Sandy News

Next time you're in Redmond, head to Crave for good food in an early 20th-century converted home.

"Feathered Sunshine," a painting by Becky Hawley, will be among the works on display at the annual Wy'east Artisans Guild Art Show in Sandy.

A pavement milling machine travels slowly down Dubarko Road in 2009. The repaving project was paid with federal stimulus funds.

The Bike Gallery will bring six varieties of Trek and Kona mountain bikes for interested participants to try out.

In a possible Clackamas County Roundup first, a peacock makes an appearance: North Clackamas School District: Superintendent Tim Mills is one of three finalists for the top spot at the Bellevue School District in Washington.

As I'm sure you know, Clackamas County recently announced that the Dorman Center in Welches will close in September.

Carpenter Harunori Itami places a post in a house he's building in Sendai, Japan, gateway to the Tohoku region hit by last year's tsunami.

Scott Schaeffer and Jim Stanley stand on a part of their nursery farm they sold to the East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District, which plans to turn the acreage into an incubator for would-be farmers.

May 16, 2012 - A totem pole dedicated to former student Reed Aylett, who died in a plane crash, stands inside the school.

Owner Garry Moore bought Trail's End Coffee in 2007. The small building is on city property next to the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center.

A $1 million lawsuit has been filed against a Sandy gas station-convenience store, alleging that employees sold alcohol to a visibly drunk man who later caused a fatal wreck.

A Sandy-area man was arrested early today, accused of beating his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend with a sports trophy.

A support group for weight management and healthy lifestyles. For more information, call Edna at 503-666-1091 or visit tops.org. Take Off Pounds Sensibly - 6 p.m., Parklane Christian Reformed Church, 16001 S.E. Main St.

The city of Sandy recently saved nearly $2 million in a lawsuit that has been ongoing for nearly five years but has never reached a jury.

A 14-year-old boy is accused of stealing this van, going on a joyride, crashing into another driver and then fleeing the scene.