Tuesday Jan 5 | Woodburn Independent
New Woodburn city recorder has - big shoes' to fill
Christina Shearer was the city of Woodburn's interim finance director before applying for, and getting, the city recorder job vacated after Mary Tennant retired Dec.
The quest to designate Portland's growth areas sets counties against each other
Metro and its three counties find themselves at a stalemate over what areas to set aside for long-range development, putting an unprecedented attempt to find regional land-use happiness in jeopardy.
The following crimes were reported by local police departmetns: Sherwood The Sherwood Police Department received the following report last week: Sunday, Dec.
Stafford: You can never get it back once it's gone
In "Taking the low road to Stafford" , The Oregonian's Andy Parker trivializes the Stafford Basin, claiming that Metro's process for selecting urban and rural reserves has fallen victim to political bickering between "east and west sides," spawned in part by "well-heeled anti-growth forces in and around Stafford" with "friends, and political ...
City looks at seeking Metro money for town center,...
Sherwood is among public agencies in 12 different cities within the Portland metropolitan area that might receive a slice of more than $3.5 million in grant dollars available to fund their visions for making land within the urban growth boundary ready for development.
On Wednesday, Jan. 6, St. Paul Lutheran in Sherwood will start up a Wednesday Soup Kitchen that is open to everyone.
Carnegie Heroes Fund honors 23, including Oregon men
An Oregon man who died trying to save his 4-year-old son from a fire at their home is among 23 people who have been honored with Carnegie medals for heroism.
Grandpa Bandit suspected in Hillsboro bank robbery
Oregon bankers upped a reward for the Grandpa Bandit's arrest to $10,000 on Wednesday after a fifth bank robbery was credited to him, according to the FBI.
Salem Police welcome new officers
Salem Police announced that Chief Jerry Moore swore in five new police officers on Monday, Dec.
Ogden: Northern arterial through Tualatin a far out of reacha
Local folks who are worried about a massive arterial bridge going over Tualatin Community Park from Southwest Herman Road to Lower Boones Ferry Road should rest a little easier.
Pipes frozen? Learn to shut off your water
Below-freezing temperatures may be temporarily gone, but Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue is taking the respite from the cold as an opportunity to educate the community about how to prepare for and deal with frozen pipes, power outages and more.
Thursday, Dec. 10 - Nicole Crowell, 28, of Sherwood, was arrested on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicants.
Sherwood schools change report card grading system
Move over letter grades, report cards are getting a makeover. On Thursday, the Sherwood School District will send home revamped report cards to its elementary school students that will use numbers instead of letter grades, and new categories that teachers will use to assess students.
Tigard approves tripling fees for street maintenance
Paving along Southwest Walnut Street in 2006. TIGARD -- Contentious fees paid by citizens and business will roughly triple during the next three years to maintain and improve Tigard streets, which have some of the poorest conditions in Washington County.
5 - Someone in the 20000 block of Southwest Lavender Place reported a car break-in. Nothing in the car was stolen.
Serial robber strikes again in West Linn
Authorities announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man wanted for several robberies, including a Thursday afternoon heist in West Linn.
Top 5: Klamath Falls' Jeld-Wen pushes 'cash for caulkers'
Got a story tip? ryanfrank@news.oregonian.com; 503-221-8519. 1. Klamath Falls' Jeld-Wen pushes 'cash for caulkers': Ron Saxton, Jeld-Wen executive vice president, is part of President Obama's jobs summit this week.
Sherwood Police Say Man Assaulted Officer During Traffic Arrest
Sherwood Police say a traffic stop led to a confrontation with an unruly passenger today, who kicked one of the police officers in the groin when they finally removed him from the vehicle.
Photo red light camera application submitted to ODOT
The city is moving forward with plans to install photo red light cameras at two intersections along Highway 99W in Sherwood.
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