Tualatin Rotary Sews Up Hope in Uganda

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The Tualatin Rotary Club is known for its impact on the lives of people in our local community. Club members support efforts to encourage...

High School Football Gets the Green Light

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Football athletes and coaches grew increasingly tense after having their start date postponed once to Feb. 8 and their season shortened to five regular...

Parenting During COVID-19

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Hiya, as they say in the United Kingdom for a friendly hello greeting! I’m thrilled to be back as a guest author this month...

Reimagining Tualatin’s Stoneridge Park; Small, but Packed with Features

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The City of Tualatin prides itself on extensive public engagement work carried out ahead of construction projects and other initiatives.  One of the most recent...

Going Back to the Future with Radio Theater, Tigard’s Mask and...

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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Oregon a year ago, it struck the leisure and hospitality sector harder than the rest.  That included live music venues,...

Washington County Gyms Reopen to a Sigh of Relief

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With the recent lifting of some COVID-19 restrictions on businesses in Oregon, owners and patrons of gyms and indoor fitness facilities can breathe a...

Tualatin Sees Large Winter Storm Cleanup Effort

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The large winter storm that swept across northwest Oregon over the weekend of Feb. 11-14 not only dumped over a foot of snow in...

Tualatin Woman Named 2021 Miss Black Oregon

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A Tualatin woman named Miss Black Oregon is now looking to serve as an ambassador for change not only for her state and community,...

Showing, Rather than Telling the Story of Stormwater

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There is no such thing as the “too long; didn’t read” version of Tualatin’s new Stormwater Master Plan. It’s far too complicated for that.  Fortunately,...

Aging in Place: March 2021

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I was asked by the editor of Tualatin Life to write a column on my experience with the ice/snow storm we just experienced. I...

Tualatin High-School Students Seek to Raise $50,000

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Cancer is an ever-lasting issue that has affected so many and taken countless lives. Now, two Tualatin resident high-school students, Tommy and Joey Mattecheck, hope...

The Foundation for Tigard-Tualatin Schools Kicks Off Annual Fundraiser

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“The struggle is real.” This is a phrase being repeated by our students this year. The pandemic’s effect on our students is immeasurable but can be...

Medical Options for Acne

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Acne is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that can cause severe distress to those who are affected with this condition. Acne often starts after...

How to Avoid ADA Website Compliance Scams

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As a business coach, I see scams you need to avoid.  Scam 1:  Lawyers accuse business owners of having websites which violate the Americans with Disabilities...

Your Foundations for Health

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 Similar to the foundation of a house being critical to its stability and strength, strong health foundations are vital for your wellbeing. Hopefully, a...

Pet Disaster Kit Checklist

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Being prepared is key. I know that we often do not think of the Portland-Metro area as the center for disasters, but in the...

Plants Do Not Stop

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The dreaded cursor stares at me once again, almost threateningly, as I know this article has to be done. Dear fellow gardeners and readers...

Tualatin Moving Forward Continues Rapid Pace

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2020 was a year of construction in Tualatin when it comes to transportation and pedestrian safety.  City of Tualatin Public Works Director Jeff Fuchs briefed...

Students to Return to Schools, In-person Classes for Elementary Students

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Tigard and Tualatin students could be headed back to school later this month, at least in limited numbers, as school staff receive vaccinations for...

Tualatin Council Approves Police Policy Recommendations

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The Tualatin City Council last month approved a series of recommendations for improving police policies and practices centered around the use of force, de-escalation...