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Woman loses arm and ear after pack of dogs attack her in Portland
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Two teens arrested for armed robbery at Gresham Skate Park
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Woman charged in deadly Portland dog mauling of 6-year-old boy
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Walmart Gresham Market celebrates major renovation with ribbon cutting
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“Voices of Gresham” podcast puts the ‘story in history’
On a hot summer day, Japanese Americans, many of whom had settled in the Gresham area, were told they were being relocated. They had been kept over the summer at the Portland Assembly Center, not knowing of the furious construction that had been going on in the high desert of Idaho. “We were told to pack up and hop on a train.” ...
ICYDK – Historic Trees Dying, Lineman Rodeo Weekend, & Local Olympians
A 154-year old elm tree in downtown Portland had a rough winter, so naturally, the City is coming to the rescue… by chopping it down. The local tree-huggers tried to lobby against the decision, but the tree is getting pretty sick, and starting to become a danger to people around it, so… chop chop. We’ll probably turn it into something cool though.
Walmart Gresham Market celebrates major renovation with ribbon cutting
A full-service hot deli, better delivery/pickup, improvements to in-store shopping and layout — these are just a few changes to the Walmart Gresham Market on Powell, celebrated on Friday, July 26. The store at 2444 E. Powell Boulevard, celebrated a ribbon cutting to commemorate a sweeping five-month remodel that modernized and updated nearly every department, while bringing new amenities for employees and customers. “Remodeling was one of the most challenging...
Gresham fire engines get 'Fido Bag' donation
Gresham Fire got a tail-wagging donation that will help ensure firefighters are equipped to save any beloved pets in crisis. Gresham City Attorney Ellen Van Riper secured the donation of “Fido Bags” via nonprofit organization The Fetch Foundation. Those bags are filled with life-saving emergency supplies for pets. “I’m very happy I was able to facilitate this donation to the fire department,” Van Riper said. “(The Fetch Foundation) is a...
Show your support: Blood drive for severely injured local firefighter
GRESHAM, Ore. (KATU) — A donation blood drive in Gresham is set for Friday in honor of Firefighter Spencer Tejedas, who is currently recovering from severe injuries sustained in the line of duty. According to the City of Gresham, the blood drive with be on August 2. from 9:00...
This night market goes where Oregon’s Asian population is: Washington County
This weekend at The Round in Beaverton, about 150 vendors representing a range of Asian identities will gather for the city’s first Legendary Makers Market, offering Himalayan dumplings, baked goods with Korean and Vietnamese influences, Japanese crafts and origami and much more. The three-day festival, expected to draw thousands,...
MultCo Board rejects alternative ambulance resolution amid paramedic shortage
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The resolution to urge the Multnomah County Chair to temporarily change the required personnel for ambulances to address long response times has failed to pass after contentious debating among Multnomah County Commissioners. The county has been facing ambulance response time issues with the company under contract, American Medical Response, due to […]
$2 million approved for improvements at Portland ‘deflection’ center in split county vote
Multnomah County commissioners on Thursday signed off on improvements to a newly leased building in Portland’s Buckman neighborhood -- their first vote on the evolving and closely watched plan to address minor drug possession cases starting this fall. Though the resolution dealt with up to $2 million building costs,...
Person in Multnomah County jail dies, the first in 2024
A person in the custody of the Multnomah County Detention Center died Thursday, according to the county sheriff’s office. The sheriff’s office did not say whether the unnamed person was a man or a woman, but said an adult was found unresponsive in their jail cell about 7:30 a.m. Jail staff soon began performing life-saving measures, the office said, but the adult was pronounced dead by AMR paramedics.
Portland’s Water Bureau Director Resigns at Request of Mapps, Chides City Leadership on the Way Out
On June 28, on his last day overseeing the Portland Water Bureau, City Commissioner Mingus Mapps placed its director, Gabe Solmer, the first woman to ever hold the position, on administrative leave. Solmer officially resigned, at the request of Mapps, on July 26. An agreement disclosed by the city shows...
Cat Of The Week: Missy (Adopt Me)
Missy is a gentle love who enjoys being petted, especially after she gets to know you and feels the comforts of home. This 4-year-old female would love to meet a kind soul or two to be her next BFF. She's can co-exist with other cats yet she is not bff material. When it's her turn to get attention from her humans, she will chase off other kitties off to steal ALL of your love. Are you looking for a purrfectly adorable house panther who is loyal through thick and thin?
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