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Lake Oswego Review

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New monument unveiled at Lake Oswego Veterans Day ceremony

“All gave some – some gave all” are the words written on the front of the Lake Oswego Veterans Memorial in Foothills Park. For this Veterans Day, a new monument […]

Lake Oswego, OR · 12h

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Portland Council Unanimously Approves Concealed Handgun Restrictions in City Buildings

Portland, OR. — Portland City Council voted unanimously October 28 to eliminate an exception allowing concealed handgun license holders to carry firearms into city buildings used for official meetings. The ordinance, introduced by Council President Jamie Dunphy, passed 12-0 and covers buildings including City Hall, the Portland Building and...

Portland, OR · 1d
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The Money Overview

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Portland General Electric households using 780 kilowatt-hours a month would pay about $8.33 more under a 3.9% residential rate request, with a public comment hearing Nov. 10

Portland General Electric has asked Oregon regulators for a rate increase that would add about $8.33 a month to the bill of a household using 780 kilowatt-hours, a 3.9% rise for residential customers. The Oregon Public Utility Commission is hosting a public comment hearing on Zoom on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 6 p.m. If the […] The post Portland General Electric households using 780 kilowatt-hours a month would pay about $8.33 more under a 3.9% residential rate request, with a public comment hearing Nov. 10 appeared first on The Money Overview .

Portland, OR · 3d

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103-year-old veteran, swimmer to be honored at Vancouver Veterans Day parade

A 103-year-old WWII veteran and decorated swimmer will be honored at Vancouver's annual Veterans Day parade.

Vancouver, WA · 1d
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The Reflector

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Battle Ground City Council reaffirms decision to fire city manager Kris Swanson

The Battle Ground City Council reaffirmed its decision to terminate City Manager Kris Swanson during a Monday, Nov. 2, meeting, voting 4-3 to formally uphold the city's August decision following a

Battle Ground, WA · 2d

The Reflector

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Battle Ground schools superintendent expresses relief after initial election results lean towards levy passage

Battle Ground Public Schools Superintendent Shelly Whitten expressed gratitude and relief following the community's support of the district's replacement educational programs and operations levy,

Battle Ground, WA · 2d

KGW

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Southwest Washington data shows vaccine divide amid nationwide measles surge

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Data from Southwest Washington illustrates a growing vaccine divide across the country, as vaccine exemptions have led to declining rates of childhood MMR coverage amid the worst U.S. measles outbreak in 35 years. Public health officials have confirmed 58 measles cases in Washington and 60 in...

Clark County, WA · 1d

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$4.6M Washington Gastroenterology data breach class action settlement

Washington Gastroenterology agreed to a $4.6 million class action settlement to resolve claims it failed to protect patient and employee data in a 2024 cyberattack. The Washington Gastroenterology settlement benefits individuals in the United States whose private information was compromised in the data breach, including those who received a breach notice.

Portland, OR · 3d

The Portland Mercury

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Good Morning, News: Hegseth Impeachment Blocked, Stolen Horses in Portland, and the Background Check ICE Never Did

The Mercury provides news and fun every single day—but your help is essential. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support!. Good morning, Portland! Today, expect overcast...

Portland, OR · 1d

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Portland Schools Chief Used Vanishing Signal Texts, Parents Demand She Be Sidelined

Portland Public Schools parents are demanding that Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong be placed on leave after screenshots surfaced showing her and other district leaders discussing public business over Signal, the encrypted messaging app, with some of those conversations set to automatically disappear. The uproar lands squarely in the middle of a bitter fight over Armstrong's proposal to close as many as 14 schools, a plan that has already drawn chants for her resignation at packed board meetings.

Portland, OR · 2d

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Hear from a few of Oregon’s new Gen Z mayors

Several of Oregon’s new mayor-elects, who were voted into office in last week’s midterm election, are under the age of thirty. That includes Adam Marl, 26, Oregon City’s mayor-elect; Ben Simons, 26, mayor of the city of Drain; and Will Anderson, 25, mayor-elect for the city of Milwaukie.

