Carter withdraws from Multnomah County race

By Steve Law / The Portland Tribune Wed, Mar 10, 2010

Former state Sen. Margaret Carter withdrew from the race for Multnomah County chair Wednesday afternoon, leaving County Commissioner Jeff Cogen in …

State employees take furloughs on March 19

Pamplin Media Group
Wed, Mar 10, 2010

State workers take their next unpaid furlough on Friday, March 19, closing nearly all state agencies for the day. About 26,500 state employees will …

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Adams says city has plenty of sewer money for bikes

By Jim Redden /
The Portland Tribune
Tue, Mar 9, 2010
Updated 9.5 hours ago

The City Council delayed approving Mayor Sam Adams plan to spend $20 million in city sewer funds to kickstart the new bicyle master plan Wednesday …

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Wheeler ‘well prepared for challenges’ as new state treasurer The Portland Tribune Tue, Mar 9, 2010 Updated Mar 9, 2010 Multnomah County Chairman Ted Wheeler was named Tuesday as the new state treasurer, filling the vacancy left by Sunday’s death of Ben …

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Psychologist: Serrano a ‘low risk’ for future violence

Pamplin Media Group
Tue, Mar 9, 2010
Updated Mar 9, 2010

Convicted killer Ricardo Serrano will not take the witness stand in his defense as a jury decides whether to impose the death penalty for the …

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Boeing to expand Gresham plant, hire 152 workers By Shannon Wells / The Gresham Outlook Fri, Mar 5, 2010 Updated Mar 9, 2010 Boeing will expand its Gresham operations with a $100 million chemical processing plant that could employ 152 workers in the next three years. The …

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How not to get killed

By Erica Ryberg /
The South County Spotlight
Wed, Mar 10, 2010

Jerry Buxbaum likes playing with matchbox cars. The Scappoose resident does it not because he refuses to grow up – though that’s …

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- Race electrifies student ambition

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- Hundreds line up to run for statewide offices

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- School board adopts high school redesign framework

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- Candidates scramble for county posts

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- Swap sewers for bikes?

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- TriMet’s riderships goes up in February

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- They live healthier out there

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- Police say it’s all about politics

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Worthy Causes

The Portland Tribune
Thu, Mar 4, 2010
Updated Mar 7, 2010

Arts lovers, rejoice. The Portland nonprofit Creative Advocacy Network, formed in 2008, is hoping to build momentum this month in its effort to …

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Mayor’s business waiver idea may be expanded By Mara Stine / The Gresham Outlook Wed, Mar 10, 2010 City staff members have proposed expanding elements of a package of small-business incentives unveiled last month by Mayor Shane Bemis during his …

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Dick Bogle — in his own words

The Portland Tribune
Thu, Mar 4, 2010

Dick Bogle died at age 79 on Thursday, Feb. 25. He was one of the first African-American Portland police officers, and also worked as a TV journalist …

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Faith-healing parents sentenced to 16 months in prison

By Matthew Graham / The Clackamas Review
Mon, Mar 8, 2010
Updated Mar 8, 2010

The Oregon City parents who were convicted in January in the faith healing death of their son were both sentenced to 16 months in the state …

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- Federal cash comes with harsh choices for PPS

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- Developer suspends Oregon City’s Rivers project

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- Sources Say • Money lagging for Adams recall drive

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- Key races still favor Democrats in Oregon

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- Hillsboro lawmaker’s Web site invaded by virtual strippers

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- Water Bureau to landlords: Pay up or else

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- Police hunt kidnapping suspect

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- KPAM lineup shuffle puts Taft on talk show frontlines

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