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More concerned parents speak out after threatening list targets Gold Beach students

Parents of Gold Beach Junior/Senior High School students are expressing their concerns regarding safety after a student created a threatening list targeting peers. The situation has prompted discussions about school security and the well-being of students in the community.

Eugene police warn of increased traffic for Friday's Oregon vs. Michigan State game

The Eugene Police Department has issued a warning regarding increased traffic expected for the upcoming Friday college football game between Oregon and Michigan State. Fans are advised to arrive at Autzen Stadium earlier than usual to avoid congestion and ensure a smooth entry.

Gresham High students stage walkout in protest of unsafe conditions

Gresham High School students organized a walkout to protest unsafe conditions within their school, voicing their concerns to the school board. Many students feel their safety issues are being ignored, prompting significant community engagement and discussion about school safety.

Mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez violated city rules by omitting financial disclaimer from public sign, auditor finds

Mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez has been found in violation of city regulations for failing to include a financial disclaimer on a public sign, according to an auditor's investigation. This issue is separate from an ongoing inquiry into his alleged misuse of city funds for editing his Wikipedia page.

'No one should be scared of a gun coming to school': Gresham High students, parents protest following gun incident

Gresham High students organized a walkout protest at their school following a gun incident where a 17-year-old brought a firearm into a classroom. The students expressed their fears for safety and called for action from school officials and the district. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about gun violence in schools.

Man arrested for assaulting 61-year-old woman at Tigard grocery store

A man was arrested and charged with assault after allegedly attacking a 61-year-old woman at a grocery store in Tigard. The police believe the assault was random, prompting a swift response that led to the suspect's apprehension. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding safety in local public spaces.

Man sentenced to 40 years for 1980 cold case murder near Mt. Hood Community College

A 60-year-old man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for the 1980 kidnapping, sexual assault, and murder of a 19-year-old woman near Mt. Hood Community College. The case, which remained cold for decades, was solved through advancements in DNA technology, highlighting the importance of forensic science in bringing justice to long-unsolved crimes.

Fed up with Portland's vandalism, crime and fees, business owner moves to Tigard

Fed up with increasing vandalism, crime, and associated fees in Portland, business owner Tim Brunner has decided to relocate his operations to Tigard. His frustrations highlight the challenges faced by local businesses amid rising urban issues.

Portland city commissioner violated campaign finance law, auditor finds

Portland City Commissioner and mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez has been found in violation of campaign finance laws, according to an audit. This finding raises concerns over transparency and adherence to electoral regulations in the city.

With 45% of body burned, fingers amputated, Gresham firefighter maintains good spirits

Firefighter Spencer Tejedas has returned home after enduring a harrowing recovery from severe burns and amputations sustained in a house fire. The Gresham Fire Department recently held a press conference to discuss his journey through hospitalization and rehabilitation. Tejedas' resilience continues to inspire his community.

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