Beaverton, OR News

• Beaverton, OR News
• PUJOL Releases New Single, ‘Providence’ – ‘United States Of Being’ On Saddle Creek
• City Invests Nearly $1.4 Million in Key Maintenance Projects
• Transactions clear the way for next phase at The Round
• Dawson Way extension project shifts into gear
• Kinnaman event features the Youth Philharmonic
• Eighth-grader helps other kids one backpack at a time
• A diamond in the rough
• Bus driver, riders help lost toddler
• Economic Alliance to focus on “green” levels of Portland, Seattle
• Open house highlights Fanno Creek Trail crossing options
• Sheriff's detectives investigate Aloha homicide
• Buy a treat and help a Kenyan school
• Three Beaverton students earn awards at Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
• Real estate agents find friendly way to spend a day
• Amazing Race auditions this Sunday at Big Al's
• Art students' work on display at Beaverton auto center
• FAIR PLAY
• The art of humanity
• Chief PCC money-raiser prepares to step down
• Aloha mother arrested twice after toddler found by roadside
• Mother reunited with son, father arrested on alleged custodial violation
• Aloha woman dies in single-vehicle crash
• Drop those ballots off by Tuesday deadline
• Detectives charge Bethany man with murder
• Grant helps teens wade into wetlands study
• On the same page
• DNA evidence links three unsolved murders to I-5 Killer
• Council OKs pursuit of Enterprise Zone
• Beaverton Farmers Market celebrates silver anniversary season
• Kickball tourney takes action for homeless youth
• Pilgrim Lutheran School to Hold Open House for 2012-2013 Year
• Long-running lumber company to lay off 65 workers
• New sound study planned for Walmart
• Union service workers go to mat on wages, health benefits
• Banks’ ‘steering’ irks some buyers
• Aloha drug raid yields meth, pot, cash, 3 arrests
• Letting it out
• Investigation continues into 45 Central blaze
• Driver uninjured after falling asleep while driving
• DUII suspected in single-car crash on Barnes Road
• City Seeks Nominations for 2012 Service to Beaverton Award
• Prescription drug turn-in events set for Saturday
• Students make calls to fund school projects
• Business bureau fields uptick of complaints about mortgage-solution business
• Jumping through hoops to spin the wheel
• Reality sinks in
• Escape from prison camp inspires book
• Bethany father arrested in attempt to blow up home
• Bethany father arrested in alleged attempt to create explosion
• Westside Economic Alliance forum focuses on TriMet
• Cast Your Vote for Flicks by the Fountain
• Westview High School wins Oregon Battle of the Books
• Two Beaverton roadway projects appear on county's shortlist
• From wetlands to splash pads
• Walmart gets OK for after-hours cleanup, deliveries
• Puppy love
• Tigard hotel bomb threat a hoax
• Not your grandma's senior center
• Metro audit faults land management
• Clearing the air
• City pins hopes for industry on tax plan
• Bench dedication honors Ryan Lee Johnson
• Hospital construction keeps Tigard roofers on the job during downturn
• Pendulum soars into springtime
• At St. Vincent, the kids are alright
• Suspect at large after US Bank robbery
• Police seek suspect in attempted sexual assault
• Detectives arrest three in ‘upper-level’ heroin wholesale operation
• Spring 2012 Voters' Forum
• Police identify pedestrian struck and killed on Sunset Highway
• Local patriots rally for new American Revolution memorial
• Crossing that bridge
• Window of opportunity
• Man arrested after hit-and-run incident with bicyclist
• Running with the pack
• Street extension squeezes Biggi site
• Park district project brings new trout to Progress Lake
• Photographic memory
• Street extension squeezes Biggi site
• Hit-and-run in Beaverton sends Tigard man to hospital
• Police find pieces of stolen deer statue at residence
• City of Beaverton Hosts 2012 Living Greener Summit
• Hit-and-run wreck sends Tigard man to hospital
• Petitions filed in four westside cities seek vote on rail funds
• Community Invited to Plant Trees, Celebrate Arbor Day with the City of Beaverton on April 7
• Woman hurt running back into burning apartment
• City uses contingency account, line of credit for building purchase
• Down to business
• Workforce-housing project moves forward at First and Lombard
• City agrees to buy building at The Round
• Wyden faces friendly Forest Grove crowd
• Public invited to be part of Packy's party
• PCC leader will retire next year
• Ace Hardware cuts the chain on new Progress Ridge shop
• Schiffler Park closes for improvement projects
• Deputies arrest three in Aloha arson case
• Neighbors continue fight for scaled-down Bethany Boulevard expansion
• Oregon GOP calls off presidential debate
• ROLL FILM
• The Bylines break through
• Working on a building: City leaders offer thoughts while on the verge of purchase at The Round
• Doyle faces two challengers in re-election bid for mayor
• Washington County next light rail battleground?
• Committee for Citizen Involvement Hosts Informational Meeting About The Round's Future
• Volunteers Sought for the Central Beaverton Urban Renewal Advisory Committee
• Traffic Commission punts on Broadway parking limits
• Pact pries open door to access health care
• Leaders unite to boost image of public sector work
• Children’s author visits schools for student-parent literacy program
• Tigard mayor is Metro bound
• Water brothers
• City Council Endorses Portland-area Developer's Plan to Improve The Round
• Federal lawsuit claims urban land reserve system violated U.S. Constitution
• Beaverton Hosts Pooches on the Green, a St. Paw-trick's Day Celebration
• Home school student’s correct answer makes trophy ‘materialize’
• Braking bad
• Neighbors share traffic, noise concerns for proposed Walmart
• Broadway merchants at odds over parking limits in downtown Beaverton
• New option in movie-renting does some good
• PCC artifacts on display at historical society
• Hagg Lake gets fishy
• City ponders purchase at The Round at Beaverton Central
• Beaverton's Broadway Festival Streetscape Design Project Hosts Final Public Event
• Deputies still searching for suspect in Metzger shooting
• Police seek suspect in Wednesday morning bank robbery
• Stalled talks force Beaverton School District’s hand
• Olympic runner, author Galloway shares training philosophies with local distance runners
• Mass appeal
• Performing is Chad Bode's claim to PHAME
• Homecoming for Bonamici
• Beaverton schools will not open doors to new transfer students
• Suspect sought in armed robbery of Shell station
• Beaverton man arrested in hit-and-run bike crash
• Deputies seek three suspects in robbery, assault at woman’s home
• Two injured in Highway 217 collision caused by wrong-way driver
• Federal grant puts downtown Beaverton plans on fast track
• Southridge senior wins scholarship as the top state Siemens finisher
• Fear of food
• Parents, teachers defend classes, programs from district's budget ax
• Enter to Win “If I Were Mayor, After-School Would Be…” Student Contest
• Soccer coach jailed on statutory rape allegations
• Volunteers Sought for the Central Beaverton Urban Renewal Advisory Committee
• TriMet: Transit patrols work to prevent crime
