Gresham birthing center sees bipartisan support
When Teddy Glemser gave birth to her first daughter in 2014, both she and her baby experienced complications. Glemser labored in the hospital for 11 hours and due to a
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When Teddy Glemser gave birth to her first daughter in 2014, both she and her baby experienced complications. Glemser labored in the hospital for 11 hours and due to a
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Gresham reeling from two mass shootings so far this year For more than three decades, Claudio Grandjean has served his hometown as a police officer. He has worked his way up through the Gresham Police Department, and understands the ins and outs of law enforcement. He has been promoted to sergeant, captain and the current interim chief. He has worked a beat as a patrol officer, and helmed major projects within the department — working to recruit more diverse officers to better represent the community and taking the helm last year on researching and equipping every officer with a ...
Gresham city manager finalists meet for public forum January 14 2021 Bryan Montgomery, Milwaukie's Ann Ober speak to community before final selection to lead City Hall The two finalists vying to become the next Gresham City Manager took part in a virtual public forum to answer questions posed by community members. Bryan Montgomery and Ann Ober both spoke with forum moderator Mayor Travis Stovall Monday evening, Jan. 11, to discuss their approach to managing city staff, how they would take on the budget crisis, ideas around improving diversity and more. Last year, a pool of more...
Local elected officials react to violence in nation's capital January 06 2021 Most blame President Trump for claiming, without evidence, that the November election was stolen from him. The lawmakers threatened with violence today may have been 3,000 miles away but local elected officials had quick reactions from right here as well. Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler opened the Wednesday meeting of the City Council by denouncing and blaming President Donald for what was happening in Washington, D.C. "It is an assault and an affront to our democracy," said Wheeler, who called the siege of t...