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Mt. Hood Hospice prepares virtual Time of Remembering for Sandy and beyond

Mt. Hood Hospice prepares virtual Time of Remembering for Sandy and beyond

Every November, Mt. Hood Hospice offers an online Time of Remembering remembrance event. The first online event was created as a way to gather and remember loved ones when getting together in person was not possible in November 2020 because of COVID-19 pandemic precautions.

Some Problems Aren’t Meant to Be Solved

Some Problems Aren’t Meant to Be Solved

Every place I’ve lived has its positives and negatives. I’ve experienced earthquakes in Southern California, tornadoes in the Midwest and blizzards on the East Coast.

Headline: IP 28 Is the Wrong Direction for Oregon

Headline: IP 28 Is the Wrong Direction for Oregon

First, let’s face it - if IP 28 passes it will fundamentally change the way of life for the worse for every single Oregonian. This may be the single dumbest idea ever proposed since the inception of Oregon’s initiative and referendum process.

Sandy Kiwanis and Community Commitment

Sandy Kiwanis and Community Commitment

To learn more about Sandy Kiwanis community service projects (or if you would like to join us as a member), visit sandykiwanis.org and fill out an application. Follow us on Facebook.

Connecting a community for more than two decades: Carol Cohen makes a career of bringing people together through events

Connecting a community for more than two decades: Carol Cohen makes a career of bringing people together through events

By Brit Allen, The Sandy Standard Being active has always been second nature to Carol Cohen. And for the past nearly 30 years, so has being active in her community of Sandy. Cohen, born in New Jersey and raised along the east coast, she originally went to college originally with

Sandy Standard Profile: Nick Walden Poublon

Name: Nick Walden Poublon Place of birth: Eugene, Oregon – although I grew up in Harrisburg, OR How long on in Sandy: Just about 20 years.