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OregonLive.com Search FAQ

To search OregonLive.com, enter your keywords at the top of this page or any OregonLive.com page. Once you enter your search, you will be presented with OregonLive.com's results, which you can filter by news and sports, obits, classifieds, images and videos.

What are some basic search tips to improve my search?

• The more words you type in, the more specific the results will be.
• If you're not getting desired results, try using slightly more general search terms.
• Some common words, such as "in" and "of" are disregarded in search.
• The search is NOT case sensitive; there is no need to capitalize the search term(s).

Once you enter your search and retrieve the search results, you have the option to refine your search by news & sports, obits, autos, real estate, jobs, classifieds, videos, images, etc.

Oregonian Readers

Only stories, columns and opinion written by Oregonian staff can be found on OregonLive.com. Syndicated content from other news sources including national news stories, columns and opinion pieces are not available here. For more information, see our FAQ. Your best bet is to go to the news source's website to find a copy of the story or column or try an internet search engine such as Google at google.com.

If you're looking for an article you first saw in The Oregonian print edition, use a keyword or phrase from the body of the story. The Oregonian rewrites headlines for the web to take advantage of search engines so they will not be the same as the printed headline. Also, very often a story is published online before it is printed in the paper so it may have an earlier publication date than that of the print edition.

Oregonian Archives

You can find Oregonian stories online for free for six months using this search. For stories older than six months, use The Oregonian's Paid Archives, which go back to 1987. You can also search Oregonian Historical Archives (1861-1922).