The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory for the foothills of the Northern and Southern Blue Mountains of Oregon on Tuesday at 7:46 p.m., which will remain in force until Wednesday at 10 a.m. According to the meteorological service, “South winds 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph.” “Unsecured objects will … Read more
New York’s Riverhead. On Tuesday, the New York architect who is accused of murder in the Gilgo Beach crimes was charged with the murder of a seventh lady. Valerie Mack’s remains were discovered on Long Island in 2000, and Rex Heuermann entered a not guilty plea to her murder. Mack, 24, was last seen by … Read more
Days after last week’s shooting in Gresham, which was purportedly caused by a fight over loud music, a woman passed away in a hospital. Susan Henson was shot and gravely injured when Gresham police arrived at the scene of a shooting in the 1300 block of Southwest Pleasant View Drive shortly before three in the … Read more
According to information obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive, the deputy director of Portland’s program that gives public campaign funds to candidates for mayor and City Council quit unexpectedly last month, accusing his boss of intimidation and general poor management. According to documents retrieved through a public records request, Daniel Lewkow said in a letter dated November … Read more
The Oregonian/OregonLive examined the girls basketball teams in the Metro League in great detail last week. It’s time to examine each of the district’s top players in greater detail this winter. Beaverton sophomore Dara Oluwafemi As a freshman, Oluwafemi, a transfer from Metro rival Westview, was one of the best guards in the state. According … Read more
A guy who offered to assist Spanish speaking in consolidating their debt but then used their funds for personal purposes in a ten-year fraud was sentenced on Tuesday to almost two years in federal prison. U.S. District Judge Michael H. Simon ruled that Javier Antonio Banuelas Urueta, 55, must pay $115,750 to ten victims who … Read more
Presidential election Oregon, which has consistently supported the Democratic Party in previous presidential elections, was not among the swing states this year. Although fewer than in previous years, many Oregonians were still keen to cast their ballots. For Oregon elections to achieve the turnout levels saw in the previous two presidential elections, a significant surge … Read more
The Portland Interscholastic League’s boys basketball program for the 2024–25 academic year was examined by The Oregonian/OregonLive last week. It’s time to quickly review the league’s best players. Junior Robert Acelar, Benson Acelar will be on varsity for the third time this season. The all-league honorable mention wing, who excels as a shooter and defender, … Read more
Ahead of the impending leadership change, a number of senior employees in the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office have quit in recent weeks. In January, newly elected Secretary of State Tobias Read will succeed LaVonne Griffin-Valade. During the past week, several senior employees have announced their resignations, including Audit Director Kip Memmott and Elections Director … Read more
On Thanksgiving Day, an accident in northeast Portland claimed the life of a second person. Police confirmed last week that Patricia Esler, 75, passed away on Saturday as a result of her injuries sustained in the collision. Near northeast 13th Avenue and Lombard Street, she was the front passenger in a car that was struck … Read more