Tyler Clawson

County Moved to Less Restrictive Phase of Covid Reopening

February 9, 2021 Tyler Clawson Business, Coronavirus, News

Local bars, restaurants, gyms, indoor entertainment venues and other businesses may resume limited indoor services this Friday after Governor Kate […]

OSAA Clears Way for Soccer, Cross Country Later This Month

February 8, 2021 Tyler Clawson Coronavirus, Football, News, School, Sports

On the day the seasons for high school sports traditionally held in the fall were set to resume, the Oregon […]

Kennemer Appointed to Replace Olsen in State Senate

February 1, 2021 Tyler Clawson Government, News

Bill Kennemer might be forgiven for feeling a bit like the Godfather these days: Just when he thought he was […]

‘Suspicious’ Death at I-5 Rest Area in French Prairie under Investigation

January 28, 2021 Tyler Clawson News, Public Safety

Oregon State Police is investigating a suspicious death that was discovered at the French Prairie rest area on Interstate 5 […]

Covid Vaccines for Teachers Start Jan. 25; Seniors Will Have to Wait

January 15, 2021 Tyler Clawson Coronavirus, Government, Health, News

Governor Kate Brown still plans to allow teachers and other school staff to be immunized against Covid-19 beginning this month […]

Man Arrested for Groping Woman at O.C. Dollar Tree

January 15, 2021 Tyler Clawson News, Public Safety

A sexual abuse suspect is behind bars after he allegedly “maliciously groped” a woman at the Oregon City Dollar Tree […]

Commissioners’ Swearing-In Rescheduled due to ‘Recent Threats of Violence’

January 12, 2021 Tyler Clawson Government, News

The ceremonial swearing-in of three Clackamas County commissioners, originally scheduled for Wednesday, has been postponed due to “recent threats of […]