Hillsboro, OR|News|
Hillsboro Weil Arcade Fire Debris Gives Up Victim After 5 Weeks
The arson investigation into the fire that destroyed much of the Weil Arcade Building in Hillsboro is now a murder probe. A body was found.
Colin Miner, Patch Staff
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Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon COVID-19 Case Decline Not Fast Enough To Save Everyone
The Oregon Health Authority says that the deaths of 57 more Oregonians were reported on Tuesday.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Mascot Stolen — The Missing Pickle Caper Captivates Cops
Dillon T. Pickle was apparently taken from the porch of the Portland Pickles headquarters, which appears to be a residential home.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland City Worker Strike Averted As Unions Approve Contract
More than 1,100 workers were set to go on strike on Thursday morning.
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Portland, OR|News|
Multnomah Bias Crime Dashboard Tracks Nearly 3 Years Of Attacks
The dashboard released by the Multnomah County District Attorney provides some details on 116 cases involving 202 victims since July 2019.
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Beaverton, OR|News|
Beaverton Woman's Murder Results In Life Sentence For Her Killer
Norberto Nestor Muniz, Jr. will spend life in prison after his conviction for murdering Amy Low in 2018.
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Wilsonville, OR|News|
'Best of Wilsonville' Photo Contest Now Accepting Submissions
Wilsonville hopes that people want to show their civil pride and enter the city's first "Best of Wilsonville" photo contest.
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Gresham, OR|News|
Officer Donald Sahota Honored With Memorial Procession, Service
Donald Sahota, who started his career with the Gresham Police Department, was killed last week while off-duty and defending his home.
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Across Oregon, OR|News|
Oregon COVID-19 Cases Drop, Hospitalizations Also On The Decline
The Oregon Health Authority says that hospitalizations, patients in intensive care units, both dropped on Monday.
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Oregon City, OR|News|
Oregon City School District Probes Showing Of Video About Assault
A video shown at an Oregon City High School where a student confesses to abusing an ex-girlfriend has sparked a student walkout and probe.
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Portland, OR|News|
Oregon May Let You Pump Your Own Gas, I Would Have Been At A Loss
MINER COLUMN: Oregon may soon go the way of 48 other states in the union and allow people to pump their own gas.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Man Charged With Stealing Weapons, Four Others At Large
Federal officials say that Kory Dean Boyd and four others used a sledgehammer to break into a pawn shop and steal 47 weapons.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Timbers Single Game Tickets Went On Sale At 10 A.M.
The Timbers return to the pitch on Saturday February 26 when the New England Revolution come to town.
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Gresham, OR|News|
Donald Sahota Memorial Service Tuesday Afternoon: How To Watch
The memorial service for former Gresham police officer Donald Sahota, who was killed while off duty, will be streamed live.
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Beaverton, OR|News|
Oregon COVID-19 Cases Continue Their Decline, Deaths Remain High
It wasn't that long ago that 7,928 new cases of COVID-19 in a day would have been aspirational. That was the total for three days.
Colin Miner, Patch Staff
Portland, OR|News|
World's Smallest Park Reopens In Portland After Refurbishment
Mill Ends Park, deemed by Guinness to be the world's smallest, was rededicated on Monday. No word yet from the leprechauns if they're happy.
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Portland, OR|News|
Oregon COVID-19 Indoor Mask Mandate Ends No Later Than March 31
The state says that the mask mandate will stop on March 31.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Strike On Thursday Unless Deal Is Reached, Workers Rally
More than 1,100 city workers will go on strike Thursday unless a deal is reached. The next talks are scheduled for Wednesday.
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Portland, OR|News|
Oregon Omicron Hospitalizations Likely Peaking This Weekend: OHSU
Meanwhile, the state says that there were 4,872 new cases on Thursday, continuing the decline.
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Portland, OR|News|
Portland Homeless Camping By Dangerous Roads Ban Goes Into Effect
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler announced the ban on homeless camping by dangerous roads on Friday.
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