Tualatin Life

BY LOYCE MARTINAZZI After the last strawberries were plowed under, and work on the farm lessened, Art and Nami Sasaki began landscaping the spacious grounds around their home. The family had worked hard growing...

BY DR. WENDY ROGERS, TRUE HEALTH MEDICINE PC Stress management is an important topic that’s discussed in virtually every appointment with the doctors at True Health Medicine, PC because it is THAT IMPORTANT to...

Tualatin Boy Scout Troops 530 and 35 will cover the entire city on Saturday, December 31 and January 7 to pick up Christmas trees for recycling. Trees need to be curbside by 8 a.m....

BY JOHN HUTCHINSON I am not technically a Tualatin native, but I can still remember standing in dew laden predawn summer days waiting for the old yellow school bus that would ferry me from...

BY DOUG WATSON We built our Tualatin home in 1979 and here we raised the mother of the remarkable young man who is the hero of this story. From earliest childhood it was apparent...

BY TUALATIN CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT ORGANIZATION (CIO) Do you have a “Go Kit” or “Go Bag” to take with you in case of an Evacuation? If not, start one today. Now think, if I have...

BY KIM DEMARCHI No matter what holiday you celebrate, November and December usually involve a lot of family togetherness and a lot of feasting! Instead of overeating this holiday season, I’m suggesting we all...

BY KATE PRITCHARD ODT Inspire is a non-profit all-star competitive cheer and dance team serving individuals with special needs. The team is open to all skill levels, male and female, ages 5 and up....

BY LARRY McCLURE Martinazzi Avenue is a familiar name in our city but few may realize there are several strong women with that family heritage still making their mark today. The most widely-known Martinazzi (rhymes...

As 2016 comes to an end, it’s a good time to reflect over the last year and begin to contemplate the future. We’ve certainly seen a lot of changes here in Tualatin over the...