• New heart valve surgery offers frail patients hope
• Rob Solomon enters Beaverton City Council race
• Climber's family says Jared Townsley always reached for new heights
• City Council denies neighbors' appeal of Peterkort zoning changes
• Tip leads deputies to arrest two robbery suspects
• Rob Drake is new Cornelius city manager
• TriMet budget cuts take a rough route
• Home values hit by foreclosures
• Suspect sought in robbery of pizza delivery driver
• Typhoon! closes all its restaurants
• Police looking for missing Beaverton man with Down syndrome
• Broadway streetscape open house on tap for Monday
• Free Tax Help Available Through City's Beaverton Cares Program
• Report: Foreclosures keep Portland-area home prices down
• Aloha man arrested after marijuana found in car’s trunk
• Auto show drives in ‘home run’ attendance
• He's got the voice
• Fatal shooting may stem from custody battle
• Aloha community remembers Ryan Johnson
• Moving on up
• Troubled dogs have place to call home at new rescue shelter
• Beaverton School Board interviews candidates for open seat
• Treasurer: Oregon could do more to help job generation
• PCC, PSU renew ‘streamlined’ co-admission agreement
• 2012 Mayor's Ball Sold Out
• Beaverton's Broadway Festival Streetscape Design Moves Forward with Two More Events
• Terra Nova High School will close after this year
• Aloha plans candlelight vigil Saturday for Ryan Johnson
• Tigard man named as getaway driver in Hillsboro robbery
• One man killed, another in custody following fatal shooting in Aloha
• On the move
• Medical Teams president says he'll retire while people are ‘still happy’
• Taps are flowing at new Golden Valley Brewery
• State officials will discuss business legislation at town hall
• Washington County Project Homeless Connect events rev up
• More rain and wind storms coming
• National Homelessness Czar Advises Local Leaders on Solutions
• A change of plans
• Life on the outside
• To serve and protect
• Raleigh Hills centenarian earns a badge of honor
• THPRD committee envisions bridge or tunnel for Fanno Creek Trail crossing
• Mayor addresses homelessness, city's business growth in 2011
• OSU’s new ‘degree plus three’ cuts time in school
• Supreme Court won’t rule in Washington County pot, gun case
• Rain brings slush, flooding, blocked roads, power outages
• It's not too late to apply for vacant Beaverton School Board seat
• Cornelius city manager finalists hold court
• State of the city event to highlight local businesses
• Aloha man arrested after bullet goes through neighbor’s wall
• Oregon Zoo offers peek inside new veterinary clinic
• Providence St. Vincent sets up fund for Kardashov family
• Deputies bust two Aloha men linked to several car clouts
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration is Sunday
• Project catches trail users off guard
• Beat the odds
• 100 years and counting
• Intel honors two Westview seniors for research projects
• YouTube video of attack on MAX leads to investigation
• Bend man arrested after apparent road-rage incident
• Congress candidates talk economy at Tuesday morning debate
• Two-car collision closes 217
• THPRD aces Agency of the Year award for championship tennis programs
• Pamplin Media, KOIN enter news partnership
• Aloha marks 100th birthday
• Hold 'em or Fold 'em? Should You Fight in Court to Keep Your Domain Name?
• Transient enlists hope to resist the 'homeless' stereotype
• Beaverton auto sales drive city economy
• Fagin plans second run for Beaverton City Council
• Helping the homeless
• Beaverton High School band director arrested on sex abuse charges out of Lebanon
• New Fanno Creek Trail segment opens to public
• Peterkort property rezoning plan prompts neighborhood concerns
• Fire damages bowling alley
• First baby of 2012 born to Tigard couple
• Some electricity rates will go down this year
• City of Beaverton Continues Donation of Used Oil to Oregon HEAT
• State trooper sentenced in drug case
• Beaverton Recognized by EPA as Green Power Leader
• Congressional candidates square off on business
• Vernier Software & Technology celebrates three decades of steady growth
• Steiner Hayward secures Bonamici’s Senate seat
• A night up on the rooftop
• Shoplifting arrests grab regional theft ring members
• 2012 Beaverton State of the City Address
• Meteorologists’ global warming discussion back in the forecast
• ZooLights pushes up Oregon Zoo attendance
• Sherwood man charged in Aloha Tiki torch attack
• County transportation projects discussed at open house
• ‘I AM Santa’
• Pair busted for swiping UPS packages off people’s front steps
• Cathy Stanton won’t run for another council term
• Local auto dealer nominated for national magazine award
• Aloha man faces DUII charges after Tuesday crash
• Kruggerrand donation rings up big bucks for Salvation Army
• Federal budget deal keeps incandescent light bulbs shining
• City Councilor Cathy Stanton Announces She is Not Running for Re-election
• Longtime Beaverton city councilor won’t run for another term
• Beaverton School Board is looking for candidates to fill vacant seat
• A cool collaboration
• Full Circle
• Water-diversion project goes anywhere but down the drain
• Office space business fields frequent calls from potential Round tenants
• State sees ‘good news’ in unemployment rate drop to 9.1 percent
• Police arrest man accused of flashing a gun at FBI agent
• Aloha man found dead under his car
• "Broadway Street" mural to be dedicated Saturday
• Buying a milkshake can help in fight against Parkinson's
• Beaverton City Library has Oregon’s second-highest circulation
• Longtime Beaverton educator, neighborhood leader dies
• Conservationists say new pollution limits not enough
• Home for the night
• Living and learning
• Sherwood gets a little Grimm
• Fortuneteller swindles Hispanic community
• Economy takes a bite out of Salvation Army’s Red Kettles
• Metro shock spurs meeting of mayors
• Survey helps shape federal law waiver
• Beaverton police lieutenant faces shoplifting charge
• Police seek two males in Nov. 30 abduction attempt
• State troopers nab storm trooper taggers
• Federal indictment hits multistate drug ring suspects
• Beaverton rings in holidays on Friday
• Beaverton preps to launch new food-composting program
• Driver involved in fatal crash on Murray Boulevard faces charges
• Bethany Boulevard expansion projects on the horizon
• Through the woods
• What's your top priority for school funding?
• Investigation continues into fatal pedestrian collision on Canyon Road
• Garrett takes helm as Washington County sheriff
• Street Closures During Beaverton's Tree Lighting and Holiday Open House
• KPAM launches ‘Operation Santa Claus’ radio-a-thon
• Brewpub preps for early January opening
• Take the cake
• Food, toy drive set for Beaverton's less fortunate
• Transient fugitive arrested after manhunt
• Mayors fete PCC-county partnerships
• Beaverton woman killed in single-vehicle crash
• Man saught for accosting two women in their homes
• On a mission
• Weather Related Traffic Alerts
• Beaverton Wins $1 Million HUD Sustainable Communities Challenge Grant
• Beaverton wins $1 million sustainable grant
• Beaverton Civic Theatre Presents 'Happy Hollandaise!'
