Honoring fallen firefighters, both near and far
The bell ceremony is a fire service funeral tradition that
reflects respect and honor for a deceased firefighter. Throughout history, the
tolling of a bell has been used to summ... Read more
County moves ahead on repeal of STR rules
Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) edged
closer towards repealing county regulations for Short Term Rentals (STRs) in
unincorporated Clackamas County at a June... Read more
Future of county land uncertain after Park District fails
When the final numbers were counted by Clackamas County
Elections, Measure 3-581, which would have formed a Park District and received
three parcels of land on Salmon River Road... Read more
Sandy's summer returns with festival fun
Khyrs Jones, Executive Director of the Sandy Area Chamber of
Commerce, noted that the return of the chamber’s biggest annual fundraiser, the
Music Fair and Feast, has got ... Read more
Summer starts with a farce at Clack Rep
David Smith-English, director of Clackamas Repertory
Theater’s (CRT) production of “Desperate Measures,” noted that when the show
opens this month it will have... Read more
District's summer program helps students make up for lost time
Students from throughout the Oregon Trail School District
(OTSD) will have a chance to further their learning, including earning credits
for high school students, through the di... Read more
County commissioners aim to repeal short term rental program
The Clackamas Board of County Commissioners (BCC) began the
process of repealing county code that would establish a short-term rental (STR)
registration program and business reg... Read more
A Mountain of memories
It takes very little time at Timberline Lodge to begin to
appreciate its majestic grandeur and its testament to those craftsmen who
created the iconic building. But if one could... Read more
County election results delayed after ballot bungle
Clackamas County made election headlines last month from
Arkansas to New York and beyond, thanks to ballots printed with blurred
barcodes that rendered them unreadable to the co... Read more
Fire District reminds community to prepare for wildfire season
Hoodland Fire District (HFD) announced personnel changes in
May and continued its public outreach to prepare citizens for potential
wildland fires as the district gears up for s... Read more
Los Andes Shop moves to Museum's plaza for summer
Deborah Berhó and her husband started selling sweaters that
her husband’s mom knit from her home in Chile in 1988. But they went to
college, found careers and the sweater ... Read more
PGE continues to replace tree connections
Portland General Electric (PGE) completed approximately 100
replacements of electrical service drops that were attached to trees on
Mountain Properties during 2021 and has conti... Read more
Govy to Timberline gondola part of larger vision of the future
Mountain residents who have been around long enough may
remember the Skiway Tram that ran from Government Camp to Timberline Lodge back
in the 1950s. And in a few years, it's po... Read more
Hoodland Farmers Market returns for fifth year with big changes
When Kate Brauner found out that the Market Manager for the
Hoodland Farmers Market was ready to pass the reigns of the job to someone
else, she decided to take the plunge. <... Read more
Hoodland Fire's Scott Kline graduates from elite officer program
Hoodland Fire District (HFD) Division Chief/Fire Marshall
Scott Kline graduated from the National Fire Academy’s (NFA) Executive Fire
Officer (EFO) Program on Thursday, Ma... Read more
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