Gabby Urenda
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Part of SW Naito to temporarily close next week for graffiti cleanup
The northbound lanes of Southwest Naito Parkway between Southwest Morrison Street and Southwest Yamhill Street will temporarily close on Monday, July 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. → Read More
St. Paul Fire District gets $74K in donations, firefighter honored
The funds were from a fundraiser in memory of volunteer firefighter Austin Smith, who was killed in a fire on Feb. 3. → Read More
Portland woman to swim 24.6 miles in lower Willamette River
A Portland woma will try to swim a 24.6-miles down the river from the mouth of the Clackamas River in Oregon City to the Columbia at Kelley Point Park. → Read More
Whale watching event returns to the Oregon coast
The Oregon Chapter of the American Cetacean Society is hosting the ninth annual Summer Whale Watch Weekend on July 30 and 31 on the Oregon coast. → Read More
Fishing in hot temperatures? Here are some tips
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife released five tips for fishing in hot water considering warm water temperatures take a toll on fish. → Read More
New wolves take residency in Central Oregon, 5 pups
According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, last week biologists picked up a trail camera that had pictures of an adult wolf with five pups on July 4. → Read More
Portland State University enters food scene with Viking House Bar & Grill
Portland State University announced on its website that the University Place Hotel & Conference Center, owned and operated by the university, introduced a new restaurant and sports bar – the Viking House Bar and Grill in Portland, OR. → Read More
Got a COVID booster? It could offset some omicron immune evasion tactics
According to the University of Washington, the study suggests current vaccine booster may elicit sufficient immune protection against severe Omicron-induced COVID-19 disease, despite Omicron subvariants of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic coronavirus evolving to evade antibody responses from the primary COVID-19 vaccine series. → Read More
New bilingual rapid flash beacon in Cornelius
According to the Oregon Department of Transportation, the beacon at North 12th Avenue and Adair Street – adjacent to the Centro Cultural Community Center and Virginia Garcia Clinic – aims to improve safety in the multicultural community. → Read More
Food & Wine names Oregon’s top food. And no, it’s not marionberries
According to Food & Wine, list hopes to highlight the uniqueness of each state through food. → Read More
These 21 Oregon counties at ‘high’ risk for COVID-19, masks suggested
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 21 of the state’s 36 counties, including Multnomah Clackamas and Washington counties are “high risk” for COVID-19. → Read More
New OSU earthquake research shows how water is ‘key player’ in Cascadia Subduction Zone quakes
Researchers with Oregon State University in Corvallis, OR revealed a three-dimensional fluid model that gives new insight on seismic activity in the region. → Read More
Tigard business robbed at gunpoint, suspect at large
According to the Tigard Police Department, officers were called to a business on 13100 block of Southwest Pacific Highway shortly before 2:45 p.m. → Read More
Looking for something to do? 10 upcoming events at the Moda Center
KOIN 6 News put together of a list of upcoming events at the Moda Center you can attend. → Read More
Portland-area bistro hiring virtual waitstaff
The employee can communicate with guests via a microphone or displayed text along with moving around the store to go from one table to another. → Read More
Hillsboro police bringing back Popsicle Patrols
The department will be handing out the frozen treats on Thursday, July 14. → Read More
Rental assistance available for Clark County residents
According to Clark County, it currently operates eviction prevention rent assistance programs to assist people who are low-income impacted by the pandemic. → Read More
10 cold treats in the Portland metro area to beat the heat
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — With summer in full swing, you might be looking for a sweet treat in the area to cool you off during the day. KOIN 6 News put together a list of spots you can check out, so the summer heat doesn’t get you down. Whether it’s ice cream, shaved ice or […] → Read More
‘Worst is yet to come’: Record year for mosquitoes, health officials say
According to Multnomah County, high water has settled into standing pools across the county, creating a breeding ground for the largest mosquito outbreak since at least 2010. → Read More
Vancouver, WA named one of the worst cities for renters
According to WalletHub, last year’s rent prices have grown at nearly double the rate of any previous year. → Read More