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Dehart’s duties include photographing anti-war activist Mario Savio in Berkeley then...
Dave Dehart returned to the states in 1964 after a year in South Korea where he had been actively involved in counter-intelligence activities against...
It’s almost race time!
The 2025 Regatta Run will take place on Sunday, October 19. Gather with your friends and family for an easy 5K trek through scenic...
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Your Weekly Astrological Forecast
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Reputation is important. Establishing yourself as an honest and reliable person...
Tualatin moves forward with new riverfront park project
The park, which is currently unnamed, is slated to span six acres of riverside across...
The miracle in being part of the Oregon Dog Rescue
One of the things that I love most about being an Oregon Dog Rescue (ODR) volunteer...
WRC Rally Cup
Tualatin graduates receive scholarships
Amanda Fronczak was awarded the $10,000 Lam Research Core Values scholarship for Tualatin High School.
“It’s...
How to Read Your Utility Bill
Ever wondered how exactly to read your utility bill from the City? Often called a...
Rotary Cares About Washington County Residents
The Tualatin Rotary Club has been committed to the advancement of local residents for the...
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Prepper Minute! Emergency tips you can use!
BY TUALATIN CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT ORGANIZATION (CIO)
Do you have a “Go Kit” or “Go Bag” to take with you in case of an Evacuation?...
Tualatin Man Was Involved in the First Major Vietnam Military Offensive as a Naval...
Quick planning brings Joint air-sea-land assault to prevent VC surprise attack
Jerry Larsen, a Tualatin resident and Naval Academy graduate, had a significant role in...
Mask and Mirror Community Theatre continues 13th season with Inherit the Wind
Mask and Mirror Community Theatre will continue its 13th season March 1 with Jerome Lawrence and Robert Edwin Lee’s dramatized depiction of the 1925...
The Street Where You Live
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, of course, but I was recently reminded that many residents of Tualatin have no idea of the...
Thank you, Nurses!
We appreciate healthcare heroes like you!
When Tualatin Life publisher Michael Antonelli contracted a case of Covid-19 last month (after successfully avoiding it for three...
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Community 101 – A lesson in Giving
David Douglas High School in East Portland has a lot going on in terms of community involvement, especially through the student leaders who are involved with the Community...
Minimizing Sibling Rivalry and Maximize the Relationship
In the last two issues of Tualatin Life, my articles have been dedicated to issues with siblings, which we can all relate to unfortunately. Why DO they fight and bicker? A variety of...
LATEST ARTICLES
Transit Woes at Plambeck Gardens Fuel Tualatin’s Debate Over Leaving TriMet
For Tualatin Mayor Frank Bubenik, the time has finally come for the city to seriously consider withdrawing from the TriMet regional transit system in favor of Wilsonville’s SMART service in hopes of getting more...
Tualatin High School Presents… Almost Saturday Night Live!
Live from Tualatin High School, it’s ALMOST Saturday Night! Our Advanced Theatre students had the unique opportunity to develop original scripts and refine their playwriting skills throughout this production, receiving valuable, real-time feedback from...
This Economy is a Mixed Bag
I was walking with my good friend Brook on Thanksgiving morning, and we were talking about whether the current economic climate would lead to lower sales on Black Friday, the next day. We both...
Tualatin Winter Brew Fest returns for 7th Annual Celebration of Craft Brewing
Winter in Tualatin has its own rhythm, and one of the most anticipated beats is the return of the Tualatin Winter Brew Fest. Now in its seventh year, the event has grown into more...
Mayor’s Corner – A Message to Tualatin on Immigration Enforcement
Recent changes in federal immigration enforcement have raised understandable concerns across our community. I want to be transparent about what our city can and cannot do, and how we can support one another during...
2025 Tigard & Tualatin Housing Market Recap and a Look Ahead to 2026
The Tigard and Tualatin housing market in 2025 marked a return to balance and strategy. While buyers remained active, the pace and mindset of the market shifted. Gone were the days when nearly every...
Tualatin moves forward with new riverfront park project
The park, which is currently unnamed, is slated to span six acres of riverside across from the Tualatin Public Library on Boones Ferry Road and plans to provide the public with increased riverfront access...
Tualatin CIO President’s Report – January 2026
In today’s issue, there is an obituary for Kathy Newcomb. Residents and businesses owe Kathy a great deal. CIO volunteers, our neighborhoods, and all of us who care about Tualatin, specifically, are in her...
2026 Home Design Trends to Watch
As we step into 2026, homeowners are rethinking what matters most in their spaces. With more people choosing to stay in their homes longer, kitchen and bathroom remodels are no longer about following the...
Aging in Place: JOY
Why is there a title to this last column of 2025? Typically, over the 8 years of writing this column, the last one of the year is sentiments about enjoying the spirit of the...





















































