Gladstone is located in Clackamas County, Oregon, at the confluence of the Clackamas and Williamette rivers. Gladstone was founded by Judge Harvey Cross in the late 19th century, and incorporated as a city in 1911. The city was named for Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone of England.
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Headquartered in Gladstone, Oregon, GSD is a public school administrative district. Its school campuses, faculty and staff are profiled, and a school calendar is presented.
http://www.gladstone.k12.or.us/
Located at the junction of the Clackamas River and the Williamette River, the city's official web site features contacts and an overview of its administrative offices, departments, and elected officials, as well as a history and guide to the community.
http://www.ci.gladstone.or.us/
GCS is a non-denominational Christian school in Gladstone, Oregon. A ministry of Gladstone Assembly of God, the school's admissions policies, schedules, and programs are outlined.
http://gcs.gladstoneaog.org/
In and Around the City of Gladstone
The guide to the city includes information and links to local churches, organizations, lodging facilities, restaurants, businesses, and services. Businesses or organizations within the city may be listed for a fee.
http://www.gladstonebusinesses.com/
Northwest Behavioral Healthcare Services
The adolescent, residential treatment program for mental health and substance abuse problems is based in Gladstone, Oregon. Its services, licenses, policies, and outcomes are discussed.
http://www.northwestbhs.com/
In operation for more than a century, Ruhl Bee Supply offers a variety of goods and products derived from, or based on, the hive, including raw and pure honey, candles, bee-themed gifts, pollen, honey-glazed jerky, and others. An online shopping area is included.
http://www.ruhlbeesupply.com/
Specializing in hamburgers, fries, salads and homemade desserts, the restaurant's menu, bakery goods, and other merchandise are highlighted, including a map and directions to the facility in Gladstone, Oregon.
http://www.tebos.net/