• Celebrate the Holiday Season at Beaverton's Tree Lighting and Open House
• Cat Adoption Team ventures into Raleigh Hills retail shop
• Advocate Sydney Webb retires
• THPRD board lowers drop-in rates for out-of-district users
• Civil war pep rally is Nov. 23
• Beaverton suspect arrested in string of burglaries
• Time served
• Beaverton City Council will raise water rates in 2012
• Elderly pedestrian struck by car on Canyon Road remains in serious condition
• City Council upholds Sexton Mountain resident’s on-street parking appeal
• Toyota gives new van to Audubon
• State economy still dragging
• Shultz resigns from Beaverton School Board post
• Bus driver rolling despite complaints
• Occupy Portland takes its place with other major protests
• Aloha will host its first tree lighting
• Housing component at 45 Central is on the move
• Going by the book
• Beaverton's Veterans Day event honors heroes
• Voter's Forum Fall 2011
• Beaverton Arts Commission Presents the Reser's Fine Foods 29th Annual Visual Arts Showcase
• Statewide sweep grabs 15 in child porn investigation
• National League of Cities Highlights City's Solar Beaverton Program During National Conference
• On tour with the COMMISH
• TOWERING ACHIEVEMENT
• Let the games begin
• Is urban renewal the proper path for a brighter downtown?
• Human Rights Advisory Commission Hosts Guest Speaker to Discuss Racial Disparities
• Masked man steals cash from Cedar Hills Subway shop
• Aloha man arrested after dog-fighting incident
• TriMet facing $12 million-$17 million budget gap
• Burglar steals skateboards, snowboards from Beaverton store
• Eight injured in Hillsboro MAX collision
• Bank robbery suspect found eating in local lounge
• Beaverton Police Department Hosts Nationwide Prescription Drug Turn-in Event
• Washington County mails out Nov. 8 election ballots
• Beaverton Education Foundation seeks donations for 100 school projects
• Beaverton Voters' Forum is on tap for Monday
• Beaverton schools' Leap Start Program earns innovation award
• Nike awards $300,000 in grants to 27 nonprofits and schools
• A place to call home
• Round and round it goes
• Bicyclist in stable condition after car hits her on Canyon
• Portland man's arrest ends string of thefts
• Meadow Park student filters nation science fair's finest aspects
• Soup's on Saturday at Valley Catholic
• Washington County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Washington County
• SolarWorld, coalition hit Chinese solar panel industry
• Attorney General Kroger won’t seek second term
• Beaverton Committee for Citizen Involvement Hosts Voters' Forum
• Human Rights Advisory Commission Seeks Nominations for 9th Annual Human Rights Award
• Metro looks at plan to expand growth boundary
• Camouflaged burglary suspect fails to make trial date
• Oregon Episcopal School installs new head of school
• Nominations sought for Human Rights Award
• Raleigh Hills neighbors fear proposed Walmart's effect on traffic
• THPRD seeks adult volunteers for new environmental education program
• Gordon will step down as sheriff in November
• GOP candidates tussle in CD1 debate
• A festive fall look
• Sisters of St Mary and City of Beaverton Team Up to Fight Hunger
• Washington man arrested in rape of girl near Forest Grove
• Beaverton office sponsors traveling World War I exhibit
• Controlled burn
• Notes from Paris
• One city's loss is Beaverton's gain
• Medical Teams International raffles Lexus
• Christine Moore named publisher of
• Resource fair offers information on family, children’s programs
• Pacific's 3D Vision
• Beaverton Arts Commission sponsors urban renewal forum
• Beaverton Special Election 2011 Voters' Pamphlet
• Beaverton City Library Hosts Family Resource Fair
• Former Cornelius City Manager Tapped as Beaverton's Assistant Finance Director
• Food bank emergency box distribution tops 1 million
• Stuhr Center hosts Health and Wellness Fair on Saturday
• Church hosts ‘Blessing of Animals’ on Sunday
• Beaverton Recognizes National Arts and Humanities Month with City's Newest Mural
• City Congratulates Local Chevron Station Owner for Innovative Sustainability Efforts
• One piece at a time
• Proposed renewal plan could transform look of Central Beaverton
• Beaverton couple accused of sexually abusing two young girls
• Remembering fallen soldier
• Beaverton crime victims have a new friend in their corner
• Volunteers Sought for City of Beaverton Boards & Commissions
• Mayor to Unveil Outdoor Ping Pong Tables at City Park
• Boards & Commissions Recruitment
• Two male suspects sought in home invasion robbery
• Community Partners Host Sustainable Home Fair
• Deputies seek suspect in US Bank robbery in Aloha
• Beaverton Community Vision Honored with Award of Excellence
• 'Three Murders' brings goofy intrigue to the stage
• Celebration set for opening of new BMX and dirt jump course at Eichler Park
• Dancing into the future
• Aloha teen suffers head injury in apparent drug-related assault
• Former Beaverton teacher faces federal child pornography charge
• ACMA hosts 'Marilyn's Voice' benefit concert
• Top four contenders for 1st District tout jobs, infrastructure needs at forum
• The plot thickens for 'Sacred Books' series
• Why are our kids so hungry?
• Beaverton's Citizen Committees to Host Final Neighborhood Forum Addressing Urban Renewal
• Memorial service to honor fallen soldier
• Bike rider arrested after Aloha collision with patrol car
• Report: Trade deficit with China costs Oregon jobs
• Beaverton Civic Theatre Presents 'Three Murders and It's Only Monday'
• Metro committee wants more land in growth boundary
• New museum highlights vintage Tektronix equipment
• City Council Appoints Bill Kirby as New City Attorney
• City to Participate in Park(ing) Day 2011
• State’s minimum wage going up 30 cents
• City Council appoints Bill Kirby as city attorney
• Bethany man arrested on suspicion of selling pot from home
• Cedar Hills church will celebrate 60th anniversary with a bash
• Welcome back, Len Case
• Out with the cold
• Memory of fallen 9/11 heroes spurs emergency response advances
• Green gas?
• Westview grad sings in 9/11 memorial concert in NYC
• Beaverton man arrested in Cedar Hills carjacking
• Mayor to Unveil Outdoor Ping Pong Tables at Beaverton City Park
• Unemployment rate creeps up in August
• Park board reverses trail width decision for Lowami Hart Woods
• City Hall Hosts Art Exhibits in September
• Washington County library services website will be down Tuesday night
• Work begins on new signal at 178th Avenue
• Aloha man held on sex abuse and sodomy charges
• Beaverton gathers to mark 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Beaverton police arrest two in Walgreen's pharmacy robbery
• Beaverton boy falls from second-story window
• Beaverton's Citizen Committees to Host Two More Neighborhood Forums
• Beaverton man helps extinguish stolen car set ablaze near Browns Camp
• Eagle Scout project leaves lasting Beaverton memorial to 9/11 victims
• Attacks sent one New York writer back home to Beaverton
• Washington County sheriff's deputy cracks down on DUII drivers
• Teacher to Muslim students: ‘We did not do this’
• Remembering 9/11 through the photographer's lens
• Nightmares haunt witnesses to the attack
• Doyle announces run for second term as mayor
• Aloha resident turns himself in after house fire
• Cedar Hills fire destroys house, burns trees
• 10-year Anniversary of 9-11
• Water main break floods Tigard homes
• Walmart takes over former Zupan's store in Raleigh Hills
• Report: Jobs are shifting to the roomy suburbs
• Words and wisdom
• New Seasons Market moves in
• Gunshot wound victim sues Washington County deputies
• Traffic Alert
• City, Downtown Association, SBA Partner on Small Business Symposium
• Beaverton's Citizen Committees to Host Three Neighborhood Forums
• City, Downtown Association and Small Business Administration Host Symposium
• How did 9/11 change your life?
