Next Meeting
Cedar Mill Business Association

Tuesday, June 10, noon

Place: Leedy Grange Hall
835 NW Saltzman

Topic: Office Organization Strategies
Speaker: Kathie E. England, Time for Success Inc.

free pizza—bring your own beverage

The Cedar MIll Business Association's meetings are free
and open to anyone interested in business in Cedar Mill

Cedar Mill parks update

We asked Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (THPRD) to give us an update on a number of parks projects around the area. Hal Bergsma, former City of Beaverton planner, is the new Director of Planning for THPRD and he shares this information...

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CMBA Member News

• Soul Espresso for Young Adults
• Village Gallery News
• Sunset Medical Practice summer safety tips

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Cedar Mill 7-Eleven Store Robbed THREE Times in a Month!

The 7-Eleven Store on the corner of Saltzman and Cornell was robbed three times in May and Sheriff’s detectives believe the same suspect is responsible for all three incidents.  Detectives are asking businesses and residents in the Cedar Mill area to provide any information that might help to solve these crimes.

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Family Fun at the Grange

For the first time in at least 20 years, Cedar Mill’s Leedy Grange is sponsoring a community event—the Strawberry Shortcake Social and Historical Photo Exhibit.

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History in the News
Saltzman Road

Like so much of Cedar Mill, NW Saltzman Road has changed with the times.  Originally it was a dirt track leading from Peter Saltzmann’s homestead, just west of the summit of Skyline Ridge, to NW Thompson Road. 

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Urban Needs—Rural Government
Washington County’s Urbanization Forum

The second session of Washington County’s Urbanization Forum will take place on Thursday, June 19 from 6:30-10 PM in the Walters Civic Center, SE 5th and Main in Hillsboro. Unlike the first session, this time there will be a chance for public comments, says Forum organizer Mark Cushing.

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CMBA Meeting Notes

At our May 13 meeting, we heard from Lisa Mentesana and Mary Metheny, Beaverton School District’s Homeless Liaison Specialists.

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Rescue a tree!
Cedar Mill Park natural area restoration party

Saturday, June 7, 9 am-noon
meet at the picnic tables in the park west of Cedar Mill School at Cornell & 103rd.

The newly-acquired Brady property west of the park has a number of trees that are being strangled by ivy. Join your friends and neighbors for a morning rescuing these trees and doing other restoration work around the park. All ages welcome. Refreshments and some equipment provided, bring along your favorite work gloves and wear long pants and sleeves.

Cedar Mill Farmers’ Market

Mark your calendar for the Cedar Mill Farmers’ Market every Saturday from now through September.

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Volunteer Spotlight
Second Edition Resale Volunteers Support the Library

Under the expert direction of Shop Manager Nancy Paysinger, 100 volunteers, including teens, adults and seniors, work to keep the Second Edition Resale Shop a successful on-going fund raiser for the non-profit Cedar Mill Community Library Association.

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Urban/Rural Reserves Open House

On Monday, June 16, you are invited to join a conversation about how the region will adapt to growth over the next 50 years.

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Community Announcements

• Leedy Grange Meeting
• CPO 1 Meeting
• Terra Linda Neighborhood Association
• Cedar Mill Park Concert band announced

Library News and Events

Library2Go
Summer Reading
Mah Jongg Classes

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Safe way to Bonny Slope School?

Parents have been asking about plans for sidewalks in the vicinity of the new Bonny Slope Elementary School.

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Petition for stoplight at Dogwood

1536 signatures were delivered to the Washington County Board of Commissioners on June 2. County engineers are re-evaluating the traffic statistics and other issues—stay tuned, we may get the (green) light!

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