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‘Resilience’: Kevin Love, Oregon winery team up for mental health awareness

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A Willamette Valley winemaker is turning his latest pinot noir into a mission for mental health awareness. Oregon vintner Chase Renton, founder of L’Angelo Estate, announced his new release: Resilience. The Pinot Noir is a limited-release wine with 100% of the proceeds supporting the Kevin Love Fund – which is dedicated to advancing mental health education and emotional wellbeing.
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Vancouver Mall, Vancouver, WA: Opened Big, Changed Fast, Still Here

Vancouver Mall sits in Vancouver, WA, within Clark County and the larger Portland metro area. It stands at the meeting point of Interstate 205 and State Route 500, a location planned early on as a center for suburban expansion. It serves as the main enclosed shopping destination for Vancouver and...
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Portland Police Warn Enforcing Laws Could Result In Suspects Staying In Jail For Entire...

PORTLAND, OR — In what officials are calling a “deeply concerning and potentially irreversible shift,” Portland police warned Friday that fully enforcing existing laws could lead to suspects remaining in jail for an entire afternoon, marking a dramatic departure from the city’s long-standing catch-and-release rhythm. “This is exactly the kind of slippery slope we’ve been […]
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Portland sees first 8 p.m. sunset of 2026 Saturday. What you need to know

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Later sunsets return to Portland as the sun dips below the horizon at 8:01 p.m. Saturday, April 18, 2026. The earlier sunrises and later sunsets are all part of the growing daylight minutes seen during the month of April. Portland will gain a total of 88 minutes during the fourth month of the year. The 8:00 p.m. sunset is...
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‘Rare and unique’: Oregonians celebrate retirement of the original MAX train

Thousands of people gathered at Holladay Park in Portland on Saturday to say goodbye to a piece of Oregon history. Fans of trains and public transit had the opportunity to send off TriMet’s remaining Type 1 MAX train. The Type 1 is the original MAX train, in service since 1986, which TriMet is decommissioning to make way for the new Type 6 trains.
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After a career answering his calling, Lake Oswego pastor Graig Flach is ready to...

To many people in his congregation, it probably feels like Graig Flach has “always” been a part of Lake Grove Presbyterian Church. But Flach, associate pastor at LGPC since 2001, spent much of his life in other pursuits. Indeed, he spent considerable time trying to deny his calling.
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Free mattress recycling events come to Northeast Portland

The Mattress Recycling Council organizes the events through its Bye Bye Mattress program.
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Metal factory to dispose of toxic chemical it used weekly in Portland neighborhood

A metal finishing company in Southeast Portland has agreed to stop using a chemical solvent that posed a potential risk to the nearby community. Electro-Chem Metal Finishing used the solvent to clean aluminum about once a week, but air quality modeling by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality found that the toxin levels on those days were higher than was deemed safe, even...
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Plane lands on SR 14 in Vancouver

VANCOUVER, Wash. — A small plane landed on eastbound SR 14 in Vancouver at approximately 12:40 p.m., according to WSDOT. The plane landed near milepost 2.4 and came to rest on the shoulder. The right lane closed while emergency crews responded. A short time later, the Washington State Patrol...
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Small plane makes emergency landing on State Route 14 in Vancouver

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Eastbound State Route 14 was blocked for a few hours after a small plane made an emergency landing Saturday afternoon. No one was injured. The Cessna plane landed on State Route 14 at milepost 2.4 near Southeast Marine Park Way and Portco Tunnel around noon, according to the WSDOT Southeast's social media. The right lane was closed as crews responded, but as...

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