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Scio's Moore rides rail to late-model win
COTTAGE GROVE - Steve Moore ran the bottom of Cottage Grove Speedway into the lead Sunday night and wasn't going to leave it for anything.
West Linn police arrest man after finding drugs, gun and cash
A summer bummer: the teen job market
Lauren Dey was planning on having a busy summer at a new job before entering her senior year at Clackamas High School.
WinCo Voluntarily Recalls Beef After Possible Contamination
WinCo Foods announced today that it is voluntarily recalling some beef and ground beef items sold at some of its stores between May 9th and May 15th.
KGW investigation: LensCrafters selling used glasses as new?
It's the nation's largest optical store chain, and it had a secret. At least until KGW obtained an internal company memo.
Democrats wielded the political muscle this session, but Republicans are waiting in the wings
When Democrats won 60 percent majorities in both chambers of the Oregon Legislature eight months ago, legislative leaders had the political muscle to steer almost anything they sought through the 2009 session.
Stopping the chain saws inside the urban growth boundary
Long before the Portland area became known as "Stumptown," trappers and traders struggled to find words to describe the dense carpets of skyscraping firs they discovered in Oregon.
Police: Gang steals cache of DVDs, pulls gun
HAPPY VALLEY, Ore. Police say a gang of teens or young men walked out of a Happy Valley Fred Meyer store with about $1,000 worth of DVDs and when security personnel tried to stop them, one of the robbers reportedly pulled out a gun.
Police seek help identifying Happy Valley armed-robbery suspects
Police arrested one suspect Wednesday in an armed robbery, but are asking for the public's help in identifying four accomplices seen on surveillance videos.
One of five robbery suspects arrested
From a Clackamas County press release... On Wednesday, June 24, 2009, at 10:42 p.m. an intimidating group of five males entered the Fred Meyer store, located at 8955 SE 82nd Avenue , in Happy Valley.
Police: Women steal purse, go on $1,300 shopping spree
Police are on the lookout for two women suspected of stealing a woman's purse and then going on a spending spree.
Three boys, 17, held in Happy Valley burglaries
Three 17-year-old boys arrested Sunday evening may be tied to eight home burglaries, a Clackamas County sheriff's spokesman said Monday.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Registered Sex Offender Sentenced to Federal Prison for Sex Trafficking of a Child
U.S. Attorney Karin J. Immergut announced that Troy Lamont Scurry, 39, of Happy Valley, Oregon, was sentenced in federal court on Tuesday, June 16, 2009, after his guilty plea to the sex trafficking a child.
Happy Valley man gets prison for pimping out 13-year-old
A Happy Valley man who prostituted a 13-year-old girl in Oregon and Washington was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in federal prison, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced today.
Happy Valley soccer coach convicted of sex abuse
A 20-year-old Happy Valley soccer coach who engaged in a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old player pleaded guilty today to misdemeanor sexual abuse and contributing to the sexual deliquency of a minor.
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.
Myrmo Medals; Final Field Set for Oregon Mid-Amateur
Eric Myrmo, 59, of Eugene, Ore. shot a 4-under par 68 on the 6,650-yard par-72 layout at the OGA Golf Course to earn medalist honors to advance to the 21st Oregon Mid-Amateur Championship.
D.A. files motion to dismiss charges against home invasion suspect
The Clackamas County District Attorney's Office has filed a motion to dismiss charges against a suspect in a Happy Valley home invasion.
Exchange student's grit pulled her through Portland's worst mass shooting
Susy De Sousa and her host sister, Sami Dyer, look for friends after their Clackamas High School graduation at the University of Portland's Chiles Center this week.
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.
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