Friends Of The Tualatin Library Used Book Sale November 3 & 4

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The Friends of the Tualatin Library will hold a two-day Used Book Sale on Friday, November 3, from 3 - 6:00 p.m. and Saturday, November 4, from 10 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. in the...

Tualatin Moving Forward projects on track to wrap by year’s end

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City officials last month took a victory lap through more than two dozen transformative traffic and safety projects dotted around town as the ambitious Tualatin Moving Forward project entered its final phase. The five-year, $20...

Tualatin CIO President’s Report: October 2023

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How can I protect myself from the current rash of car break-ins? What is going on with all of the road construction on Boones Ferry? How can I better prepare for a City-wide emergency...
According to a joint media release by Washington County, the Tualatin Police Department, and the Tigard-Tualatin School District, “…the youth alleged to be responsible for the incident has been arrested and charged by the Tualatin Police Department.”

Mother of teen girl assaulted at Hazelbrook Middle School speaks out

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…blames School District for creating environment that led to attack Krista Kiniv still remembers the moment she was told her petite 13-year-old daughter had been the victim of a violent assault at Tualatin’s Hazelbrook Middle...
In this photo, Autism Specialist Val Valo uses play-based strategy to support the student’s social and language development. She encourage him to ask for the marbles in her hand as he builds a marble tower.

TTSD Makes Big Changes in Autism Services

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For the first time ever, autism is the top category in the special education population of the Tigard/Tualatin school district, overtaking learning disabilities as the number one need. In the 2022/2023 school year, there...

Vine2Wine Tualatin Library Fundraiser Returns for 11th year

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The Tualatin Library Foundation will host its 11th annual Vine2Wine celebration at the Tualatin public library on October 14. The event will run from 7 – 10 p.m. that day and is open to...

Oktoberfest will be the Tualatin Lions 50th Anniversary Party!

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The Tualatin Lions Club was founded in 1973, and this year’s Lion Oktoberfest will celebrate their 50th Anniversary of providing service to the community and the world. The Tualatin Lions Oktoberfest will take place on...

Local Economic Weather Report:

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Mark Twain once said, “If you don’t like the weather in New England, just wait a few minutes.”  That same logic can be used about today’s job numbers and our rapidly changing economy. It...

Pumpkin Regatta Poster Takes you on a Whimsical Journey

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Fall is in the air, so that means the West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta must be right around the corner. The Pumpkin Regatta has become the most famous event in the Northwest, thanks in...
Washington County Commissioner Roy Rogers (left) and Clackamas County Commissioner Paul Savas (top right) discuss the plans and cons of a proposed I-205 tolling plan at last year’s Tualatin Chamber of Commerce Key Leaders Breakfast. File Photo/Tualatin Life

Transportation: Pay More, Get Less? 

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Tualatin Chamber brings a panel of experts to the Key Leaders Breakfast to tell us what is coming! Tolling is not dead. It is only asleep until January 2026.  The Tualatin Chamber has long realized that...