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Appeals court overturns conviction in killing of woman May 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Court of Appeals has overturned the 2017 murder conviction of a teen who fatally stabbed a woman as she hung flyers near an apartment complex. The court overturned the conviction of Jaime Tinoco-Camarena on Wednesday, concluding that prosecutors shouldnt have introduced testimony about his conviction in the 2014 rape of a woman in Eugene, The Oregonian/OregonLive reported....

Washington County libraries mull reopening plans Some libraries have started to offer limited indoor services, but planning varies between library operators. As indoor spaces open gradually after Washington County was recently placed in the "moderate" category of risk regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, libraries throughout Washington County are discussing plans of expanding services before an eventual full reopening at some point. While the latter isnt expected to happen anytime soon, l...

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by Cami Villanueva, student editor In January’s discussion on speed limits, we talked about the speeding complaints in our community; ways some communities faced this problem; and measures you can take to help solve speeding problems. Now, we’ll be diving into a more permanent solution: permanently kicking the speed limits down a few miles per hour.  For years, Oregon’s traffic speed rules used old research and limited local input. All speed limits were set using the “85th percentile r...

Renamed Tumwater Middle School honors Chinuk Wawa language The Beaverton School Board decided on the name at its Tuesday, Feb. 22 meeting. The Beaverton School Board has selected a name for a new middle school located in the Cedar Mill area. On Monday, Feb. 22, the board unanimously decided on the name Tumwater Middle School for the school located on Northwest 118th Avenue, which has been previously referred to as Timberland. The district solicited input from the overall community, in...

Alpenrose in pictures: The end of an era for a Portland institution Updated Feb 25, 2021; Posted Feb 25, 2021 Alpenrose Dairy has been much more than a dairy during its 100-plus year history. (Oregonian/OregonLive file photo)Oregonian Facebook Share This week’s announcement of the permanent closure of the Alpenrose Velodrome and events space is the latest chapter in the slow closure of a much-loved Portland institution. The Southwest Portland dairy, which was sold after a family rift in 201...

Koios Beverages to be Sold in all Market of Choice Supermarkets in Oregon Starting March 15, 2021 After announcing placements of Koios’ beverages in over 200 Colorado convenience stores and Utah’s largest purveyor of sports nutrition products earlier this month, the Company has added the Oregon-based Market of Choice grocery chain to its growing roster of retailers for Koios products. As part of the Company’s continued focus on regional grocers and supermarket chains, this pl...

After ballot box fight, recreational pot shops hit Sherwood February 15 2021 For Sheri Ralston, the push to sell marijuana in Sherwood was an uphill battle with a measure that took three times to pass. For Sheri Ralston, its been a long road to her quest for the legalization of recreational marijuana sales in Sherwood, along a path that resulted in local voters twice rejecting the measure before passing Measure 34-299 solidly in November. But last month, Ralston opened the citys fir...

Power outages persist; PGE, Pacific Power reports over 200,000 still without service in northwest Oregon storm OregonLive.com 2/14/2021 Jaimie Ding, oregonlive.com © Margaret Haberman/The Oregonian/oregonlive.com/TNS As snow blankets the Westmoreland neighborhood in Southeast Portland, kids take to the slick streets on skis and sleds on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2021. Hundreds of thousands of people in northwest Oregon remain without power Sunday morning after a winter storm that ...

Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. The Portland Beer Scene Is Continuing to Expand in 2021 A sudden, multiple-countywide expansion? Now that’s what you call a damn miracle. Upright (Ezra Johnson-Greenough) Updated February 10 After a year when most everybody feared Portlands acclaimed beer industry would crumble under the burden of COVID-19 restrictions and ...