Cannery Square decision appealed

The Sherwood Gazette Sat, Mar 6, 2010
Updated Mar 6, 2010

Three Sherwood residents are planning to appeal plans to build apartments and three commercial buildings in downtown Sherwood. On March 3, Susan …

Parks board bumps skate park higher up on list

By Ray Pitz /
The Sherwood Gazette
Fri, Mar 5, 2010
Updated 20 hours ago

The Sherwood Parks and Recreation Board is recommending that plans for a new city skateboard park be placed near the top of its priority …

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Old Town cannery project approved

By Ray Pitz /
The Sherwood Gazette
Tue, Feb 23, 2010
Updated Mar 3, 2010

The Sherwood City Council has given the go-ahead for plans to redevelop Sherwood’s downtown core. On March 2, the council approved a planned …

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Sherwood man makes bid for U.S. Senate

By Geoff Pursinger /
The Times
Thu, Mar 4, 2010
Updated Mar 4, 2010

Marc Delphine believes that there’s something very wrong with America. Thankfully, he’s got a plan. The 32-year-old Sherwood resident …

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Sherwood School District Superintendent Dan Jamison announces his retirement

By Ray Pitz /
The Sherwood Gazette
Thu, Feb 11, 2010
Updated Feb 18, 2010

When Sherwood School District Superintendent Dan Jamison turns out the lights in his office for the last time on June 30, it will be with a sense …

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Skate park discussion draws full house By Ray Pitz / The Sherwood Gazette Thu, Feb 18, 2010 If funding can be found, plans to build a skateboard park adjacent to the Sherwood Family YMCA will move forward. On Feb. 10, skateboard aficionados …

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Tough coach pushes tenacious swimmer

By Ray Pitz /
The Sherwood Gazette
Mon, Feb 22, 2010

When Alice Luo met Sherwood Family YMCA swim Coach Mark Maxwell at the 2004 U.S. Paralympic tryouts in Minneapolis, she was immediately struck by his …

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- Rookie Reflections

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- Merkley to visit Sherwood Feb. 28

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- Voters say ‘yes’ to tax increase measures

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- Two Sherwood LEGO robotics teams bring home trophies

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- Sherwood Mayor Keith Mays says he'll run for re-election in November

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- Talking trash: A Dumpster dilemma

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- Sherwood police seize two pounds of pot during traffic stop

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- Budget won’t ask for staff cuts

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- Council to decide fate of Old Cannery plans on Feb. 16

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Candidates vie for top county spot

By Christian Gaston / The Sherwood Gazette
Tue, Jan 26, 2010

It wasn’t long after Tom Brian said he didn’t want his job before people started clambering for it. On Jan. 12, Brian, the longtime …

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City approves Verizon Communications cable transfer to Frontier Communications Corp.

By Ray Pitz / The Sherwood Gazette
Tue, Jan 26, 2010

The city has agreed to allow the transfer of control for Verizon Communications cable franchise to Frontier Communications Corp. On Jan. 5, the …

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Police blotter

The Sherwood Gazette
Tue, Jan 26, 2010

The Sherwood Police Department received the following reports in December and January: Sunday, Jan. 10 -- Kyle Huggins, 34, of Sherwood, was …

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Planning Commission recommends approval of Cannery Square planned unit development By Ray Pitz / The Sherwood Gazette Wed, Jan 27, 2010 Updated Jan 27, 2010 The Sherwood Planning Commission is recommending that the proposed Cannery Square planned unit development in Old Town be approved if the applicant …

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