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Vancouver police chief will retire in October
Vancouver Police Chief Jeff Mori will retire in October, just over two years after stepping into the role. The announcement follows that of City Manager Eric Holmes, who is also set to retire in October, though Mori insisted in a press release that the timing was coincidental. “My decision to...
Tigard's Empresarios Night Market to feature Latino vendors, food and performers Friday
More than 20 local vendors are expected to show up for Tigard’s Empresarios Night Market set for Friday, July 26, at Universal Plaza. The event, presented by the city of Tigard, will showcase the spirit of the Latino community with retail offerings, food and performers. Festivities run from 4 to 9 p.m. at the plaza, 9100 Burnham St. ...
'The scariest thing': Parents demand action after 80+ rounds fired next to preschool
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A group of parents are horrified and asking for change after someone fired more than 80 rounds in the park next to their toddlers' preschool during pickup time on Friday. These parents are now demanding action by city leaders, in fear that their school won't...
Refresh, revive, renew you, with The Detox Spa in Cedar Mill
BEAVERTON, Ore. (KPTV) - Stephanie Kralevich sits down with owner of The Detox Spa, Alyssa McCartney, to learn all about the exciting treatments offered at their new location in Cedar Mill. From lymphatic massage, to red light therapy, compression suit treatment, or even the much abuzz hydro-facial, The Detox Spa provides a wide array of ways to keep you looking and feeling your best.
Watch as comfort llamas with 'I love PDX' blankets greet travelers at Portland airport
After a long flight or as pre-travel nerves are getting the best of you, comfort is just what some passengers need. Tourists and Oregon locals arriving at Portland International Airport on July 11 were greeted by emotional support llamas. Two llamas wearing blankets that read "I love PDX" were spotted at with the purpose of helping anxious travelers.
Why a Portland psilocybin retreat center is adding identity-specific programs
About eight months after opening its psilocybin service center on Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, InnerTrek is moving into specialized group sessions. “We have a beautiful group space and we really believe in the power of healing and community and have some identity-specific programming coming up,” said Emma Knighton, who started in March as InnerTrek’s director of Services.
Portland Opera supports new performing arts center at PSU
The Portland Opera has endorsed Portland State University’s proposal to build a new performing arts center on its campus to replace the Keller Auditorium. The opera is the Portland arts organization to take a public stand on the contentious debate over the future of the Keller, which does not meet current earthquake standards. The City Council is expected to consider whether to renovate the Keller or replace it with a new center at PSU or in the Lloyd District on Aug. 14. ...
Jose Carmen Ovalle
July 16, 1943 – July 14, 2024 - Jose Carmen Ovalle passed away on Sunday, July 14, 2024 at the age of 80. Resided in Woodburn, Oregon for 61 years. He was happily married for 61 years to Francisca Cantù Ovalle. Jose is survived by his wife Francisca Cantù Ovalle with his 4 children Hilda Garcia, Tilda Flores, Alejandro Ovalle, Francisca Martinez, 14 grandchildren, and 20 great grandkids. ...
Columbia River Mental Health Services’ youth summit in Vancouver teaches some of life’s more important lessons
Adulting 101 — it’s a class a lot of people wish they took in their youth. Yes, English and math are important, but how do you know whether you’re in a healthy relationship? How do you sign up for college with little funds? What if you’re struggling with addiction?
How Texans guard Kenyon Green was revitalized by offseason training in Oregon with Ndamukong Suh
The natural beauty and serenity of the Pacific Northwest came calling for Kenyon Green during a critical offseason for the Texans’ third-year guard. So, too, did former All-Pro defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. Green, the Texans’ second first-round draft pick in 2022, missed the entirety of his second NFL season...
Estacada schools hit the parks
Estacada School District is once again hosting its summer park series, promising all kinds of fun and information on the schools. “Last year we had great attendance at each event and hope to connect with many families again this summer,” said Maggie Kelly, director of communications for the Estacada School District said. There will be free food and drinks, music, super fun activities and raffles, featuring some cool Ranger gear....
Janie (Lillie Mae) Camp
August 29, 1934 to June 14, 2024 - Lillie Mae, "Janie", Camp (née Foster), aged 89, passed away at her home in Sandy, surrounded by family on June 14, 2024. Janie was born on August 29, 1934, in Sasakwa, Oklahoma to Floyd and Elenora Foster. After marrying in 1952 she and her husband Bill moved their growing family to Oregon in 1958, making their home near Bill’s aunt and uncle in the Boring area. Janie moved through life with a nurturing spirit and a welcoming...
New Estacada Economic Development Commission gets first members
The newly formed Estacada Economic Development Commission has its first members, with the Estacada City Council approving five voting members and a non-voting youth member. Beau Brosseau, Eric Sale, Luke Spencer and Brooke Wheeler were appointed for three-year terms to the commission. Cindy Moore was appointed for a two-year term. The youth member, appointed for a one-year term is Avalina Woodard. The Economic Development Commission was formed to advise the...
Newberg Downtown Coalition names new executive director
The Newberg Downtown Coalition has new leadership now that Branden Andersen has been named executive director. Andersen, 33, replaces former executive director Aubrey Nichols, who according to a release, “returned to her education career.” “It’s been an absolute whirlwind getting started (in early June), but I hope to build on Aubrey’s efforts while providing a strong drive for purpose, effectiveness and organization,” Andersen said in the release. ...
SW Portland's 10 most expensive homes sold, July 15-21
A house in Portland that sold for $5.1 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in SW Portland in the past week. In total, 18 residential real estate sales were recorded in the area during the past week, with an average price of $892,317. The average price per square foot was $423.
Tour trio of homes in next Parade of Homes event in Felida
Come September, builders, Realtors, curious homeowners and dreamers alike will descend upon Felida for this year’s Parade of Homes to see the latest in homebuilding trends. They have evolved since the Parade of Homes got its start in 1956 as a tour of houses scattered throughout the county; most were modest two- and three-bedroom ranch-style homes.
New principal to take helm at Plymouth High School in St. Helens
The St. Helens School District is welcoming a new principal, Matt Lacy, who will join the Plymouth High school staff Friday, July 26. An announcement from the school district reads, “Matt brings with him seven years of experience as a public and charter school administrator in the Greater Portland area.” Plymouth is an option charter school in the St. Helens School District that offers smaller class sizes and more one-on-one...
Growth Management Act poses housing dilemma for Woodland
Unless the city of Woodland accommodates for more low-income housing in the next 20 years, it may lose state funding for projects. Last week, a consultant from SCJ Alliance updated Woodland’s City Council on its estimated land needs for future housing developments according to state law. Under Washington’s Growth...
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