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Oregon State Police (OSP) arrested a Wilsonville woman Wednesday afternoon during an investigation of a minor injury traffic crash on Interstate 5 near Tualatin after troopers determined she was wanted on outstanding felony and misdemeanor warrants out of Multnomah County.
According to OSP Sergeant Fred Testa, on December 28, 2011 at approximately 1:52 p.m. police, fire and medical personnel responded to a reported traffic crash in the southbound lanes of Interstate 5 near milepost 288. Upon arrival, witnesses stated one of the female drivers, identified as DARLA JO DUPREE, age 26, from Wilsonville, got into the backseat of the vehicle she was driving. When questioned by officers, DUPREE denied driving.
A routine check discovered DUPREE was wanted out of Multnomah County on a felony warrant charging Dangerous Drugs and a misdemeanor warrant charging Prostitution. She was also driving with a suspended operator’s license.

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TUALATIN, OR (KPTV) -
A crash involving an unlicensed driver along Interstate 5 led to an arrest on outstanding warrants Wednesday.
Oregon State police arrested Darla Jo Dupree, of Wilsonville, at the site of the accident near Tualatin on Wednesday afternoon. Witnesses say Dupree climbed into the backseat of the car as police and paramedics responded, and troopers say she later denied driving at the time of the wreck.
Police say she was wanted in Multnomah County on a felony drug warrant and a misdemeanor prostitution warrant.
Dupree was first hospitalized to be treated for her crash injuries, but is now in jail and faces multiple charges stemming from the accident, including driving on a suspended license, careless driving, and driving while uninsured.

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Clackamas County Roundup: Wilsonville woman arrested after crash; Lake Oswego mansion a tough sell
Published: Thursday, December 29, 2011, 4:48 PM     Updated: Thursday, December 29, 2011, 5:16 PM
Good evening, Clackamas County! Take a look at today’s news with your nightly Clackamas County roundup:
Wilsonville: Oregon State Police arrested a Wilsonville woman for outstanding warrants involving drugs and prostitution after troopers investigated a Wednesday afternoon traffic accident on Interstate 5 near Tualatin. After an ambulance transported Dupree to Meridian Park Hospital for possible injuries, she was arrested and lodged in Clackamas County Jail. In addition to the warrants, Dupree was charged with careless driving, driving with a suspended driver’s license and driving without insurance.
View full sizeChuck CollierA 13,500-square-foot Lake Oswego island estate has yet to find a buyer. The estate, which has been at the center of a legal dispute between its owner, Avia footwear founder Jerry Stubblefield, and former Oregon gubernatorial candidate Chris Dudley, was built on Oswego Lake in 1929. Stubblefield is selling the property for $15 million.

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Wilsonville woman arrested for outstanding warrants after I-5 accident near Tualatin
Published: Thursday, December 29, 2011, 3:59 PM     Updated: Thursday, December 29, 2011, 3:59 PM
Oregon State Police arrested a Wilsonville woman for outstanding warrants involving drugs and prostitution after troopers investigated a Wednesday afternoon traffic accident on Interstate 5 near Tualatin.
Witnesses told police that one of the drivers involved in the accident, Darla Jo Dupree, 26, got into the backseat of her vehicle and denied driving when police, fire and medical personnel responded about 1:50 p.m. to the southbound lanes near milepost 288, according to Sgt. Fred Testa.
Police discovered Dupree, who was driving with a suspended driver’s license, was wanted for a felony warrant for Dangerous Drugs and a misdemeanor warrant for prostitution, both from Multnomah County.

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4/7, 7:32 p.m.; A 40-something-year-old unshaven man in a green car was driving slowly and erratically on Clark at Long street. When he pulled over and approached the reporter’s car, it was apparent he was wearing a gray nightgown.
4/10, 2:13 p.m.; An 8-year-old who lives on 19th Street claims she was kidnapped when she was 3 and that her real parents live in Texas. Officers determined this was unfounded.
4/12, 1:48 p.m.; A woman at the Willamette Terrace Apartments reported her roommate put bleach on the carpet in her room and on everything inside her dresser.
4/12, 6:24 p.m.; An anonymous caller believed a prostitute went into the home of single man who never has any visitors. The female was wearing a black dress, lacy stockings, high-heeled shoes and carried a massage table and a “bag of stuff.”