• Beaverton hunter rescued after falling from cliff
• Registration for park district's fall classes under way
• Man beaten after Hawthorne concert
• Celebration Day on tap for Saturday
• Beaverton police will roll out new patrol car design in parade
• Monty’s Tavern reborn as upscale establishment
• DEQ officials outline Lakeside Landfill water cleanup plan
• Beaverton schools ask voters to support local option levy
• Street Closures During Beaverton Celebration Day
• Hooping it up
• Two-car crash leads to injuries, DUII arrest
• Back to School for Beaverton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Special Election Handbook - Urban Renewal Plan - November 2011
• State shuts down turn lane into Washington Square
• Beaverton cuts economic development director position
• Aloha pot lounge owner pleads guilty to unlawful distribution
• Beaverton’s Human Rights Advisory Commission Hosts Discussion About Discrimination in Workplace
• Driver’s seizure sends Mazda crashing into Beaverton restaurant
• Bicyclist injured after being struck by minivan along Allen Boulevard
• Burn ban begins Saturday in Washington County
• City's Innovative Community Vision Program is Named Finalist for National Award
• Beaverton's visioning project is finalist for national award
• THPRD's fall registration begins Saturday
• Pulling seven Gs can be tough on the stomach
• Enjoy an Evening of Music, Food and Art During Beaverton Last Tuesday's Final Summer Concert
• Whimsical wall transforms Beaverton alley
• Beaverton police will enforce cigarette laws
• WinCo Foods reveals new store plans
• Painting portrays the past
• Celebrate Beaverton on August 27 with Five Fantastic Events
• Beaverton runaway returns home safely
• Oregon’s unemployment rate unchanged in July
• Sheriff’s Office seeks help locating girl reported as runaway
• A dozen candidates want to replace Wu in Congress
• TVF&R firefighters ask folks to 'fill the boot'
• City Park Fountain
• Murray Village site is on the move
• Foreign delegates from seven nations seek green solutions during Beaverton visit
• Into the woods
• Greenfield joins GOP field in 1st District race
• Back in the race
• MTV cast, Duck alumni have a ball in charity game
• Tigard golf pro takes a leap into the big leagues
• 2011 Washington County legislative scorecard
• State turns blind eye as stores break cigarette sales law
• Newberg farm’s strawberries were source of E. coli illness
• Deputy suffers facial wounds from inmate attack
• Man killed, four injured when SUV tumbles off Highway 217
• Police arrest Beaverton man for arson
• Several injured in wreck at Scholls Ferry, Barrows roads
• Forging a new path
• Fun, safety combine at Beaverton's National Night Out event
• MTV cast takes dare to face Ducks football stars
• Sign language
• Firefighter leaves legacy of living big
• Cornilles ready to jump back into 1st District race
• Beaverton Picnics in the Park Continue in August
• Beaverton Picnics in the Park Continue in August
• Beaverton police host National Night Out
• “Picnic in the Park” series continues into August
• Two Bethany children injured after car strikes them in crosswalk
• Flicks by the Fountain Begins August 12 at Beaverton City Park
• Sewage spills into Cedar Mill Creek
• Street Closure & Traffic Delays - Street Maintenance Overlays
• Man seriously injured when hit by MAX train in Hillsboro
• Candidates line up for race to replace Wu
• Dog day afternoon
• Breaking down barriers
• Smoke alarm helped residents escape Beaverton house fire
• Wu resigning ‘to avoid any distraction from important work’
• TVF&R loses Beaverton firefighter in climbing accident
• Downtown Association Announces Downtown Forum on July 28
• City Reveals Plans for Newly Acquired First & Lombard Site
• Diverse-city
• Is he dead?
• Service to Beaverton
• Beaverton Recycling Day Collects Over 85000 Pounds of Recyclable Items
• Arrest made in hit-and-run death of Cedar Mill author
• Metro seeks opinions on growth boundary decisions
• Looking for a little destruction? It’s nearly derby time at the Washington County Fair
• TriMet says ‘free ride’ over for MAX fare scofflaws
• Sister Cities Exchange Celebrates Visit of International Dignitaries
• 2011 Service to Beaverton Awards Winners Announced
• Aloha resident found dead in Washington County Jail cell
• Vancouver man sentenced in 2009 robbery of Chase Bank
• Panel clears Typhoon! of human trafficking crimes and sets fine
• Beaverton supports Tigard's request for Barrows Road connection
• State to consider Barrows Road speed reduction
• PCC opens shop for tech-minded high school students
• Young people gear up for Washington County Fair
• New Street of Dreams is 'down to earth'
• A man with a plan
• Beaverton Mayor Joins National Mayors Urging for Agreement on Debt Ceiling
• Aloha couple hit with 42-year sentence in child porn case
• Celebrate Music, Food and Art at Beaverton Last Tuesday All Summer Long
• Businesses Praise Beaverton's Improved Permitting Process
• Summer Food Drive at Beaverton Farmers Market Collects Fresh and Canned Food on July 16
• Walmart Foundation renews help for zoo’s second Tuesday program
• American Red Cross seeks blood donors
• Beaverton Farmers Market hosts summer food drive
• Rollover crash leads to driver's DUII arrest
• State declares fire season in Washington County
• Weekend racers couldn’t ask for mower
• Maybe this is your father’s roadster, after all
• Monkey turns 38 – that’s 114 to you and me
• Dreams do come true
• City Council veteran eyes run for county commissioner District 1 seat
• No one hurt in worst of July 4 blazes
• Oregon Women's Caucus for Art Exhibits at Beaverton City Hall in July and August
• Police search for missing teen girl
• Beaverton Hosts Historic Exchange with 52 International Visitors
• Firefighters suspect illegal fireworks caused rash of overnight blazes
• Solar Beaverton Extends Discounted Solar Program
• City of Beaverton Awards Funds to Social Service Providers
• New Seasons to host job fair for 200 open positions
• Suspects sought in Metzger home invasion robbery, assault
• Krivoy shares the challenges of immigrant students
• DNA leads to arrest in Metzger arson attempt case
• Outdoor School digs for greenbacks
• Mower than meets the eye
• Cancer survivor competes for Miss Oregon 2011 crown
• Local officials clearing obstacles to trails network
• Colonna says leading Beaverton schools was a gift
• Service to Beaverton Award Luncheon July 19 (11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m.)
