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By: Clackamas Fire, For The Sandy Standard October is Fire Prevention Month, and Clackamas Fire would like to bring attention to lithium- ion battery safety. Many devices used in our daily lives — phones, tablets, laptops, tools, toys, e-bikes, and scooters — run on rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, which store a

By Megan Hutchinson, For The Sandy Standard New year, new position. For most high school athletes, that phrase represents a rare, demanding pivot. For junior soccer player Santiago Hernandez-Lopez, it’s tradition. For the third consecutive season on the Sandy High School boys soccer team, Hernandez-Lopez has had

By Jules Rogers, The Sandy Standard The Sportsman’s Breakfast is back for its third year under the leadership of the Sandy Kiwanis, and club members are ready for a flapjack-flipping good time. The breakfast event is slated for October 3, from 7 a.m.-1 p.m., at

By Jules Rogers, The Sandy Standard Many Oregon residents have already lost  Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP food assistance benefits, under new federal eligibility and work rules, while the state faces an estimated $385 million in additional annual costs to maintain current food assistance levels. A bill introduced by

By Mitch W. Brightwood, For The Sandy Standard Fellow Voters: There is a clear choice for Clackamas County Sheriff on the  Nov. 3 general election ballot: Brad O’Neil.   O’Neil brings more than 27 years of experience with the Clackamas County  Sheriff’s Office and currently serves as Undersheriff.

By Tyler Deems, For The Sandy Standard It has been a busy summer in Sandy with many important projects underway. Sandy Mountain Festival was an enormous success. Thank you to the Mountain Festival committee for their work, the countless volunteers, vendors, and City staff who made this event possible.  Immediately