Portland police officer arrested for DUII

Scott Dunick was on leave for undisclosed reasons at time of his arrest

By Jim Redden / The Portland Tribune Fri, Sep 10, 2010
Updated 4.4 hours ago

A Portland police officer has been arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated. Scott Dunick, 47, was stopped early Thursday morning, Sept. 9, …

Infrastructure debate tries to break through 'loggerheads'

By Jim Redden /
The Portland Tribune
Fri, Sep 10, 2010
Updated 5 hours ago

Everyone agrees that America needs to rebuild its aging infrastructure to meet the challenges of the 21st century, including creating jobs during the …

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Two found dead in N. Portland apartment

The Portland Tribune
Fri, Sep 10, 2010
Updated 4.9 hours ago

Portland homicide detectives are investigating the suspicious deaths of two people whose bodies were found Friday morning in a North Portland …

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Poker gamble fails to pay off By Steve Law / The Portland Tribune Thu, Sep 9, 2010 One night last March, city regulator Anne Holm and three law enforcement officers raided a Portland health club off Northeast 82nd Avenue, where …

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Wu, Cornilles jab at issues, each other in first debate

By Christian Gaston /
Pamplin Media Group
Fri, Sep 10, 2010
Updated 1.4 hours ago

U.S. Rep David Wu, and his Republican opponent Rob Cornilles sparred Friday afternoon on tax policy and the economy in the first debate in the 1st …

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Fire bureau touts safety issues to boost measure By Jim Redden / The Portland Tribune Thu, Sep 9, 2010 The month after the City Council put a $72.4 million Fire Bureau-related public safety bond measure on the November ballot, the number of fires in …

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Springwater, Bakers Ferry open after fatal crash

The Oregon City News
Fri, Sep 10, 2010
Updated 5.8 hours ago

Portions of Bakers Ferry and Springwater Roads near Carver remain closed at Friday morning as police investigate a fatal motorcycle crash. A man on …

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- Body discovered in river near Sellwood Bridge

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- Decision to 'decimate' public access TV postponed

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- Bomb disposal equipment stolen in car break-in

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- Sources Say • History at the speed of light

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- PPS puts focus on achievement gap

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- Detectives find $200,000 in stolen property in Aloha home

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- Zoo’s dinos plan to stick around until Oct. 3

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- Greater scrutiny coming for CCSO

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- Family, friends host fundraisers to mark Kyron's 8th birthday

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- Typhoon! calls state labor complaint ‘absurd’

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- Portland Streetcar to close for two weeks

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- Man hurt when hit by SUV on NE Sandy

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Worthy Causes

The Portland Tribune
Thu, Sep 9, 2010

Thirteen-year-old Spencer Hardy was told not long ago he had three to six months to live. Suffering from Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone …

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Boats depart Oswego Lake as levels begin to go down By Cliff Newell / The Lake Oswego Review Thu, Sep 9, 2010 The Lake Oswego Corporation has done its part by getting 400 boats off Oswego Lake. Now the lake is on its steady descent 24 feet downward, the key …

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State workers’ comp ‘pure’ rate drops

Pamplin Media Group
Wed, Sep 8, 2010
Updated Sep 8, 2010

Oregon’s workers’ compensation “pure” premium rate will drop 1.8 percent in 2011, the state Department of Consumer and …

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The need to belong fuels gang affiliation By Sanne Godfrey / The Gresham Outlook Tue, Sep 7, 2010 Updated Sep 8, 2010 In the three-day period between Aug. 17 and Aug. 20, Portland experienced nine highly publicized gang-related shootings. But Oregon’s largest …

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- Survivors on the water

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- Metro may help rescue Milwaukie MAX project

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- The low down on high water at the Cove

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