• Join Mayor Doyle and City Council for 9th Annual Picnic in the Park series
• Oregon Legislature Passes Senate Bill 817
• Downtown Customer Survey
• You can help abused and neglected children
• The Show Will Go On
• CASA of Washington County Seeks Volunteer Advocates
• Beaverton School District Expert Explains Challenges New Immigrants Encounter
• Safety defect prompts Yakima to recall bike racks
• Fanno Creek Trail Stakeholder Meeting June 29
• Author Rabe killed by hit-and-run driver
• Unattended candle is culprit in Aloha house fire
• Traffic Alert
• Solar Beaverton extends discount program for residential solar panels
• Father arrested in death of 11-week old twin son
• Single-vehicle crash injures three
• Extra patrols will respond to illegal fireworks, DUII calls in Beaverton
• Beaverton council gives urban renewal plan a green light
• Movie Magic
• Autistic Beaverton teen represents USA in Special Olymics summer games
• Tonkin Fiat dealership coming to Beaverton
• Brew-pub on tap for former Chili's site
• Salvation Army’s new center offers an array of services to veterans and families
• ‘American Idol’ auditions coming to Portland
• Aloha man faces 49 years for producing child porn
• Two crashes lead to three DUII arrests
• Two boys injured Thursday night while playing with fire
• Brothers of the ball
• Proposed full-time positions axed from city’s budget
• Edna Britten is going strong at 101
• New mural brings love of nature to downtown Beaverton
• Gun stolen in ’03 from Portland police car recovered in Beaverton
• Search warrants served at suspected pot dispensary business
• Fred Armisen tells OES grads: ‘Everything turns out great’
• Oregon unemployment dips to 9.3 percent in May
• Beaverton Community Vision Honored
• Two men arrested in knifepoint robbery attempt
• Conference shines spotlight on crime victims’ rights
• Do you want to help paint a new mural in Beaverton?
• BMX track renovations kick into high gear at Eichler Park
• THPRD Board OKs Beaverton's urban renewal plan
• Groups seek Fanno Creek Trail crossing solutions
• Sweet smells of success
• Oregon Islamic Academy celebrates first two graduates
• Celebrate Music, Food and Art at Beaverton Last Tuesdays All Summer Long
• Sheriff Gordon names new second-in-command
• Washington County looks to Rappleyea to lead Office of County Counsel
• Wildcats win state 6A state championship
• OHSU research points to high-fat diet as culprit in some birth defects
• Portland woman injured in single-car crash
• Man suspected of DUII after dump truck crashes in Aloha
• ODOT says weekend highway work could be a pain in the brakes
• Sheriff: Kyron task force changing course
• Committee moves budget on to City Council
• Beaverton Library plans for solar panels to offset city electricity costs
• Armisen meets OES
• Mayor Doyle proposes property tax break in city budget
• Raleigh Hills K-8 School collects items for homeless students
• STONE IN LOVE
• Beaverton student spells her way into national semifinals
• Clark leaves Pamplin Media Group for OSU post
• Deputies look for man who approached two children
• Three children injured in two-vehicle crash
• Beaverton police boost Memorial Day weekend patrols along area roadways
• TriMet says faulty technology ends pedestrian warning system test
• Sunny, a missing rescue dog, is found safe
• Memorial Day program honors sacrifices by veterans who gave all
• A neighborly gesture
• Beaverton purchases three Old Town parcels for future mixed-use development
• Younger than his years
• Beaverton Art Literacy needs funds for upgrade
• wins 'best of web' in statewide contest
• Beaverton hosts Recycling Day on Saturday
• Drug enforcement team arrests four, seizes 17 pounds of meth
• Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue sends disaster dream team to Japan
• Mayor Doyle Appointed to Governing Board of Greenlight Greater Portland
• Beaverton schools focus on boosting community partnerships
• Walmart property purchase fuels rumors
• Tigard vacuum salesman found guilty in Ponzi scheme
• Avast, thar be pirates in these waters!
• Three suspects arrested in Aloha house burglary
• Three Beaverton students earn space camp scholarships
• Oregon’s unemployment rate lowest in 28 months
• Public gets a look at refined B-H Highway/Oleson Road plan
• State workers take furlough on Friday
• Beaverton police investigate stabbing
• Cedar Mill man fires gun, bullet enters neighbor's apartment
• Typhoon! owners fight back, calling for probe of BOLI
• Two teens arrested after stolen vehicle pursuit in Raleigh Hills
• Youth Involvement Fair
• Beaverton schools invite public to Japan Earthquake/Tsunami Relief Concert
• Hass hosts job fair at PCC Rock Creek on Saturday
• Beaverton man is best on the bus
• Beaverton School Board denies proposals for at-risk, Chinese-based charter schools
• Disaster drill goes down a storm
• Two challengers emerge in THPRD's Position 5 race
• Griffiths, Smith battle for THPRD's Position 4 seat on board
• Public fights for special education funding in Beaverton
• Even the Scale
• Tualatin City Council ‘trash’ talks Metro
• State says Typhoon! violated rights of Thai workers
• Beaverton Economic Development Strategy: 2011-2016
• Drill tests Washington County disaster response
• New state map highlights broadband providers
• Car loses control on West Union Road, slams into home's garage
• Locked up medications thwart pharmacy robber in Beaverton
• Leadership Beaverton needs your time, money
• Sunset Lanes hosts bowling event with a cause
• Sunset High team takes third in National Science Bowl
• Train car fire closes Highway 30
• Beaverton district takes some jobs, sports off chopping block
• Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District buys Teufel land for future park
• Dozens will take oath Friday to become citizens
• Beaverton police tase suspected burglar on a roof
• Mayor Doyle Appointed to National League of Cities Steering Committee
• Beaverton Arts Commission Hosts 2011 Annual Art Awards
• Do you have prescription drugs in your medicine cabinet to toss?
• Twenty years of bikes, buses, trains and independence
• Beaverton graduation rates in 2010 outpace the state average
• Kim Baker connects Beaverton students to technology, giving them power of communication
• The changing face of Oregon
• Drawing political battle lines
• Beaverton water polo players take a stand against proposal to eliminate their sport
• Fir Grove teacher ‘Molly’ Weiby in the running for excellence award
• Oregonians ready for Flight of Friendship to aid Japan
• Officials: Budget cuts could make gang problems worse
• Fair Housing Audits Reveal Improvement in Beaverton, More Work to be Done
• Beaverton commuters call in fight on Highway 26
• Aloha house fire leaves home uninhabitable
• Beaverton Staff Seek to Compete in Global Market
• Documentary shines light on a dark time in U.S. history
• 'It's a really good feeling'
• Case closed
• Accidental shooting wounds two Beaverton men
• Portland-area home sales, prices fall in first quarter
• Bathroom fire causes $20,000 in damage to Health and Science School
• Avakian says ‘effective representation’ needed in congressional district
• Wu plans town hall meetings next week
• THPRD Board appoints three to park bond oversight committee
• It's time to register for THPRD programs
• New Civic Plan guides Beaverton's future growth
• Can Beaverton schools afford to lose these positions?
