Reynolds board votes to restore Outdoor School

Parents’ fundraising pays off for students

By Rob Cullivan / The Gresham Outlook Fri, Mar 12, 2010
Updated Mar 12, 2010

The Reynolds School District Board voted 6-0 March 11 to approve sending the district’s sixth-graders to Outdoor School this year. The …

ON Semiconductor of Gresham to hire 25

By Shannon Wells /
The Gresham Outlook
Fri, Mar 12, 2010
Updated 14.3 hours ago

ON Semiconductor plans to hire approximately 25 technicians and engineers this year to facilitate expansion of its Gresham manufacturing operations …

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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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Centennial students face denim theft charges By Mara Stine / The Gresham Outlook Fri, Mar 12, 2010 Updated 14.4 hours ago A ring of 11 teens and young men, including four Centennial High School students, face charges of theft and organized retail theft for allegedly …

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No one injured when a bullet whizzes through apartment ceiling

By Mara Stine /
The Gresham Outlook
Fri, Mar 12, 2010
Updated Mar 12, 2010

Police arrested a woman on a warrant after a bullet was fired through the floor of her apartment and into the unit below. Officers responded to a …

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Troutdale names interim city administrator By Shannon Wells / The Gresham Outlook Sat, Mar 13, 2010 The city of Troutdale has hired a former city manager from cities in Oregon and Alaska to fill its recently vacated city administrator position for …

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Fairview leaders concerned about Sandy, 223rd projects

By Shannon Wells /
The Gresham Outlook
Sat, Mar 13, 2010
Updated 14.3 hours ago

Like its neighboring cities, Fairview’s economic growth and quality of life is largely dependent on the quality of its roads and transportation …

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- Race electrifies student ambition

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- Don’t lose sleep as daylight saving time begins

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- Gresham High School principal to retire

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- Wheeler gets nod, but can he hold on?

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- Candidates scramble for county posts

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- Carter withdraws from Multnomah County race

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- Damascus ‘no’ votes show confidence in leaders

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- State employees take furloughs on March 19

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- Local briefs for March 13

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- Obituaries for March 13

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Gresham names 2010 top citizens

By Mara Stine / The Gresham Outlook
Wed, Mar 10, 2010

Cathe Wiese, executive director of My Father’s House, has been named this year’s Gresham Area Citizen of the Year. The East Metro …

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Local briefs for March 10

The Gresham Outlook
Wed, Mar 10, 2010

Gorge paving project begins Road crews are working to resurface Interstate 84 from Multnomah Falls to Cascade Locks from March to November. The …

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Fairview Police Department meets state accreditation standards

By Shannon Wells / The Gresham Outlook
Wed, Mar 10, 2010

When Fairview Police Chief Ken Johnson joined the department, there was no streamlined way for a citizen to file a complaint against – or a …

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TriMet’s riderships goes up in February Pamplin Media Group Tue, Mar 9, 2010 Updated Mar 10, 2010 TriMet says its ridership went up in February for the first time in a year. The transit agency said that 7.9 million trips were taken in February up …

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- Local meetings for March 13

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- Arias exits a still-crowded county commission race

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- Hundreds line up to run for statewide offices

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- Local meetings for March 10

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- Events for March 10

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- NACCO to transfer 40 employees to Fairview

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- Oregon Treasurer Ben Westlund dies

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- Events for March 13

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- Fire destroys Gresham apartment, displaces family of four

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- Organization meetings for March 10

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- Organization meetings for March 13

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- Suspects arrested in Troutdale pharmacy robbery

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- KPAM lineup shuffle puts Taft on talk show frontlines

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