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Gresham honors fallen soldiers during pair of Memorial Day ceremonies
Bobbie Paschall, Otis Wiley Jr., Thomas Loos, Roger Updegrave, Eugene Packard, William Rogers, Carl Butler, Floyed Kikel, Robert Ison, George Moore, Jess Salsma, Ernest Marshall, Benjamin Bachman, Richard Irish, Iga Moore, Wilifred Long, Howard Gustafson, Theodore Dodson, Lawrence Carey, Paul Rohart, Robert Joyner, Wallace Patterson, Christopher Patterson, William Peden, Joe Peden, Melvin Bayless, Randy Arronson, Gene McNeil, Jack French, John Stobart, Robert Nelson. Those were the military personnel who were buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery & Mausoleum, off downtown Gresham, in the past year. They...
Rucking for a cause: Memorial Day Ruck March supports unhoused vets in Portland
Tony Funsch knows something about the struggles veterans face. After spending 17 years with the U.S. Air Force, including a stint in Afghanistan, he faced a tough re-entry into civilian life. Wracked by a pair of traumas suffered during his service, Funsch said he found himself quickly losing control of everything he held dear. He lost his house, his relationship and the custody of his kids.
See all homes sold in Multnomah County, May 20 to May 26
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Multnomah County reported from May 20 to May 26. There were 110 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,625-square-foot home on Southeast 66th Avenue in Portland that sold for $550,000.
Portland area tax measures overwhelmingly approved at May 21 election
Portland area voters were surprisingly generous with the tax dollars at the May 21 primary election. Only one spending measure on the ballot was defeated in late unofficial results – a $149 million bond measure proposed by the Estacada School District. All of the others in the tri-county region passed, some by large margins. They included renewed or new property tax dollars for the Oregon Zoo, Portland Public Schools, the Portland Bureau of Transportation, flood protection along the Columbia River, and several public safety and...
Vasquez plans to expand theft task forces, addiction treatment in MultCo DA’s office
After a contentious race, Nathan Vasquez will succeed Mike Schmidt as Multnomah County district attorney in January-- aiming to build community relationships, expand theft task forces, and find ways to address the drug crisis.
This woman led the fight for women’s rights in Oregon.
Women finally got the right to vote in 1912, who knows how much longer it would’ve taken without her. Her biggest rival happened to be her brother, Harvey Scott, who also edited the Oregonian and opposed woman suffrage in many editorials. It’s important that we remember folks like her and the sacrifices she made just to have basic humans rights.
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