freezer
A search warrant on a Forest Grove home turned up more than a half-pound of methamphetamine and sent the two occupants to jail and a child to protective services.
Tuality scouts tip their hats to Richard Kidd as a good scouta
The Tuality District of Boy Scouts of America will give Richard Kidd its first Good Scout award next month in recognition of his time as mayor of Forest Grove.
Banksa Schlegel featured at next a Meet the Artista dinner
The Forest Grove Public Arts Commission will feature Banks resident and painter Robert Schlegel at its fifth "Meet the Artist" dinner next month.
Meth found in the freezer at Forest Grove home, child taken into protective custody
A 2-year-old girl was taken into protective custody after detectives found methamphetamine in the freezer of a Forest Grove apartment.
Night fire devastates Forest Grove home
Crews responding to a garage fire report about 7:20 p.m. today in Forest Grove found the whole home ablaze.
Dog park gets green light from Forest Grove council
While creating dog parks in some cities has proved controversial, the Forest Grove City Council this week approved an off-leash area for dogs without any howls of protest.
Yeah, 9-1-1? There's a plane driving down my street
Residents in the 1200 block of Spring Garden Way got quite a surprise Wednesday if they happened to look out their window at 6:52 p.m. That's when a single-engine bi-plane was driving - not flying - down their street.
Growing up as an Army brat, the oldest of five boys and a girl, ha
Richard Kidd, who accidentally wound up in Forest Grove, went on to become city's longest-serving mayor Growing up as an Army brat, the oldest of five boys and a girl, he followed his father's military career across the United States before graduating from high school in Tokyo in 1954.
Advocates Split: Gay Equality Now... Or in 2012?
A new group in town is leading a march downtown tomorrow to demand LGBT marriage equality now - they say BRO is moving too slowly and missing the opportunity to pressure Obama and mainstream Democrats to push for same sex marriage rights nationally.
Cities balk at Metro data plan
Should the number of children who qualify for free and reduced lunch at Reynolds High School dictate planning efforts for the Portland area? What about the number of fatal traffic accidents at the intersection of Southeast 82nd Avenue and Holgate Boulevard? Or the number of people who bike to work in Cornelius? Metro, the regional government that ...
Forest Grove man arrested for attempted rape in home invasion
A transient was arrested Thursday night for trying to rape a woman during a home invasion in September.
Home values drop, but tax bills rise
It's the time of year that any property owner in Oregon dreads. Property tax statements will be mailed Oct.
Transient broke into woman's Forest Grove home and attempted to rape her, police say
Police arrested a 53-year-old man Thursday who allegedly broke into the home of a 23-year-old woman and tried to rape her.
Accordion Society hosts autumn social
Lovers of accordion music, listeners and musicians will gather from 1:30 to 5 p.m., Sunday, Oct.
It's time to pay attention to those storm drains, and 'naturescaping,'as the fall rains come and the summer sun becomes a distant memory The Forest Grove News-Times, Oct 14, 2009 , Updated 4.3 hours ago It happens every year about this time: the rains begin and seem to not let up until the following May.