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Firefighters teach CPR to high-schoolers; lead deadly to California condors: Clackamas County news
High school students pause for a class photo after learning hands-only CPR techniques from Clackamas Fire District 1 firefighters.
Fun and games for dogs and owners at Clackamas County Dog...
Games and sports especially for dogs and their owners will be the highlight of Dog Sports Demo Day, planned for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, June 23.
Clackamas County invites public to comment on proposed 2013-14 budget Wednesday, May 22
Clackamas County is inviting public comment as part of its proceedings toward development of a budget covering fiscal year 2013-14. The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, May 22, at 5:30 p.m. in room 115 of the Development Services Building, 150 Beavercreek Road, Oregon City.
County to TriMet: 'Not if we have any say in rail line'
Clackamas County voters sent a largely symbolic message to TriMet on Tuesday night against light rail by voting down a measure authorizing the line from Portland through Milwaukie to Oak Grove, pitting the county at large against North Clackamas residents who voted to support the line in their backyards.
Lake Oswego ranked third-best school district in U.S.; Tolbert Overpass lawsuit
The Lake Oswego School District is the third best school district in the country with the most affordable homes, according to a recent report by ZipRealty.
Oregonians talk guns: Margaret Neill
Recent events have spurred a national conversation about guns, particularly in Oregon, where half of adults own firearms.
2 Kelsi Blalock vs. 7 Natalie Meiggs
Blalock has been one of most consistent gymnasts for the Beavers in her four years.
Portlanders add bee crisis to areas honey-do list
You've heard of eco-roofs and rooftop gardens, but the latest twist to hit Portland comes with a sweeter payout: rooftop honeybee hives.
Squires, mentoring program for teen fathers, plans workshop
Shanne Sowards is mentoring 19-year-old Pablo Huerta, who holds his 6-month-old, Adam.
Happy Valley introduces radio station for community, emergency news
Signs are going up this week in Happy Valley to announce the city's new radio station for community news and emergency alerts.
Sheriff agrees to disagree on county gun ordinance
In attempts to eliminate confusion surrounding Multnomah County's recently passed gun ordinance and how it will affect unincorporated Corbett, Sheriff Dan Staton told a disgruntled crowd at Corbett's town hall meeting he will not enforce the ordinance that takes effect at the end of May.
For What It's Worth record store closes after 30 years - Wednesday, 15 May 2013 04:00
John Gregos has done everything from running the top-selling record store in three states to going backstage with Stevie Ray Vaughan and becoming friends with the Grateful Dead's official photographer.
Man Convicted of Cutting Womens Hair on Bus Arrested for Sex Abuse on Bus
A man who was arrested in 2009 for putting glue in women's hair and cutting it while riding the bus, has been arrested again.
Milwaukie woman hospitalized with burns from kitchen fire
Firefighters administer first aid to a Milwaukie woman burned in a kitchen fire.
Support for locally elected North Clackamas parks board? The Oak Grove Community Council at ...
The Oak Grove Community Council at its Wednesday, May 22, meeting may vote to support changing the North Clackamas Parks & Recreational District to a locally elected board, replacing the Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners.
Clackamas County announces Community Action Impact award recipients
Clackamas County is presenting the Community Action Impact awards at the May 16 Board of County Commissioners Business Meeting.
Misinterpreting the mall shooter; Safari Club reopens as retail store: Clackamas County news
When Jacob Roberts ran into Clackamas Town Center, Katherine Dieringer, 21, of Clackamas was in the perfume aisle of Macy's with her boyfriend Sean Boyle, 21, of Happy Valley.
Police identify carjacking suspect who was detained by bystanders on Sunday
The carjacking suspect who was chased and detained by bystanders on Sunday has been identified by police as Johnathan Bryan Yager Jones.
Oregonians talk guns: Gregory Ventana
Recent events have spurred a national conversation about guns, particularly in Oregon, where half of adults own firearms.