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The Sweek House exterior
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Tualatin Historical Society hosts first public Sweek House tour in two...

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Jensen Mini Farm owners, Jeff and Lory Jensen, posed with their cow Vader on July 15, less than a month after a lightning strike killed ten of their cows.
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‘Like nothing I have experienced’: Lightning Strike kills 10 cows at...

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Women holding Take A Stand Signs
Local News

Why not be an Advocate for your own city?

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A color rendering shows a University of Oregon student's so-called lily-pad concept for redeveloping downtown Tualatin's Lake at the Commons. The idea would be to build green-space pads that would both enliven the lake and better coordinate its surroundings. Hundreds of students in UO’s Sustainable City Year Program contributed countless ideas for the revitalization of Tualatin's urban core.
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$740K Metro Grant Boosts Final Phase of Downtown Tualatin Revitalization

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The Juanita Pohl Center
Happenings

Autumn Adventures Await at the Juanita Pohl Center!

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Purple Flowers
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Skillfully Sweating Bullets

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Mayor's Corner Mayor Frank Bubenik
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Mayor’s Corner: Celebrating Growth at Kai USA / Kershaw Knives

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Art shows at the KAA Gallery are an opportunity to see artwork and buy arty things at their art shop.
Happenings

WOW! is an art guild with a beautiful August Art Show

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An aerial view shows the Lam Research complex in Tualatin. High-tech manufacturing remains a primary economic driver for the city, accounting for nearly 5,000 local jobs and leading projected growth over the next decade.
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Tualatin Economy: “Doing Great” According to Industry Analysis

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Aging couple on a Hike
Health

Aging in Place: There’s Fun Right Around the Corner!

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