East Portland News

PORTLAND, Ore. - Police have a suspect in custody after a local Key Bank was robbed Thursday afternoon.

The robbery happened at the Key Bank at 1205 N.E. 102nd Avenue in the Gateway area.

Michael K. Foley was arrested near the Gateway Transit Center and is now lodged at the Multnomah County Jail on charges related to the robbery.

Dutch Bros. Coffee will celebrate “Dutch ‘Luv’ Day” this Valentine’s Day with the Cans for Coffee food drive.

On Feb. 14, customers will receive any 16-ounce beverage for $1 with the donation of three cans of food. Canned goods will be donated to local food banks including Oregon Food Bank, Tualatin School House Pantry, Columbia Pacific Food Bank in St. Helens and Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH) of Vancouver.

Cans for Coffee will take place at participating Portland-area Dutch Bros. Coffee locations, including: 

Studies show that kids function better in school when they're not hungry but not all parents can afford to send their kids to school with snacks.

That's where the Portland Schools Foundation, an independent, community-based organization, comes in.

They have partnered with Safeway and are asking people to donate healthy, non-perishable snacks (like dried fruits and raisins, nuts, trail mix, granola bars, baked chips and multi-grain crackers) to help out.

Drop-Off Locations

• Division Crossing Safeway at 16409 S.E. Division Street
• Hawthorne Safeway at 2800 S.E. Hawthorne
• Raleigh Hills Safeway at 6745 Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway
• The Pearl Safeway at 12th and Lovejoy in the Pearl
• 39th & Powell Safeway at 3930 S.E. Powell
• Lloyd Center Safeway at 1100 N.E. Broadway
• St. John Safeway at 8330 N. Ivanho

PORTLAND, Ore. - Six days after being hit while crossing Foster Road, 44-year-old Charles Logan has succumbed to his injuries.

"He struggled," said Maria, one of 14 brothers and sisters to this Southeast Portland man. "So we tried to just make him as comfortable as possible."

Logan died Thursday after being taken off life support in an OHSU hospital bed. He had suffered severe head trauma, broken legs, three broken ribs and a punctured lung in the Saturday evening collision.

The picture emerging of Charles Logan, whose name is the same as the fictional U.S. President on the television series "24," follows a similar legendary path. That path ended Thursday, six days after police declared the man eventually identified as Logan dead at the scene of the Foster Road collision. Police later reported that the man was "revived," however he was never identified by name.