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Mom turns in son after Reynolds High burglary
Two teens were arrested Monday morning after a burglary at Reynolds High, and a mother suspicious of her son and a friend sneaking back into their home.
Here's the Oregon beer news for Thursday, February 9th. As usual I'll be periodically updating this post throughout the day so if you have something to share please contact me .
A temporary capital gains tax cut for Oregon? Legislation gets a...
A proposal for a temporary cut in the state capital gains tax rate for investments made in Oregon businesses sparked some interest from the House Revenue Committee Wednesday, as lawmakers search for ways to help create more jobs.
Organization meetings for Feb. 8
Guide Dogs for the Blind representatives will talk about the volunteer program. For more information, call Kent Carter at 503-522-6997. Optimist Club of Gresham - 7 a.m., Heidi's of Gresham, 1230 N.E. Cleveland Ave.
Happy post-Super Bowl Monday! Did you all unlock the "Brew Bowl XLVI" badge on Untappd ? Back to work today and here's the news for February 6th.
College, energy center to develop training program
Mt. Hood Community College and Development Partners, sponsors of the proposed natural gas-fired power plant in Troutdale, are collaborating on a new program to train future energy plant operators.
Cathedral statues taking shape
The statues that will dominate the east and west transepts of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception are taking shape.
The committee will approve its final report of findings and recommendations to the City Council, which will discuss it Feb.
Fairview police say man shot by police had attacked officer; his mother says the shooter panicked
Sandra Kelley, 60, describes the way her son, Larry McKinney was holding the kitchen knife the night he was shot by a Fairview officer.
Mother of man killed by Fairview police disputes account of shooting
Perhaps it was coincidence or just perfect timing, but when city...
Perhaps it was coincidence or just perfect timing, but when city dignitaries, business owners, families and children held the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Troutdale's Imagination Station playground structure one Sunday afternoon in 1994, a rainbow arched across the clear blue sky.
International Cat Show; 'Ke Lei Maile Ali'i'; Northwest Portland history reading: On the cheap
INTERNATIONAL CAT SHOW 4-9 p.m. Fri, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat-Sun. Holiday Inn Airport, 8439 N.E. Columbia Blvd.; $4 and two cans of food for the Oregon Food Bank, ages 11 and younger free; tncc.org or 503-256-5000 See purebred and household cats and those in need during this benefit for the Oregon Food Bank and cat rescue.
Mt. Hood Community College to provide training for power plant operators
Mt. Hood Community College and Development Partners, the backers of proposed natural-gas-fired power plants in Troutdale, say they are working on a deal to develop a training program for energy plant operators.
Public meeting scheduled on Troutdale power plant
East County residents can learn more about a proposed natural gas-powered generating plant that could be built at the Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park, the former Reynolds Metals site.
Members and guests welcome. For more information, call 503-666-1805. Free Glaucoma and Eye Disease Screenings - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center, Front Lobby, 24988 S.E. Stark St.
Girl, 11, hid under covers, called 9-1-1 as burglars ransacked home in Boring
When an 11-year-old girl heard noises in the house last Thursday morning, she knew something was wrong because her dad already had left for work.