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‘Go outdoors!’: Jay and Amy Schauer bid farewell to the West Linn-Wilsonville School District after a combined 40 years of service
It’s a beautiful afternoon at the Center for Research in Environmental Sciences and Technologies campus in Wilsonville. Waiting beneath the white canvas canopies, where just a few hours earlier students learned about the geologic ages of the Earth, Jay and Amy Schauer appreciated the mild summer weather and the end of their time with the West Linn-Wilsonville School District. For over 20 years, the pair have served the district, Jay...
Wilsonville Movies in the Park return for 2024 season
Movies in the Park are back for summer 2024. Four movie screenings are scheduled throughout the summer, with the first on July 12. All showings are free and begin at dusk. The showings include: “Barbie” on July 12 at Town Center Park“Elemental” on July 26 at Edelweiss Park“Migration” on August 9 at Town Center Park“Wish” on August 23 at the Memorial Park River Shelter
As Home Depot continues its push to move into Wilsonville, the city accuses the company of bribery
Amid allegations of bribery and other misdeeds levied by the city of Wilsonville, Home Depot will appeal to the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals a city decision that prevents its use of the Fry’s Electronics building. The appeal comes as Home Depot also seeks an enforcement order with the Land Conservation and Development Commission against the city for allegedly violating local and state law. Home Depot has been working to come to Wilsonville by moving into the former Fry’s Electronics building at 29400 Town...
Fourth of July concert, laser light show scheduled in Wilsonville
A Fourth of July Laser Light Show and concert will be held in Town Center Park on Thursday, July 4. Music from Jacob Westfall & Band will start at 8 p.m. with the light show beginning around 9:45 p.m., according to the city website. The free event does not require pre-registration, but the website said attendees should bring their own blankets and lawn chairs.
How to prepare for the weekend heat wave in Clackamas County
Oregon City and Clackamas County will experience the first heat wave of the summer over the holiday weekend. The National Weather ServicesPortland office released an excessive heat warning weather message on Tuesday, July 2 that warned of “dangerously hot conditions with temperatures from 100 to 105 expected.” The NWS warning is in effect from noon, Thursday, July 4 to 11 p.m. on Sunday, July 7. ...
Burn bans announced for major areas in Portland metro
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Days ahead of an excessive heat warning for the Portland metro rolling into the weekend, regional officials announced burn bans are either in effect immediately or in the coming days. At this time, both Portland and Washington County have burn bans in place. A burn ban takes effect in Clackamas County […]
Portland Suspect Moyasar Osman Mohamed-Ahmed in Custody for Second Degree Murder Following Voluntary Surrender
In a turn of events connected to a recent homicide, Moyasar Osman Mohamed-Ahmed has been taken into custody following his voluntary surrender to law enforcement officials. On the afternoon of Monday, July 1, Mohamed-Ahmed contacted a deputy from the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office, inciting the arrest under a standing murder warrant. The Portland Police Bureau was subsequently alerted, leading to Mohamed-Ahmed’s detainment at the Multnomah County Detention Center on a charge of Murder in the Second Degree, as it relates to the death of Sean K. Smeeden.
Milwaukie Welcomes "Auntie's Place," a New Shelter for Native Families Funded by Metro Initiative
In the heart of Milwaukie, the Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYFA) along with Clackamas County celebrated the opening of Khwat yaka haws or "Auntie’s Place" on June 25, 2024, a new shelter program serving Native families in need. The name Khwat yaka haws, meaning “Auntie’s Place” in Chinook, was proposed by Oregon State Representative Tawna Sanchez, who also serves as NAYA's director of Family Services, and reflects the shelter's dedication to provide a nurturing environment, reminiscent of the supportive role aunties play in Indigenous communities.
Former Clackamas High standout, NFL tight end Cole Turner hosting local football camp
Cole Turner, a former Clackamas High School football star and current tight end for the Washington Commanders, is hosting his second annual football camp for youth at his alma mater later this month.
Construction hole keeps bank robber from literally running out of road in Tigard
A man who robbed a West Linn bank — and led police on a chase Monday, July 1, into Tigard — has a large construction hole to thank for stopping his vehicle before it went over the edge of the southernmost Hall Boulevard overpass. West Linn police reported that 55-year-old Eric Provencio of Prineville robbed the West Linn Key Bank about 12:25 p.m. Monday after brandishing a large knife, leaping over the counter and taking money from teller stations. ...
Portland metro area cities turning to alternatives for 4th of July celebrations
TIGARD Ore. (KPTV) - Drones and laser light shows, a new way many cities across the country and here in Oregon are choosing to celebrate the 4th of July instead of using fireworks. For the first time, the City of Tigard will opt out of the traditional firework show, for...
85-year-old Beaverton man found safe after reported missing
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A Beaverton man has been found about an hour after being reported missing on Tuesday afternoon. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office did not give more details. Richard “Dick” Waite, 85, of Beaverton was reported missing on July 2, 2024, at about 3:45 p.m.
Gallagher Bassett acquires claims management company NetClaim
Gallagher Bassett Services Inc., the claims and risk management subsidiary of Rolling Meadows, Illinois-based Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., said Tuesday that it has acquired claims management company NetClaim from Lake Oswego, Oregon-based Navex Global Inc. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. NetClaim, which provides first notice of loss...
Pet Care Essentials for a Happy 4th of July
Though many of us look forward to celebrating summer holidays like the 4th of July with friends and family, the festivities can be stressful for our beloved pets. If your pet is sensitive to loud notices, fireworks can be particularly distressing. Schedule a vet appointment well in advance if your pet may need a prescription for sedation. Your vet can assess your pet’s needs and provide appropriate medication or suggest alternative calming methods, such as anxiety wraps or pheromone diffusers. ...
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