• Ringleader in Gert Boyle kidnapping plot apologizes, accepts 14.5-year sentence
• Beaverton woman faces war crimes charges
• Mayor's Youth Advisory Board - application deadline extended
• Washington County man held on child porn charges
• Runaway Beaverton teen returns home safely
• Washington County offers free parenting classes to protect kids online
• Local leaders stand to prevent child abuse
• Zoo throws a big party for Packy’s 49th birthday
• Third suspect in Boyle kidnap plot pleads guilty
• Southridge High School stages 'Babes in Arms'
• 'Magical Mystery Tour' set for Saturday
• Metro’s emissions plan must cut traffic
• 'I thought they were going to kill me’
• Progress Ridge lures new tenants to bustling center
• Washington County groups mobilize for special needs
• Aloha High School finds its wings for Sparrow month
• Beaverton police nab two suspects linked to Rite Aid robbery
• Sheriff’s detectives search for runaway teen, boyfriend
• Community Invited to Plant Trees, Celebrate Arbor Day on April 9
• Grant funds security cameras at TriMet MAX stations
• Turn of phrase
• Ever thought about starting your own business?
• Should Beaverton police move out of City Hall?
• Somoza withdraws from School Board race
• A band of brothers
• Enter to Win "If I Were Mayor..." Contest
• Beaverton taps Canby leader as its new schools superintendent
• Ammonia leak at Reser’s plant forces building evacuation
• Plaid Pantry company, police offer reward for early morning robber
• Challengers emerge in school, park board races
• Contortionist Jacqueline Ward wins fellowship to study the world
• ‘Incredible’ pizza slices dining into five themed rooms
• City of Beaverton Donates Used Oil to Oregon HEAT
• City of Beaverton Hosts 2011 Living Greener Summit
• Man pleads guilty in Boyle kidnapping case
• 2011 Annual Action Plan for the City's Community Development Block Grant
• Beaverton School Board sets date for superintendent selection
• Aloha couple plans to sue deputies involved in September melee
• Medical Teams International sends food, water in Japan relief effort
• One challenger steps up in School Board race
• Parents' turn to talk school cuts
• Japan trip has new meaning following disaster
• St. Pat's meets bagpipes
• Small business: It all started with potato salad
• David Wu to host "open office hours" in Tigard, Beaverton
• Oregon attorney general warns of Japan disaster relief scams
• City Starts Pilot Rebate Program for Water-Efficient Appliances
• Street Closures During Pooches on the Green
• Beaverton man faces rape, sodomy charges for abuse of woman in group-care home
• Bethany man held for assault of female friend
• Spring Break Activities for Children
• Cat house's heat lamp causes fire in Aloha home
• Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District buys land for future park, trail
• Intel's Aloha campus hosts all-hazard emergency drill
• Sixteen people displaced by Beaverton apartment fire
• Japanese earthquake a warning for Oregon
• Voters will decide Beaverton School District’s fate
• Wu dedicated to keeping his job in Congress
• Wu tells forum: ‘I want to turn this story around’
• Should Beaverton consider a local option levy for schools?
• Turkey fryer is culprit in Aloha fire
• Beaverton Hosts Pooches on the Green, a St. Paw-Trick's Day Celebration
• Deputies arrest former instructional aid accused of sexually abusing Aloha High student
• Community Invited to Participate in International Sustainability Project
• City seeks consultant to measure sustainability
• Beaverton Education Foundation awards over $20,000 to boost innovation in classrooms
• TriMet opens new buildings in Beaverton
• ‘Bike Beaverton’ map is on its way
• Beaverton School District superintendent search narrows
• Mark Hass, neighbors try to regulate strip clubs
• Taking a stand against bullies
• Wu plans talk at Washington County forum
• City flips the switch on Solar Beaverton program
• Police run around for a good cause
• Walmart expected to open NW Cornell Road store
• Beaverton youth is Epilepsy Foundation ‘ambassador’
• Obama's science education focus: Good plan, but how?
• Cedar Mill Library earns state nod for children's programs
• Scrutiny follows Congressman Wu’s apology
• Beaverton police investigate armed robbery at U S Bank
• Beaverton Police Department honors officers, volunteers and citizens for dedicated service
• Beaverton Foods acquires Oregon-grown wasabi grower
• Bethany Boulevard will be four lanes, county decides
• Beaverton hosts launch of electric vehicle project
• Beaverton schools brace for $32.8 million in ‘painful’ budget cuts
• Haggen closing Beaverton’s Murray Hill store
• List of potential Beaverton school cuts will be revealed at budget workshop
• Cedar Mill Community Library earns state honor for its Ready to Read project
• Tualatin Hills Nature Park offers camp for kids on Presidents' Day
• Obama says nation can ‘learn from Intel’s example’ on education
• Happiest sign holder’s recovery from crash is slow, sure
• City, police and municipal court are feeling pinched for space
• Cluttered home sparks problems for firefighters in Beaverton
• Washington County officials search for man who violated a restraining order
• Ultimate Electronics liquidates ‘new’ Tigard store
• Beaverton district will pay gay student teacher $75,000
• President Obama to tour Intel Friday
• Washington County investigators arrest two men in Tigard drug bust
• Students try to solve Canyon Road problems
• Washington County leaders get to work boosting small business
• Aloha coach arrested for child porn
• You call that a coffin?
• Beaverton offers incentives to Peterkort Company for 51-acre annexation
• Investigation continues into fire at Beaverton auto body shop
• I will live
• Enter to Win Beaverton's Parade Theme Contest
• 2011 Mayor's Ball Nearly Sold Out
• Washington County traffic patrols launch seatbelt enforcement blitz
• You can nominate a local teacher for an innovation prize
• City Hall Hosts Art Exhibits in February
• Extra patrols hit the road for Super Bowl weekend
• Parents ask McDonald’s to ban Ronald
• Only woman board member was an ‘iron fist’ for fire district causes
• PGE boosts power on Beaverton border
• Reser's seeks to fill 10 positions at Tuesday's orientation
• Burgerville drive-through could pave protected creek in downtown Beaverton
• Got extra food? Fork it over.
