2019 Point-In-Time Count Identifies ‘Only’ 25 People Experiencing Homelessness in Canby
1,166 people were experiencing homelessness in Clackamas County on the night of Jan. 22 of this year, according to the […]
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Seven-Acre Subdivision Case Headed to Oregon Court of Appeals
The Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals, or LUBA, has upheld the city’s decision in the long-running case of the […]
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Percentage of Canby Families Who Are Severely Rent-Burdened Is State’s Lowest Among Similarly Sized Cities
Last year, the Oregon Legislature passed a new law requiring cities with at least 10,000 residents and at least 25 […]
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State Land Use Appeals Board Hears Oral Arguments in Canby’s Seven Acre Case
The Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals, or LUBA, heard oral arguments earlier this month in the case of the […]
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County Seeks Volunteers for Point in Time Count Next Month
The biennial Point in Time Count, which identifies people experiencing homelessness or inadequate housing, will take place in January 2019. Clackamas […]
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County’s ‘Veterans Village’ Showing Impressive Returns in First Two Months
In what, not so long ago, was just an empty field in the northeast corner of Clackamas County, you will […]
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Planning Department Worried Townhome Amendment Will Be ‘Very Controversial’
Although the city of Canby has had a number of townhome developments built over the years, its development code doesn’t […]
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Update: Canby’s Population May Have Grown in 2018 After All
With the return of folks from Thanksgiving break comes more information on our recent report about the apparent lack of […]
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Canby Population Didn’t Grow at All in 2018, According to PSU Estimates
As “The Garden Spot,” Canby has something of a reputation for growing, but not, apparently, when it comes to its […]
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Canby City Council Approves Pine Street Annexation, Trims Street Tree Fees
It was a busy night for the Canby City Council last Wednesday, as they worked through a crowded agenda that […]
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