Sandy News

Presidents designating large tracts of land as wilderness, under the Wildlife Wilderness Act, have seemingly been obligatory since the history of fog.

It took a few months, but Stephanie Stevens and Jennifer McLaine are back. Stevens owned the cafe at Shorty's Corner, with McLaine as chef, until September when it closed.

The city of Sandy and a former police officer have reached a $1 million settlement with the family of a 27-year-old Gresham man who was unarmed, naked, burned and bleeding when police shot him to death in 2005.

Rescue crews headed to Cathedral Rock on the west slope of Mount Hood to rescue a Seattle-area man who had fallen down the mountain and broken his leg, broke his leg, Clackamas County officials said.

Rescue crews on Sunday helped retrieve a climber who fell and broke his leg while on Mount Hood early Sunday.

Eudene Hult lives with an odd problem that makes her laugh and cry and occasionally tremble.

Dedicated fans of the Sandy Mountain Festival Parade, take note: There will be a big change in the route this July.

The goal of the Sandy River Crossing Project in Sandy, Ore., is to reduce the vulnerability of two main water conduits that bring the Portland area its water by burying the conduits in a tunnel that runs beneath the Sandy River.

Driving across an old green iron bridge at Dodge Park, a crane and a large cylinder that juts from the ground contrast sharply with the idyllic natural surroundings along the Sandy River.

Calamity Jane's Hamburger Parlour Restaurant has two Oregon locations, one in Sandy and one in Dundee Oregon.

Checkers are constantly busy at the new Grocery Outlet Bargain Market in Sandy. They'll be even busier Saturday, June 13, when the store and its 26 employees celebrate a grand opening with lots of valuable prizes.

The Five-Generation Queen's Court has been announced for this year's Sandy Mountain Festival Days.

Given the four-year moratorium on local gas taxes that begins 91 days after the current legislative session, it is prudent for cities to decide quickly how they will react.

Karen Brisbin, an Oregon City criminal defense attorney, is scheduled to be sworn in today as Clackamas County Justice of the Peace.

Virginia O'Donnell has quilting in her blood. Her mother quilted, and when her father lost his job and then fell out of a tree and broke his back, he made quilts for his children while O'Donnell's mother worked.

Despite the recent cloudy skies and cooler temperatures, things are heating up around Sandy on the S-scale. For those who aren't familiar with the term, that means Sasquatch - the star and theme to this year's Sandy Mountain Festival - is all the rage.

During the past weekend's grand opening of the Sandy Historical Museum, Cori Whitlock, 12, of Sandy spun Icelandic sheep's wool she had pulled from sheep on the Olympic Peninsula and dyed several colors.

Gresham residents take advantage of the weather to shoot hoops in Red Sunset Park.

To show support for troops, the Clackamas County Democratic Party will collect items during June to be sent to members of Oregon's National Guard deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Children of all ages enjoy Judd Mills' rendition of 'The Odyssey,' just as they will enjoy the library's Summer Reading Program.