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Cheap barrels for rainwater storage
Clackamas County Soil and Water Conservation District in partnership with Portland Purple Water is offering clean, used, food-grade barrels for harvesting rainwater and storing it to use during dry months.
Dissent grows as regional sewer group comes closer to forming
H1N1 vaccine offered this week in Clackamas County
OREGON CITY a ' Clackamas Countya TMs H1N1 flu vaccine clinic is open again this week, today through Thursday.
Under-fire county auditor takes job with Clackamas Co. water board
The Skamania County, Wash., auditor being investigated for expenses that in one year nearly matched his annual salary has accepted a new job with Clackamas County, Ore.
Clackamas County investigator can't let go of 10-year-old homicide
Clackamas County sheriff's Sgt. Steve Hyson is haunted by a 10-year-old homicide.
Minor injuries in early-morning house fire in Clackamas
An early morning fire ripped through a Clackamas home, leaving residents with minor injuries and the house with severe damage.
Pair Wanted In Clackamas Theft Case
Store surveillance video released this week in Clackamas showed two people wanted in connection with a car break-in and credit card theft, deputies said.
OCHS counselor who was found dead suffered from health problems
An Oregon City High School guidance counselor who shot himself Thursday was suffering from health problems that had kept him out of school since the summer.
Woman gets new scooter after Town Center theft
Theresa Soto looks at the pieces of her scooter, which was recovered along I-205. Theresa Soto was devastated when thieves stole her scooter from Clackamas Town Center last week.
Clackamas water district commissioner arrested in beer-bottle assault
A Clackamas River Water district commissioner was arrested early Saturday after she allegedly assaulted a man with a beer bottle at an Oregon City bar.
Shooting Injures Teen In Happy Valley
A shooting near Clackamas Town Center injured one teenager and triggered a manhunt around the popular mall Sunday night.
Town hall fever in Clackamas County: Barton and Schaufler
Town hall fever in Clackamas County: Barton and Schaufler Saturday was a gorgeous day in the Portland metro area.
Shooting near Clackamas mall leaves teen in hospital, questions
The search is on for a shooting suspect who opened fire right across the street from the Clackamas Town Center mall.
N. Clackamas teacher accused of stealing school computers
An elementary school teacher has been arrested on an accusation he stole computers from the North Clackamas School District and sold the parts on eBay.
Suspect Sought in Clackamas Shooting
A 16-year old boy called Clackamas County dispatchers Sunday evening after being shot, and taking refuge in an apartment in the Monterey Springs apartment complex; which, is located in the immediate vicinity of the reported shooting where multiple rounds were believed to have been fired.
Green Line to Clackamas opens with a smooth ride
A MAX Train pulls into the new light-rail station at the Clackamas Town Center. The initial report on the Green Line could be titled, "All's Quiet on the Eastern Front." Trouble -- so far, anyway -- hasn't hopped a ride on the newly opened 6.5-mile light-rail line that connects Clackamas Town Center with the rest of TriMet's train system.
Recycled-steel home builder breaks ground in Clackamas
A drawing of a recently completed Miranda Home in a new subdivision in Clackamas.
Woman with cerebral palsy has scooter stolen
CLACKAMAS, Ore. Police and a woman now unable to get around are asking the public to help find her powered scooter that was stolen from the Clackamas Town Center last Tuesday.
Disabled woman's scooter stolen
On Tuesday, October 21, 2009 between 8:40 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. an unidentified person stole a motorized scooter parked, unattended next to the bike racks -- situated between Barnes and Noble and the J C Penny Store, on the south side of the Clackamas Town Center, 12000 SE 82ND Avenue, in Happy Valley.
Ding ding ca-ching: OMSI streetcar project gets $75M boost
The federal government has signed a $75 million agreement to expand Portland's 8-year-old streetcar system east of the Willamette River.
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