From the Clackamas Review, May 30, 2012 – not online Centerstone opens in Clackamas mall area to access population Clackamas County opened a new clinic this spring to target mental health in ways that are at least unique to the county, if not also the state as a whole. The clinic provides walking distance access […]
From the Clackamas Review, June 19, 2012 The clinic on Southeast Lake Road just east of Milwaukie city limits, provides psychiatric evaluation; individual, family and group therapy; and peer-oriented support; and treatment for drug- and alcohol-related problems. The clinic has 18 employees who have serve 260 county residents since opening. It is growing and not […]
From the Estacada News, August 30, 2011 Innovative class will cover prevalence of mental illnesses and potential warning signs For years, people around the country have attended local first aid classes centering on such topics as CPR, but Clackamas County is set to place a new class in the lineup. Beginning this fall, the county […]
Woman dies after being shot by Clackamas sergeant, police say From KGW.com, September 3, 2004 Joyce Staudenmaier, 36, was shot once in the chest when it appeared she was about to stab another resident, a sheriff’s spokesman said. Staudenmaier was alive when she was transported to Oregon Health & Science University Hospital. But she died […]
From The Oregonian, October 1, 1998 – not available elsewhere online Twice, she lost her son. The first time was in 1996, when Michele Grussmeyer‘s oldest child, Wade, sensitive and hard-working, turned irrational and hostile. During the next year, the Milwaukie High School graduate severed friendships, beat up his brother, lost jobs and repeatedly ran […]
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