Tualatin Life

On the morning of November 19th Portland Police Officer and Tualatin resident Paul Meyer was riding an ATV, finishing up a training exercise with fellow Portland Police Bureau...

As the City preens itself to celebrate the one hundred years since incorporation, let us examine what the area looked like one century ago. There were two hubs...

As I write this, in January 2013, it is a chilly 36 degrees in Tualatin. There are many rainy and gray days ahead for us this...

2013 is certainly in full swing. We are wrapping up months of work including the Transportation System Plan, Linking Tualatin, and Basalt Creek Transportation Refinement Plan. Continuing is the SW Corridor...

For years there’s been the unanswered question of “Why did the chicken cross the road?” Maybe another unanswered question is “Why do people want...

We are so grateful to the amazing team at Islands Tanning and their  customers. Owner, Jon Guyette read Jake’s story in the September issue of Tualatin Life and immediately wanted to help....

In 1912 a group of gentlemen from the Portland Concordia Club first leased and then purchased around 100 acres of beautiful rolling countryside along the banks of...

On December 7th, 1941, Japan shocked America and the world with a surprise attack at Pearl Harbor on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu. Tualatin resident Albert Montague was...

In an earlier issue of Tualatin Life, there was an article about a project I’ve sponsored to photograph and interview inspirational women who could...

On December 7th, 1941, Japan shocked America and the world with a surprise attack at Pearl Harbor on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu. Tualatin...