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March 12 2010
12:19 PM
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  DATE        CAPTION LAST TWO WEEKS OF LOCAL NEWS   
   Friday
   March 12
   2010
Mother, Father, Son, Possible Murder/Suicide In Sunriver Area Mother, Father, Son, Possible Murder/Suicide In Sunriver Area
March 11, 2010 By Donna Millsap Oregon Herald staff reporter SUNRIVER — Mother, Father, and seven year old son, were all found dead in their Sunriver home Thursday morning. The call came in around 10:30 in the morning to police dispatcher. Someone was reporting seeing a person hanging outside a garage at a home on Hermosa Road, south of Sunriver. Deschutes Cou.. [more]
   Thursday
   March 11
   2010
Stafford Area Under Threat Of Future Urban Development Stafford Area Under Threat Of Future Urban Development
March 11, 2010 By Kimberly West Oregon Herald staff reporter LAKE OSWEGO, OR. -- Fears of urban development are deep-seated in the Lake Oswego, West Linn, and Tualatin areas. Now proposed planning strategy could shape development throughout the region for the next 50 years. Last Thursday The Metro Council voted 5-2 to designate several tracts .. [more]
   Wednesday
   March 10
   2010
Two year old girl badly injured as man revs engine and crashes into 7-Eleven store Two year old girl badly injured as man revs engine and crashes into 7-Eleven store
March 10, 2010 By Ralph Metcalf Oregon Herald staff editor Witnesses say the man in his car outside 7-Eleven purposefully revved up his engine and smashed into an Aberdeen, Washington store injuring 2-year-old Keitlyn Zinn and her mother. As the girl continues to recover from being pinned by the van on Friday, surveillance video just released.. [more]
   Tuesday
   March 09
   2010
Katherine Huether still missing near Bonneville Dam Katherine Huether still missing near Bonneville Dam
March 9, 2010 By Kimberly West Oregon Herald staff reporter PORTLAND, Ore. -- There are no fresh clues and U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crews have joined in the search for a Portland, Ore., hiker missing near Bonneville Dam in Washington since Thursday. Air crews joined a ground crew of about 50 searchers, some with dogs, looking 24 year ol.. [more]
   Monday
   March 08
   2010
Kidnapper, Sex offender still at large, police baffled. Kidnapper, Sex offender still at large, police baffled.
March 8, 2010 By Jennifer Kennedy Oregon Herald staff reporter PORTLAND, Ore. -- Portland police are still hunting the man accused of impersonating a police officer, the same man who kidnapped two women from downtown Portland after a concert on Thursday night. Portland Police Detectives identified the suspect as 42-year-old Paul E.. [more]
   Friday
   March 05
   2010
FBI and SWAT Team Take Suspected ID Thief into custody FBI and SWAT Team Take Suspected ID Thief into custody
March 5, 2010 By Jennifer Kennedy Oregon Herald staff reporter SALEM, Ore. -- A long police standoff in northwest Salem ended Thursday with police taking an identity theft suspect into custody. Salem police and FBI agents arrived at the Rosewood Lane Apartments on Marine Drive at about 11:30 a.m. to make contact with 37-year-old Adam Williams reg.. [more]
   Thursday
   March 04
   2010
Portland water and sewer bills to sky-rocket Portland water and sewer bills to sky-rocket
March 4, 2010 By Aubra Salt Oregon Herald staff reporter The cost of water and sewer costs are set to double. That's why private water wells are looking mighty attractive these days because they're mostly free and often cleaner and fresher than "city water". Portland residents have seen their sewer bills skyrocket over the past fifteen .. [more]
   Tuesday
   March 02
   2010
Lawmakers seek to change Oregon State constitution Lawmakers seek to change Oregon State constitution
Lawmakers seek to change Oregon State's constitution February 26, 2010 By Kimberly West Oregon Herald staff senior editor Oregon voters will decide this November whether state lawmakers should hold annual legislative sessions. Lawmakers in Salem Thursday approved a plan to ask voters to change the state's constitution to allow annual legislative gatherings.. [more]
   Tuesday
   March 02
   2010
Four year old girl killed by Rottweiler Four year old girl killed by Rottweiler
March 2, 2010 By Kimberly West Oregon Herald staff reporter     ASTORIA, Ore. -- The 4-year-old daughter of Jesse Browning, one of the stars of The History Channel's "Ax Men", died tragically yesterday in Oregon after being mauled by one of the family's pet Rottweilers. Jesse, whose father owns the "rowning Logging" company featured on the show.. [more]
   Monday
   March 01
   2010
Boy missing from Oregon ski trip Boy missing from Oregon ski trip
March 1, 2010 By Kimberly West Oregon Herald staff reporter TOLLGATE, Ore. A search continues today for a 13-year-old boy who disappeared while on a cross-country ski trip in northeastern Oregon. Blue Mountain Television reports that Nathan Cain of Walla Walla, Wash., was skiing with his father and some adult friends when he got separated from the .. [more]
   Thursday
   February 25
   2010
93-year-old female pedestrian struck and killed by driver 93-year-old female pedestrian struck and killed by driver
93-year-old pedestrian struck and killed by driver February 25, 2010 By Gordon Grearson Oregon Herald staff reporter PORTLAND, Ore. - A woman who was struck and killed while trying to cross a street has been identified as 93-year-old Mary Waseko Kasubuschi of Portland. The accident happened around 6:20 p.m. Wednesday in the area of Southeast Cesar E. Chavez Blv.. [more]
   Wednesday
   February 24
   2010
Teenage girl found safe Teenage girl found safe
Teenage girl was missing, now safe February 24, 2010 By Gordon Grearson Oregon Herald staff reporter Amy Bartell, 14, ran away from the Parry Center for Children in southeast Portland Monday, and we alerted you about it on air an online. Tuesday morning, the girl was reported to be safe. Thank you to our viewers for being alert to another missing persons case. .. [more]
   Monday
   February 22
   2010
Christian teacher arrested for sex with teenage girl Christian teacher arrested for sex with teenage girl
February 22, 2010 By Gordon Grearson Oregon Herald staff reporter A Christian-based high school teacher has been arrested on suspicion of having sex with a 16 year old female student. Scott A. Spies, 49, who teaches at the Auburn Adventist Academy, was arrested last week and booked into the Regional Justice Center in Kent, Washington and i.. [more]
   Sunday
   February 21
   2010
New details about Police sergeant who  killed  wife and her friend New details about Police sergeant who killed wife and her friend
New details about Police sergeant who killed wife and her friend February 18, 2010 By Ralph Metcalf Oregon Herald staff reporter GRESHAM, Ore. – There are new details about the Clackamas County police sergeant who shot and killed his wife, her friend and himself at a downtown Gresham restaurant and lounge. A spokesman for the Clark County Sheriff's Office .. [more]
   Thursday
   February 18
   2010
Man killed when hit by  Gresham MAX Man killed when hit by Gresham MAX
Man killed when hit by Gresham MAX February 18, 2010 By Donna Millsap Oregon Herald staff reporter GRESHAM – A man was killed when he was struck by a MAX train in Gresham last night. The accident occured at the intersection of 212th Avenue and Burnside around 10:15 p.m. The victim was 32-years old, but authorities have not released his name, pending notification .. [more]