Oregon · 11h

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SEC Probes $166M Sortis Fund Tied to Rudy's, Bamboo Sushi; Oregon Investigates Sortis

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has opened an investigation into the Sortis Income Fund, a $166 million Portland investment vehicle tied to local favorites like Rudy's Barbershop and Bamboo Sushi, while Oregon's own securities regulator is conducting a separate inquiry into Sortis without publicly specifying whether it targets the fund. The federal probe and state inquiry come as investors have filed a lawsuit accusing fund founder Paul Brenneke and three related Sortis entities of fraud and improper self-dealing loans.

Oregon · 3h

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Thousands of Ballots from Midterm Election Remain Unverified

SALEM, OR – Tuesday is the last day County Clerks in Oregon will accept ballots postmarked by Election Day. They’re now reaching out to correct unverified ballots before the Dec. 11 certification. Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read says thousands of ballots go un-counted each cycle because officials...

Oregon · 2d

The Hillsboro Herald

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Century Blvd. Bridge Project Plows Ahead Over Stream And Woods – An Update

The Real Story – A Column The Century Blvd. Bridge has been anything but popular with Hillsboro residents.  Construction started despite signs and protests, proving once again that beating City […] The post Century Blvd. Bridge Project Plows Ahead Over Stream And Woods – An Update appeared first on The Hillsboro Herald .

Hillsboro, OR · 1d

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5 Best Restaurants in Hillsboro, Oregon You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Hillsboro, Oregon — a city where the Tualatin Valley rolls green and generous beneath a sky that always seems to be shifting, where the scent of cedar mingles with the aroma of roasting coffee, and where neighborhoods are stitched together by the laughter of children, the hum of tech workers, and the quiet pride of families who have called this place home for generations. Here, glass towers rise beside berry fields, and food trucks park in the shadow of historic storefronts, each corner humming with the stories of newcomers and old-timers alike.

Hillsboro, OR · 5d

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Beaverton Mayor Lacey Beaty Joins Mayors From Across Globe In A Pledge To Protect Freedoms

BEAVERTON, Ore. – Monday is World Freedom Day. Also on Monday, Beaverton Mayor Lacey Beaty joined 15 mayors across the United States and Europe in a pledge to protect freedoms. The pledge is part of ALLIES, or the Alliance for Local Leaders International. The Mayors say the pledge is...

Beaverton, OR · 3d

Columbia County Spotlight

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Nonprofits in Scappoose, Rainier, Warren get combined $51K in grants

Three nonprofit organizations in Columbia County will be able to expand their services thanks to grants from the Oregon Community Foundation. The Oregon Community Foundation has awarded more than $5.3 […]

Columbia County, OR · 1d

KOIN 6 News

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‘Asking for really basic things’: Portland city worker strike enters Day 2

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The Portland city workers strike is in its second day, as the union seeks a new contract. The City of Portland Professional Workers union is still after more pay in a new contract, as leaders said they have not received a wage increase, and right now there isn’t one scheduled for next […]

Portland, OR · 1d

The Hillsboro Herald

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Fall Colors On Display At Hillsboro Parks – Catch Them While You Can

The Hillsboro area is a great place to catch all the colors of Fall.  As deciduous trees and brush shed their leaves in their annual display, we get to enjoy […] The post Fall Colors On Display At Hillsboro Parks – Catch Them While You Can appeared first on The Hillsboro Herald .

Hillsboro, OR · 3d

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Sentencing Expected In One Portland Bias Crime, Indictment Sought In Another

Portland, Ore. – Multnomah County prosecutors will take an alleged bias crime to the grand jury, while another racially-motivated case heads to sentencing this week. Trevor Cash was recently convicted for threatening a group of roofers in May of 2025, “And they were threatened – in part, at least – because of their perceived immigration status or their race,” says says District Attorney Nathan Vasquez. “This was a jury trial in which the defendant was found guilty of Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Bias Crime I, Menacing and Bias Crime in the second degree.” Cash will be sentenced Friday and Vasquez says his office is asking for prison time. “When someone’s threatening to call ICE, or threatening physical violence on someone because of their race or perceived immigration status, we are going to take swift action.”

Portland, OR · 3d