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Cedar Mill resident Barbara Guardino recounted her teen adventures as a Beatles fan in her self-published historical fiction novel, "How I Met the Beatles ". Let's put it this way: The members of The Dave Clark Five should thank their lucky stars they never crossed paths with this particular 12-year-old girl and her mop top-obsessed sisters in ... (more)
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Man accused of exposing himself in parks
TROUTDALE, Ore. A Troutdale man is accused of exposing himself on several occasions over the past year in public parks, running trails and green spaces around East County.
Reynolds teachers set vote on contract
Unionized teachers in the Reynolds School District are set to vote on a proposed contract Wednesday, May 30, following a weeklong strike that ended last Saturday.
Multnomah County officer identified; recovering from injuries
A Multnomah County Sheriff's Office deputy sergeant involved in a single car accident in Fairview on Friday has been identified as Sgt.
Florida man arrested in a Troutdale for attempted second-degree robbery
A Florida man was accused of attempted second-degree robbery and disorderly conduct in connection with what appeared to be an attempted carjacking late Monday, the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office reported.
Reynolds School District staff and teacher place flags for Memorial Day
Tom Beaman, social studies teacher at Reynolds High School, helps staff post flags along Monday morning for Memorial Day.
Sheriff's deputy seriously injured after crashing car
A Multnomah County sheriff's deputy sergeant suffered serious injuries Friday night after losing control of his car on wet pavement while responding to a call in Troutdale.
District And Reynolds Teachers To Meet Today
Change of plans in Troutdale. Talks between striking teachers and the Reynolds School District had been set to resume Tuesday.
The southern half of the Cascades Lakes Highway, from the Deschutes Bridge to Hwy 58 has been cleared of snow and open.
Troutdale police arrest 4 suspected of dragging pit bull through truck stop with vehicle
Troutdale police arrested four people Monday night on suspected animal abuse after bystanders saw them dragging a large dog through a truck stop with their Jeep.
Jury awards $332,000 to two men fired after they complained about lack of on-the-job toilet
Douglas Eki shakes the hand of his attorney, Tom Spaulding, while Jason Doctolero hugs one of Spaulding's employees.
Looking for some greens on a Thursday afternoon? Wanting to grub on free samples in Troutdale? Hankering for some strawberries in Boring? Have I got the map for you .
Reynolds teachers go on strike in Troutdale
Talks between the Reynolds School District and teachers union continued overnight but there was no agreement by the 6 a.m. Monday strike deadline in a year-long contract dispute.
Oregon Dairy Farmers Association prepares to fight for raw milk crackdown
Abby Trayhorn, 7, drinks raw milk at a family picnic with her two sisters, Savannah, 18 and Aemilie, 12, and her brother, Dietrich, 4. Their mother, Shannon Trayhorn grew up on a farm, so feeding her family of eight using natural foods, including raw milk, wasn't unusual to her.
Sides to meet in last-ditch effort to avert walkout
Picketers demonstrated outside Reynolds School Board member Joe Teeny's house May 17 to protest a stalled contract with the district's teachers union.
Last-ditch effort to avoid Reynolds strike planned for Sunday
It was a carnival atmosphere Friday at Reynolds High School, but the party was overshadowed by uncertainty as the district and teachers prepared for a strike.
Portland man brings big band spirit to middle school jazz band
Tom Halvorson, 88, and his wife, Rosemary, loved big band music so much, they converted part of their basement to a social club and dance floor.
Reynolds talks will continue as strike date draws near
The teachers union and the Reynolds School Board will meet for mediation at least one more time in a last-ditch effort to avoid a strike that the union has scheduled for Monday, May 21.
Nominations are open for the West Columbia Gorge Chamber of Commerce's annual citizen and youth of the year awards, which are meant to to recognize and encourage a person who is performing community service above and beyond and to say "Thank You" by public recognition during the SummerFest celebration.