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Three file for Sherwood City Council seat set for May election
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City pushes forward in effort to create community vegetable/flower garden
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Haggen takeover of Albertson's begins this month
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"If I were mayor, I would..." contest open to Sherwood youth
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Sherwood superintendent one of three finalists for Eugene job
Sherwood's Latest News
March 05, 2015
Three file for Sherwood City Council seat set for May election
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Three Sherwood residents have filed for a Sherwood City Council seat left vacant when Councilor Krisanna Clark became mayor in January. They include Renee Brouse, Alan Pearson and Ivonne…
March 03, 2015
"If I were mayor, I would..." contest open to Sherwood youth
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Students can submit in one of three categories Sherwood Mayor Krisanna Clark is inviting all fourth- through 12th-graders in the city to enter the Oregon Mayor's Associations’ "If I Were Mayor,…
March 02, 2015
Sherwood superintendent one of three finalists for Eugene job
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Sherwood Superintendent Heather Cordie is one of three finalists competing for a job as superintendent in the Eugene School District, the district announced Monday. Cordie is currently serving…
February 24, 2015
Six Word Story Contest comes to Sherwood Public Library
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There’s a literary legend that Ernest Hemingway, while having dinner with fellow writers of the famous Algonquin Round Table in New York City, bet he could write a story in just six words. They…
February 26, 2015
Sherwood Center for the Arts grand opening set Saturday
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Music, live performances set for March The opening of the Sherwood Center for the Arts on Feb. 28 will christen the new theater space and stage with a variety of performances by local groups and…
February 25, 2015
Commission discusses best locations for medical marijuana…
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Sherwood planning staff is busy collecting answers to the possible questions residents may pose regarding the future siting of medical marijuana dispensaries in the city, or if they even want…
February 25, 2015
Schoolchildren asked to help restore Oregon Constitution document
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A $60,000 campaign would restore and permanently display the 158-year-old document To address a longtime funding shortage, the Oregon secretary of state's office has issued a challenge to…
February 23, 2015
Around Sherwood
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Journey tribute band comes to SHS, Sleighbells winter closure and other news Journey tribute band to benefit Doernbecher A Sherwood High School March 6 concert featuring a Journey tribute band…
March 11, 2015
Tri-Met service from downtown to Sunset Boulevard discussed
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Tom Mills, a senior planner for TriMet, will be speaking at the Woodhaven Homeowners’ Association meeting set for Tuesday, March 17, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. The meeting, which will be held at the…
February 19, 2015
Proposed boundary change has parents concerned
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At the Feb. 11 Sherwood School Board meeting attended by dozens of parents, several from the Heron Ridge neighborhood located north of Roy Rogers Road spoke passionately and eloquently against a…
Mar 01, 2015
Amazing Kids in Sherwood sought
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The Sherwood Gazette and its affiliate newspapers are accepting nominations through the end of February for a special section called “Amazing Kids.” This annual April special section will be…
Feb 13, 2015
Leaders react to Kitzhaber's resignation
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Oregon leaders were quick to react to Gov. John Kitzhaber's announcement that he will resign, effective Feb. 18. Most expressed sadness at the turn of events that will end Kitzhaber's 35-year…
Feb 12, 2015
Political pressure squeezes 'struggling' Kitzhaber
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Both Senate President Peter Courtney and House Speaker Tina Kotek agree that the Governor should resign Gov. John Kitzhaber is under renewed pressure by Democratic legislative leaders to resign…
Feb 12, 2015
Brown: Kitz wanted to talk, but meeting was 'bizarre,…
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SALEM — Secretary of State Kate Brown says she is unsure what to make of a meeting between her and Gov. John Kitzhaber, who is under pressure to resign. Democratic legislative leaders and state…
Feb 10, 2015
Two slots open on Sherwood Planning Commission
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The Sherwood Planning Commission is currently accepting applications to fill two vacancies on the commission. One position is to fill the seat vacated by Councilor Beth Cooke, which expires…
Feb 06, 2015
City rolls out Sherwood West, a plan to see where future growth…
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About 30 people attended an open house Thursday evening. Sherwood residents gathered at Edy Ridge Elementary School Thursday to get a glimpse at the first roll-out look of where the city will…
Feb 01, 2015
'Wrapped' truck delights 16-year-old leukemia patient
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Sherwood business PDX Wraps got the ball rolling to fulfill the dream of a young boy When Jeffrey Ramsey got his first look at his newly remodeled and tricked out 1999 Dodge pickup Friday, he…
Feb 04, 2015
Cooke appointed to Sherwood City Council
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New councilor most recently served on the Sherwood Planning Commission The Sherwood City Council has selected Beth Cooke as its newest member. In a 4-2 vote on Feb. 3, the council voted to…
Feb 04, 2015
Tweets reveal commissioner term limits initiative
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Former CPO chair, Fair Boosters member Tom Black heads up effort An initiative to enact term limits for members of the Washington County Board of Commissioners launched late last year and hit…
Feb 03, 2015
Serial flasher convicted on all eight counts
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A Sherwood man could face several years in prison after a jury convicted him of masturbating outside drive-through coffee shops in Tigard, Tualatin, Wilsonville and Lake Oswego. Jurors convicted…
