The Oregonian - Sun Nov 08
Residents can attend open houses this week about the planning process to build three Sunrise Corridor interchanges.
Milwaukie woman rescued from creek -- then arrestedKGW-TV Portland - Sun Nov 08
A woman rescued after falling into a cold, rushing creek is back where she started: in hot water.
Woman arrested for violating court orderLocalnewsdaily.com - Sun Nov 08
A Clackamas County woman was arrested after a night of hot-tubbing and a fall down a bank into chilly Johnson Creek.
Waging a property tax appeal hardly a sure betThe Oregonian - Sun Nov 08
I got my tax bill two weeks ago and, perhaps like you, felt more deflated than this economy.
The homeowners were on vacation and a passerby saw flamesClackamas Review - Fri Nov 06
Fire investigators said a passerby prevented a Milwaukie house fire from becoming much worse late Thursday night.
Overnight fire damages Milwaukie homeOregonlive.com - Fri Nov 06
Clackamas County Fire crews responded to a house fire overnight in Milwaukie. A passerby noticed smoke and flames coming from the back of the home in the 5000-block of Southeast Aldercrest Road in Milwaukie shortly before midnight and called 9-1-1. Noticing a car in the driveway, the Good Samaritan tried to wake the homeowners but could not get ...
Transition Projects opens new warming shelter for couplesThe Oregonian - Thu Nov 05
A homeless man and a homeless woman fall in love, and together, they can keep a little bit of the chill at bay.
Judge to anti-fur protesters: back off elderly store ownerKATU-TV Portland - Thu Nov 05
A judge has ordered animal rights activists to keep their distance from a 75-year-old furrier because state law protects the businessman from elder abuse by shouting profanities.
Armed customer robs Canby pharmacy for OxycontinKGW-TV Portland - Thu Nov 05
Five pharmacy employees in Canby were held up at gunpoint on Wednesday as a masked customer demanded Oxycontin pills, according to detectives.
Elder-abuse law invoked to block fur protestersOregonlive.com - Wed Nov 04
Oregon's free-speech protections allow animal-rights activists to hurl accusations at Portland's last furrier, but the state's elder-abuse laws forbid intimidating him through obscenity, a Clackamas County judge ruled Wednesday.
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