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As the New Year rolls around, be prepared to for some changes in state and local protective regulations, taxes, and fees for Oregon. Starting Jan. 1, the following laws will be put into action...
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As part of a major construction project that will bring a variety of improvements to Cedar Hills Park, the park will be closed starting Jan. 8, except for a pedestrian pathway from William Walker Elementary School (Lynnfield Lane) to Cedar Hills Boulevard...
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Cedar Mill c. 1961
This photo was shared with the Cedar Mill Historical Society by Natalie Schneck. It came with the house her family purchased, visible just north of Terra Linda woods. Cedar Mill Historical Society is always interested in early photos of the area—families, homes, businesses and farms! Contact us if you have old photos or other historical stuff!
- Sunset Highway. The ancient route from the Tualatin Valley to the Willamette was improved as a highway in 1949.
- Sunset High School. First opened in 1959.
- Sunset Swim Center. Built by Tualatin Hills Park District and opened in 1960.
- Sunset Valley Elementary. Built in 1948 to replace Union School. Sold in 1979 to ESI which used it as its headquarters. Home Depot is located there now.
- Murray Road. Named for the Owen Murray family, the road didn’t extend south to Walker until the ‘60s.
- Cornell Road. Surveyed by Washington County in 1868, the road extends from Lovejoy St. in Portland to downtown Hillsboro.
- Wolf Creek Water District building. It now houses Bales/Findley Property Management and other businesses.
- Bales Thriftway. The old center on the east side of Saltzman (where Bingo is now) opened in 1961. It is slated for redevelopment soon.
- Saltzman Road. The road originally crossed the Tualatin Mountains and connected to Highway 30.
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Take in the soaring ceilings, lofty windows and garage-style doors that create the sensation of standing underneath an open sky...
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An “Online Open House” is open for comments until Feb. 5 for area residents to comment on options for improvements at Hillsboro International Airport (HIA)...
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Bending, twisting, lifting, pulling! A new exercise class? No, but similar and even better results while having fun; doing what we gardeners do...
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The Washington County Department of Health and Human Services Disability, Aging & Veteran Services (DAVS) recently published this article describing Measure 101, the single issue that we are voting on in the January 23 election. We thought it was a good summary so we’re sharing it.
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As the daylight hours diminish and sunny days are few and far between, we Pacific Northwesterners brace ourselves for winter. Ours may not be as harsh as winters in the Midwest or New England, but it brings its own kind of punishment: drenching rain or persistent mist, and a heavy, gray ceiling of clouds...
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Just before Thanksgiving, one of Sunset High School’s most famous alumni, Tommy Thayer (Class of ’78), returned to the school to visit with band students and to learn more about the school’s auditorium renovation needs. Tommy is lead guitarist for the band KISS...
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We are a LEGO robotics team, called the Robotic Animals. This year’s Lego challenge is hydrodynamics. We looked at many problems that are related to water and researched our household water use. The topic we decided to pursue was gardening with less water...
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• CPO 1 skips January meeting
• League of Women Voters Ballot Measure 101 forum
• WCCLS offers interactive online tutoring resources
• Cedar Mill Historical Society seeks volunteers
• Beaverton Historical Society
• Washington County public affairs forum
• Washington County Museum free family morning
• Indivisible Cedar Mill
• Viva Village events
• Library news and events
• Beaverton School District Budget Process Underway
• Bonny Slope’s annual pancake breakfast
• Six-Week Series for Caregivers Begins February 1
• TVFR Safety Tips
• Washington County Resistance (WCR)
• Beaverton offers mediation training
• Virtue of the month: peacefulness
• Volunteer with THPRD to improve natural areas in your neighborhood
• Wanted: volunteers to help survey for frogs and salamanders
• Israeli and international folk dancing
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Boards, committees and commissions advise the Board of Commissioners (BCC) on matters of interest to people who live and work in Washington County. Commission members are volunteers appointed by the BCC. In many cases, members must be residents of Washington County. Committees themselves do not pass ordinances to establish policy; their purpose is to study issues and make recommendations. Serving on an appointed board or commission is a great way for Washington County residents to participate in decisions that affect them and to learn more about how local government works....
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• Village Gallery News
• 21-day Sugar Detox info session with Holly Morello
• Meditation, women’s healing, Wellness Fair at Massage & Spa at Bethany
• World Of Smiles Pediatric Dentistry Grows Up
• Edward Jones Coffee Club
• The Wine Cellar has a new chef
• Fourth annual community ‘Shred-It’ day at Sunset Credit Union
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