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4/17/11 12:02 p.m. A voice emerged from a speaker phone in a hedge on Palisades Crest Drive and threatened a man that the Russian mob was coming to get him. In the background, a female was heard laughing.
4/19/11 2:50 p.m. Strange voicemails are being sent to a woman by a person claiming their brain injury and prison sentence were her fault.
4/23/11 12:44 p.m. A duck and ducklings were reported wandering on Kingsgate Road, but they were shooed to safety in a yard.
4/27/11 7:43 a.m. Seven rogue chickens are roaming around on Carman Drive and destroying yards. The chickens’ owner was warned about their feathered terrorism.
4/27/11 8:23 a.m. A middle school-aged girl was waiting at a bus stop when a man wearing a beanie stopped and asked her if she was a prostitute and what her fee was. He broke off the inquiry when another student arrived at the bus stop.

See the full article from “Lake Oswego Review”

The GOAT Blog
Insects — the neglected 99 percent
No, the Xerces Society isn’t
a fraternity of bank executives or mortgage lenders. It’s a Portland, Oregon-based
non-profit dedicated to the protection of invertebrates, animals that lack a
physical (rather than metaphorical) backbone. Animals like earthworms,
bumblebees, and beetles.
Invertebrates are the planet’s soil tillers and pollen pimps, its gravediggers and stream
cleaners; the animal kingdom’s working class. In fact, they represent 99
percent of life on earth. So what better time than now, during “Occupy”
mania, for the Xerces Society to celebrate 40 years of advocacy on behalf of
invertebrates, Earth’s industrious, but neglected, 99 percent?
Robert Michael Pyle, a
scientist-poet with a weakness for butterflies, founded The Xerces Society in
1971. He named it after the Xerces blue (Glaucopsyche xerces), the first North American butterfly to go extinct
due to human disturbance, in the hopes the insect would “make an apt
symbol” and steel the group’s resolve to prevent more species losses, says
Pyle in a recent issue of Wings, the
Xerces Society’s biannual magazine.

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… Portlandia” presents a heightened version of the city’s twee urbanity: a company sells artisanal light bulbs, a hotel offers a manual typewriter to every guest, and a big local event is the Allergy Pride Parade. The mayor, played by Kyle MacLachlan, becomes an object of scandal when he’s “outed” as the bass guitarist in a middle-of-the-road reggae band. (The real Portland’s mayor, Sam Adams, who is openly gay, plays MacLachlan’s assistant on the show.) Armisen and Brownstein, wearing anthropologically precise wigs and outfits, portray most of the main characters: bicycle-rights activists, dumpster divers, campaigners against any theoretical attempt to bring the Olympics to Portland, animal lovers so out of touch that they free a pet dog tied up outside a restaurant. (“Who puts their dog on a pole like a stripper?”) Many characters recur, and, because they often seem to know one another, their intersections from sketch to sketch give the show the feel of a grownup “Sesame Street.” This childlike vibe has an edge to it, however; as an Armisen character explains at one point, Portland is “where young people go to retire.”

See the full article from “New Yorker”

… Portlandia” presents a heightened version of the city’s twee urbanity: a company sells artisanal light bulbs, a hotel offers a manual typewriter to every guest, and a big local event is the Allergy Pride Parade. The mayor, played by Kyle MacLachlan, becomes an object of scandal when he’s “outed” as the bass guitarist in a middle-of-the-road reggae band. (The real Portland’s mayor, Sam Adams, who is openly gay, plays MacLachlan’s assistant on the show.) Armisen and Brownstein, wearing anthropologically precise wigs and outfits, portray most of the main characters: bicycle-rights activists, dumpster divers, campaigners against any theoretical attempt to bring the Olympics to Portland, animal lovers so out of touch that they free a pet dog tied up outside a restaurant. (“Who puts their dog on a pole like a stripper?”) Many characters recur, and, because they often seem to know one another, their intersections from sketch to sketch give the show the feel of a grownup “Sesame Street.” This childlike vibe has an edge to it, however; as an Armisen character explains at one point, Portland is “where young people go to retire.”

See the full article from “New Yorker”

… We just got up,” Thomas Sabatino said, for they had spent the previous day traveling to Seattle for the NFL game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks. The 49ers won, 19-17, which Sabatino commemorated with a Santa hat with the team logo.
Mya Sabatino said that for Christmas, Tucker received a new chew toy “so that he might learn that the couch is not a chew toy.”
The pace was clearly quickening along 82nd Avenue from northeast to southeast, as Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai restaurants clicked on their “OPEN” signs, and the parking lots filled up.
More cars on the road now was good news for Brian L., a homeless man who calls himself Poet and is well-known on the corner of Northeast Sandy and Cesar Chavez boulevards.
“I’m on the Internet for this sign,” Poet said, holding up the exhibit, which reads: Old Vet Too Ugly to Prostitute Won’t Steal Allergic to Jail.

See the full article from “OregonLive.com”