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Sandy, Oregon is located in Clackamas County. Zip codes in Sandy, OR include 97055. The median home price in Sandy is $239,900 which is roughly $133/per square foot. More Sandy information.

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Wednesday May 8 | The Oregonian

Things to do in Oregon City, Canby, Molalla and Sandy

OREGON CITY Sky Viewings: The Rose City Astronomers is offering monthly public sky viewings at the Haggart Observatory at Clackamas Community College.

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Wednesday May 8 | Sherwoodgazette.com

AntFarm moves forward - Wednesday, 08 May 2013 09:00

AntFarm is growing so much that it needs to expand its facilities in Sandy. With the addition of AmeriCorps volunteers and the soon-to-open AntFarm cafA©, the nonprofit program needs some elbow room, said AntFarm Director Nunpa.

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Fri May 03, 2013

The Oregonian

Azaleas, rhododendrons face severe threat from lace bugs

Azaleas and rhododendrons, two of the Northwest's most iconic plants, are under threat from an insect expected to cause serious damage.

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Mon Apr 29, 2013

South County Spotlight

State settles murder-by-abuse case for $500,000

The state of Oregon has agreed to pay $500,000 to the estate of a 5-year-old Gresham girl who was tortured and abused to death by her father in what local police called the worst case of child abuse they'd ever seen.

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Thu Apr 25, 2013

OregonLive.com

Flood fears along Sandy River; transit bridge work: Portland/Gresham news

When the water rises and the sand gives way, residents along the upper Sandy River feel the vibrations of big boulders bouncing downstream.

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Wed Apr 24, 2013

The Oregonian

Sandy River basin residents, prepare for the next flood and look for solutions

When the water rises and the sand gives way, residents along the upper Sandy River feel the vibrations of big boulders bouncing downstream.

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