• Business leaders unify in Aloha
• Human Rights Advisory Commission Invites Guest Speaker to Discuss Bullying
• Beaverton’s right turn-on-red enforcement snaps into full swing Tuesday
• Documentary shows what Civic Plan could do
• Delay of urban renewal vote allows time for number crunching
• Staff cuts, large class sizes loom in Beaverton School District
• Russ Auto Group is a 40-year-old, locally grown family affair
• Bonamici choreographs dance week
• Summer summit will gather young leaders from around the world
• Oak Hills looks to its history to stop five-lane expansion
• Timbers kick it in Beaverton
• Two Beaverton seniors are finalists in Intel Science Talent Search
• Portland Timbers will train in Beaverton
• TVF&R firefighters rush to aid of man at their front door
• Deputy tracks down three teens linked to Bethany tire-slashings
• Beaverton City Council supports ban on plastic grocery bags
• Not just for movies anymore
• Four local teens named Intel semifinalists
• Pizza shop with rides to open in March
• Landslide forces Sunset Highway detour west of Portland
• Deputy tracks down three teens who went on Bethany tire-slashing spree
• Beaverton robotics teams kick off season
• Newest councilor wants to ‘do things right’
• What’s an EcoDistrict?
• Dream Award winner sets glowing example
• EasyStreet ‘milestone’ saves loads of energy
• Reserve seat for mayor’s city address
• Monte Crawford is keeping the beat
• Mayor Denny Doyle Announces Plans for 2011 at State of the City Address
• City Council Meeting Canceled Due to Inclement Weather Forecast
• Tonight's Beaverton City Council meeting canceled due to weather
• Facebook Campaign to Benefit Oregon Food Bank and Homeless Youth
• Fresh start
• Cram the Stands
• Beaverton police prevent New Year’s standoff from turning deadly
• Tanasbourne Haggen to close in February
• Leno show to air segment from Bud Light Fiesta
• Three Beaverton School Board posts up for grabs in May election
• Cathy Stanton named council president
• Where fans come to play
• Get to Know Art at City Hall in January
• Meetings delayed for game
• Intel unveils onsite medical center at Hillsboro campus
• Three Beaverton School Board positions up for grabs in May
• Beaverton enforces right-turn violations at flashing red lights
• Aloha teen returns from Arctic study
• Gay couple's Christmas letter urges neighbors to talk about marriage equality
• An update on our most read web stories of 2010
• Wu pushes innovation, education bill
• Feel like pizza tonight?
• Rock slide jams up Sunset Highway’s right lane
• Collision on Highway 18 claims life of Beaverton man
• OutDoor Oregon supporters hope to repeat jobs program for teens
• Beaverton selects Bill LaMarche as its new spokesman
• David Michael Slater's new book has vampire, plague and controversy
• Tymchuk takes Oregon Historical Society reins
• Wyden will have surgery for prostate cancer
• Fir Grove library among best in state
• Beaverton considers imposing a street utility fee to fix roads
• Bonamici and Hass secure leadership roles on state Senate committees
• Unattended candle is culprit in Beaverton apartment fire
• Deputies bust security guards for string of burglaries
• Aloha wins 6A championship
• Beaverton Tree Lighting Ceremony and Holiday Open House is tonight
• Deputies arrest two Beaverton men accused of robbing a pizza delivery driver
• OES science team claims national title in prestigious Siemens Competition
• TVF&R issues tips for getting a jump on heavy rains this weekend
• Westside commuter train damaged in crash
• Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District has room to grow with $8.7 million property
• Local man fingered for game-day destruction
• Name of officers involved in shooting released
• Aloha faces Tualatin for 6A crown
• Beaverton: Simply the best?
• Members, landlord and YMCA fight over future of club
• Aloha faces Tualatin for 6A championship crown
• Man questions police sting of crosswalk violations
• Take the Stage
• Homegrown terror: A threat from within
• Reser legacy is ‘No small potatoes’
• Celebrate the Holiday Season at Beaverton's Tree Lighting and Open House
• December Beaverton City Hall Galleries Showcase Local Artists
• Tigard man changes gears via PCC’s Diesel Tech Program
• OES science team heads to nationals
• Fire damages mosque bomb suspect attended
• Did the FBI trick bomb suspect?
• Police got tip before Gert Boyle kidnapping attempt
• School budgets spared for now
• Saving soles
• Until there's a cure
• Couple gives thanks for life together
• Male bicyclist grabs woman jogging near Nike campus
• Icy conditions close Beaverton schools
• HRAC Hosts Guest Speaker to Discuss Social Business Practices
• Chilly conditions keep TVF&R crews on the move
• Woman dies from injuries in Aloha house fire
• Beaverton motorcycle officer hurt in I-5 accident
• New police programs will fund traffic safety education
• Senator Richard Devlin to co-chair Ways and Means Committee
• Stacey concedes in Metro race
• Movers and shakers become ‘connectors’
• Mariel Zagunis is world champ for second time
• Blue collar pride
• Local food pantries struggle with staggering demand
• Neighbors celebrate strip club's exit
• Beaverton Cares Program Sponsors Toy and Gift Card Drive
• State adding jobs as unemployment rate holds steady
• Two more arrested in Boyle home-invasion assault
• Fast moving blaze rips through Beaverton home
• Small Business Incentive Program Already Filling Vacant Buildings
• City of Beaverton Promotes National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week
• Beaverton Police asking for public's help in locating missing child
• Pollster calls Metro race for Hughes
• Former Times publisher, co-owner, Joe Schafer, dies
• Green is way of life at Islamic schools
• Beaverton woman who claimed to be kidnapped recants story
• Give me shelter
• Young lawyer tackles crime
• Opera singer’s album is ode to determination
• Nike donates $85,000 to keep basketball players in the game
• City makes $1.7 million investment in local banks
• Two weeks left for folks to knit their bit
• Vote’s in, but who’s really winning?
• Kitzhaber teams focus on job creation, economy
• Beaverton's 11 Neighborhood Association Committees Are Now On Facebook
• Man jumps into woman's car, assaults and robs her
• Beaverton Neighborhoods Partner to Host Emergency Preparedness Workshop
• County seeks grant for sidewalk on treacherous stretch in Cedar Mill
• TriMet opens its new fuel and wash station
• Investigators still searching for cause of Wednesday morning kitchen fire
• Just another day’s work for sitting council candidates
• Married Holocaust survivors share their horrific and miraculous stories
• Public access TV survives cuts
• Here she comes, Mrs. Washington County!
• Kitzhaber: Today is first step to better future
• Oregon turns purple as GOP revives
• Last of Denney settlers dies at 90
• Taking center stage
• City of Beaverton Announces Local Investment Initiative
• Register for 2010 Youth Summit!
