From Tualatin to Cambodia
This is a love story. A story about people who fell in love and chose to love others near and far.
If you were to meet John...
Revolution Coming to Tualatin
A Revolution Parkour that is! Revolution Parkour (RVPK) was started in 2008 as one of the largest and longest established parkour gyms in the...
Jessi Thorn Update
Dear Tualatin Life Readers,
I am pleased to say that surgery is scheduled, for April 15th! We were unable to wait for the endoscopic procedure...
Officer of the Year
The Officer of the Year award is intended to recognize one sworn Member from the Department for their outstanding service to the community and/or...
Tualatin River Greenway Trail
The Tualatin River Greenway Trail is a 3/4 mile long bicycle and pedestrian facility that promotes active, healthy living while connecting people with nature. The...
Poetry Winners
Senior Mitchell Lenneville, and his freshman brother Evan Lenneville-Hutchinson, won in the Poetry Out Loud competition held last month at Village Home in Beaverton....
Back in The Olden Days
As sure as the sun comes up in the east each morning, spring has come to the Pacific Northwest. As I ready my garden
for...
Patriot Guard Riders
All three of the Tualatin residents who are active in the Patriot Guard will be involved next month in escorting a cart customized to...
March 2016
Circa 1996 - Michael Antonelli (left) and Jonathan
Crane (right), back in the Coupon Tabloid days.
I think it’s only fitting that on our 7-year anniversary...
Aging in Place
As you have read in previous issues of Tualatin Life, this column’s goal is to present information on various topics pertaining to the senior...
A Visit with the Mayor
MAYOR OGDEN - Tualatin is very fortunate to have a long history of planning where appropriate land uses exist; industrial zones are centered around...
Three Veteran Tualatin Police Officers to Retire
These three department members represent over 75 years of collective service to the City of Tualatin. The three of them have provided hands-on coaching,...
Tualatin Soldier
Positive thinking and enthusiasm have played a big role in molding recent Tualatin resident Joel Dulashanti’ s life. Critically wounded in an ambush in...
Update on Jessi Thorne
To Our Readers: Here is the latest news about Jessi Thorne. It’s not great at the moment, but I remain confident that good people...
Road to Responsibility
Our job as parents, I believe, is not to do things for our children, but to build up strengths in them—strengths that will help...
How High’s the Water, Mama?
Some 15,000 years ago, during the warming of the last ice age, an ice dam broke in Montana sending huge amounts of rushing water...
February 2016
Tualatin’s State of the City was last Wednesday and it was quite an event. For starters, it was way more crowded than in years...
Greenway Trail
The new segment of the Tualatin River Greenway opens February 23! Save the date for the grand opening ceremony and ribbon cutting on April...
Free Gardening
Last year the local non-profit, Neighbors Nourishing Communities (NNC), organized home gardeners and grew over 2,000 pounds of produce for struggling families in our...
While serving as Army sniper, Tualatin Soldier had leg amputated from...
Positive thinking and enthusiasm have played a big role in molding recent Tualatin resident Joel Dulashanti’ s life. Critically wounded in an ambush in...
































