Clackamas Community College Raising Funds for Students Impacted by COVID-19
Clackamas Community College is working to continue offering essential services and provide online learning to maintain academic continuity for students […]
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SE 1st To Be Closed for Repaving in the Canby Industrial Park
A portion of SE 1st Avenue in the Canby Pioneer Industrial Park will close for repaving this week. The stretch […]
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Veteran Succumbs to COVID-19 at Lebanon Veterans’ Home; State Toll Now at 5
COVID-19 claimed another life in Oregon Sunday, raising the state’s death toll to five. The latest victim was a resident […]
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Sheriff’s Offices Arrests Portland Teen for Stealing Over $300 in Cigarettes from Rite Aid
The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Portland 18-year-old this morning after he was found in possession of $324 worth […]
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Employee Tests Positive for Coronavirus at Canby-Area Farming Operation
The inevitable has happened: The coronavirus has come to Canby. An employee at a local farming operation tested positive for […]
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Clackamas County Commissioners Announce Countywide Moratorium on Commercial, Residential Evictions
Clackamas County renters and business owners who are unable to pay rent due to unemployment or lost income related to […]
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City of Canby Declares State of Emergency over Coronavirus Pandemic
Canby Mayor Brian Hodson has declared a state of emergency in the city of Canby as of March 17, effective […]
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Canby Ferry Closed Through April 6 in Effort to Slow Spread of COVID-19
COVID-19 has claimed another casualty, as leaders at all levels of government continue take extraordinary action in an effort to […]
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Commissioners Close Most Clackamas County Buildings to the Public through April 6
Effective Wednesday, March 18, Clackamas County is temporarily closing many of its buildings to the public. The action will be […]
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Canby Fire Chief on Coronavirus Outbreak: ‘We Know It’s Going to Get Worse Before It Gets Better’
Hope for the best, plan for the worst. It’s time-tested advice, and Canby city officials have been following it in […]
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