Aging in Place: Aging in Community
Last month’s column spoke of living in a community, being good neighbors, and of seniors aging in place and not feeling isolated, without social...
Wetlands Conservancy announces retirement of long-time Executive Director
After more than 20 years as The Wetlands Conservancy (TWC) executive director, Esther Lev will be retiring at the end of the year. We...
Volunteer Opportunities Abroad: Opening the Eyes of Our Youth to the Spirit of Service
Do you have a desire to make a positive change in the world? There’s few among us who wouldn’t say yes to that question....
The Fight Against Teen Vaping in Tualatin
Thirty-four. That’s the number of confirmed vaping-related deaths across America to date. That is thirty-four too many. This is why Mark Began and Cyndy...
Students ‘Shop with a Cop’ for School Supplies at Fred Meyer
If you walked into the local Fred Meyer on Friday, Oct. 11 you may have been surprised by the number of police officers in...
The Garden Path Not Traveled
It was a bright sunny fall day when the shiny deep-green Jaguar rolled gently to a stop into the first parking spot in the...
The Broadway Rose Theatre Company Presents a Magical Children’s Musical
Broadway Rose Theatre Company concludes its 2019 Season of Musicals with It Happened One Christmas, at the Broadway Rose New Stage. Preview performance is...
Mask & Mirror Opens 9th Main Stage Season with Ken Ludwig’s Comic Farce: ‘Leading...
Mask & Mirror Community Theatre will open Ken Ludwig’s “Leading Ladies” on The Stage at Calvin Church on Nov 1. This comic farce by...
Tualatin Defeats Westview in 6th Season Game
Six games down.
Three games before the playoffs.
Still undefeated.
Tualatin High School kept their stretch clean when up against the Westview Wildcats on Oct. 18 as...
West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta Returns for 16th Year
Fall is in the air so that must mean that it is almost time for the 16th Annual West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta!...