• KPAM wins top radio station honor
• Man accused of kidnapping arrested in East County
• Wu returned to Congress for seventh term
• Mayor Denny Doyle to Visit West Slope Neighborhood
• Washington County legislative races draw big money
• Washington County voters support levies for libraries and public safety
• Unopposed City Council candidates set to work
• Beaverton-area voters return incumbents to state Legislature
• Kitzhaber holds slim lead as race nears the finish line
• Local Works of Art on Display in November at City Hall Gallery
• Library, public safety officials tout importance of levy elections
• Gay student teacher goes back to school
• Alley art
• County explores Bethany options
• Ring, ring: Beaverton answers the call
• Fire crews douse two house fires Tuesday
• Local Realtor appears in TV court
• Vose students brush up on dental hygiene
• Poll: Governor’s race could be a ‘photo finish’
• Driver in fatal hit and run faces charges
• Property tax bills show slight increases
• Trio of businesses win city awards
• Repair, gift shop hybrid evolves on Broadway
• Gay student teacher will return to Beaverton school
• Beaverton police identify homeless man whose body was discovered last month near a creek
• Rock Creek man accused of raping, giving drugs to 15-year-old runaway
• BOLI claims taint candidate’s message on jobs
• Tigard students get their hands dirty in Latin America
• Dangerous Curves
• Ballots land in mailboxes this week
• Property tax bills show slight increases
• State’s unemployment rate stuck at 10.6 percent in September
• Intel investment fuels region’s ‘economic engine’
• Beaverton's Civic Plan Moves Forward with Community Ideas
• Voters’ Forum - Watch It Online
• Please visit the new Beaverton Arts Commission Web site.
• No one injured in Thursday morning's rollover on Highway 26
• Fleeing driver leads Tigard police on a wild chase
• Beaverton K9 catches camouflaged criminal
• Tigard men in custody after shots fired at Beaverton apartment
• New lab enlightens students on solar energy
• City of Beaverton Announces Grant Funding for Beaverton Main Street Program
• Labor of Love
• Sewer agency lays the groundwork for county growth
• Innovative guitar lessons strum up some fun
• Springville wolves feed their pack
• Police’s K-9 officers give back
• Neighbors team up to revitalize downtown Beaverton
• Scrutiny follows gay student teacher’s removal
• School district, gay student teacher will meet
• Driver injured in collision that closed 158th intersection
• Beaverton police arrest man accused of raping a 14-year-old girl
• Three Local Companies Receive City's Beaverton 4 Business Award
• Dudley: Tax cut could boost Oregon business climate
• Kitzhaber: Stop tinkering, fix Oregon’s tax system
• Funding decision near on Washington County public access TV
• Community teams up to help baseball coach
• Police Captain Steve Stevenson signs off after three decades of service
• Marching bands will wow judges at Sunset Classic
• City’s new program aids small business
• TriMet demolishes Merlo Bus Wash building
• Is your smoke alarm working?
• Rock Creek homeowner shoots evening burglar
• Classroom projects get $24,240 boost
• Beaverton’s Traffic Commission Chairman resigns citing frustration with council
• Fugitive Moos nabbed in D.C. airport, returned to Portland
• Beaverton police seek tips in 7-Eleven armed robbery
• Gay student teacher removed from school
• It’s back to drawing board on early release
• Rocket Science
• Tearful Roberts tells judge ‘I am guilty’ in death of pregnant woman
• Roberts will change plea in 2009 murder of pregnant woman
• Beaverton Government Online - Web Redesign Project
• State land-use staff gives thumbs-up to Metro reserves plan
• Homeless no more
• Beaverton School District seeks 40 acres for new high school
• Vibrant downtown is at core of Civic Plan talks
• City Partners with Mercy Corps Northwest to Provide Business Assistance
• City Of Beaverton Launches New Program to Aid Small Businesses
• Neighbors grab suspected early morning burglar
• Attorneys ask court to dismiss murder case against Roberts
• Deputies prevent distraught man from setting fire to himself
• HRAC Hosts Guest Speaker to Discuss Human Trafficking
• ‘Potholes for Poverty’ wants to fix streets, fill charity coffers
• Beaverton Main Street Program Open House
• Dental records identify human remains found near St. Mary's
• Fall Voters' Forum
• Food bank says sour economy forces more to seek help
• Fan-turned-Smashing Pumpkins drummer now calls road his home
• Beaverton's homeless students need hats and scarves - knit your bit
• Sustainable housing fair coming Saturday
• Fiesta attracts families, not protesters
• Fir Grove parents, volunteers create garden of wonders
• Police catch up with violent rapist
• Community-wide Disabilities Resource Fair
• Community Housing Fair
• Deputies shoot man during Aloha melee
• Human remains found near Sisters of St. Mary's campus
• Local Works of Art on Display in October at Beaverton City Hall Gallery
• Chief: 'Fire service is in my blood’
• Community gives $1.1 million to Beaverton School District's art program
• Beaverton’s Civic Plan: It’s time to get involved
• Seventh-grader recovers after bus collision
• Dressage team is a dark horse in competition
• Police unveil new hybrid vehicle
• Brothers turn Aloha home into Ross theft warehouse
• Could ‘smart’ signs ease congestion?
• City of Beaverton Seeks Volunteers for Boards and Commissions
• Man gets eight years for movie-inspired fraud ring
• Flock of flamingos will float in parade
• Borders bookseller Noah Dorsey gets "animated" with new film
• City of Beaverton to Participate in PARK(ing) Day 2010
• Unemployment ‘bumps along bottom’ in August at 10.6 percent
• Beaverton Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Wu, Cornilles jab at issues, each other in first debate
• Civic Plan Kicks Off With a Series of Events in September
• Celebrate the City Library's 10th Anniversary With Ten Days of Events
• Celebration Parade 2010, Sat, Sept 18 at 10 am
• Decision to 'decimate' public access TV postponed
• Seventh-grade student is recovering after colliding with school bus
• Washington County detectives find $200,000 of stolen merchandise in Aloha home
• Breeding success – Community colleges boast a starry list of former students
• Details emerge in murder-suicide
• Civic Plan projects Beaverton's future
• Donors rally for $4 million in arts funds for Beaverton School District
• Beaverton expands Mexican Independence Day Celebration to include other bicentennia
• Park district kicks off fall registration
• Local disc golfer, Brody Cannon, is almost on par with the pros
• Just like namesake Nancy Ryles, scholarship supports women and education
• Beaverton's Civic Plan Kicks Off With a Series of Events in September
• Family, friends host fundraisers to mark Kyron's 8th birthday
• City of Beaverton to Broaden Observance to "Year of the Bicentennial"
• Beaverton will ask voters to eliminate local school committees
• Year End Report for Federal Housing Grants Available for Public Comment
• District halfway to grant funding goals
• Cassidy Ringwald was ‘wise beyond his years’
• Local public access TV struggles with funding
• Celebrate the city library’s 10th birthday
• Take part in city-wide open house
• Long time fire chief served with a smile
• School funding saved from state’s chopping block
• Treats with a Twist
• Couple dies in apparent murder-suicide
• Economic Stimulus Project for City of Beaverton
• Godfather Pizza serves up fundraiser for Kyron search
• You're Invited to a Beaverton Citywide Open House
• Beaverton's Highland NAC Hosts Benefit Concert for the Sunshine Pantry
• State trooper, others injured in Beaverton collision
• DA clears deputy in Cedar Mill shooting
• Deputies hunt for driver who struck pedestrian, fled scene without stopping
• Governor says $377 million shortfall means more agency cuts
• Zoo throws a party for littlest elephant
• Higher TriMet fares, service changes begin in September
• Man hit by WES train sustained "non life threatening" injuries
• