A Portland hiker getting ready to celebrate her 24th birthday has disappeared after heading out Thursday afternoon to hike Table Mountain on Washington’s Pacific Crest Trail.
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Hiker disappears from Pacific Crest Trail
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Portland Police still on hunt for sex offender, kidnapper (NorthWest Cable News)
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Police looking for man in kidnapping of women
Portland police are looking for a man who impersonated a police officer and kidnapped two women who had just left a concert at the Roseland Theatre late Thursday night.
Tigard-Tualatin School Board supports Tualatin’s urban renewal extension
Board votes 4-1 in favor of the city’s $120 million expansion at its meeting Thursday night. Vice Chairman Barry Albertson opposes the plan.
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Vancouver police ask for help in December murder of 46-year-old man
“We know that there are multiple people that have information about this,” Vancouver Police Sgt. Scott Creager said Thursday evening in the lobby of the Vancouver Police West Precinct
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Man denies he intended to kill check-cashing clerk
A man admitted to beating and robbing a clerk at a check cashing store but denied Thursday that he intended to kill her.
Portland bank employees, confronted by robber, just say no
Federal authorities accuse Brian P.
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Q&A: Nobel winner Joseph Stiglitz says hubris and ideology are to blame for the economy’s woes
Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, who will speak in Portland on Thursday, says in his new book, “Freefall,” that Americans have lived from bubble to bubble for decades.
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Man sentenced for selling eagle feathers in Oregon (KGW NewsChannel 8 Portland)
An Albuquerque man who sold black market eagle feathers for use in Native American dance competitions has been sentenced in Portland.
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Former TV reporter, Portland commissioner dies (The Columbian)
Dick Bogle, Oregon’s first black TV journalist, former Portland City Commissioner and Vancouver resident, died Thursday morning of congestive heart failure. Family members told KATU-TV that Bogle had been in and out of hospitals and nursing facilities since October but appeared to be recovering.
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