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Wood you look at that, Portland Parks & Rec is giving away 3,000 trees

Portland Parks & Recreation's Urban Forestry division is hosting its 8th annual Yard Tree Giveaway, providing 3,000 trees to the community. This initiative aims to promote urban forestry and enhance the city's green spaces. The event highlights the importance of trees in urban environments and encourages residents to participate in environmental conservation efforts.

Arsonist responsible for burning down SW Portland apartment building found guilty

Garrett Repp, a 30-year-old man, has been found guilty of multiple charges for intentionally setting fire to a Southwest Portland apartment complex last year. His actions led to significant damage and disruption in the community. The case highlights the ongoing issues surrounding arson and public safety in urban areas.

St Johns business owners call on the city for help against theft and break-ins

Small business owners in the St. Johns neighborhood of Portland are calling on the city and police for assistance in combating rising theft and break-ins that are affecting their businesses. They express their concerns about the increasing crime rate in their community and seek effective solutions.

NTSB reveals details on Fairview plane crash that killed 3: 'I can't get this thing to-'

A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has revealed critical details about a tragic plane crash in Fairview, which resulted in the death of three individuals. The investigation highlights the circumstances surrounding the incident, providing insight into the factors leading to the crash.

Gresham-Barlow community take concerns over handling of school gun incident to school board

The Gresham-Barlow community expressed their concerns regarding the handling of a school gun incident during a recent school board meeting. Following the arrest of a student for bringing a loaded gun to Gresham High School, parents, students, and teachers voiced their fears about safety and the school's response.

Western Washington first responders arrive in North Carolina to help with Helene aftermath

First responders from Western Washington have traveled to North Carolina to assist in the recovery efforts following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. Their arrival comes as communities grapple with significant flooding and damage, highlighting the collaborative spirit in times of crisis.

FBI affidavit leads to arrest warrant for Lane County man over online threats

An FBI affidavit has led to the arrest warrant of 31-year-old Jeffrey Alan Voss, accused of making online threats across state lines. The investigation highlights concerns regarding the safety of Springfield High School and Voss's alarming criminal history.

C-TRAN to start building hydrogen fueling station

C-TRAN, the public transit agency in Clark County, is set to build a hydrogen fueling facility as part of its effort to transition to a zero-emissions fleet. The facility is expected to support hydrogen fuel cell electric buses and is scheduled to open in 2026. This initiative aligns with broader environmental goals and reflects a growing trend in sustainable public transportation.

Portland selected as regional host site for NCAA women's basketball tournament for second time

Portland has been selected as the regional host site for the NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament in 2028, marking its second time hosting this prestigious event. The tournament will take place at the Moda Center, enhancing the city's profile in collegiate sports.

Salem's new breast cancer center opens, set to serve over 400 patients

Salem Health Hospitals and Clinics celebrated the grand opening of their new Breast Care Center, which is expected to serve over 400 patients. The facility aims to provide high-quality, multidisciplinary care for breast cancer patients in the community.

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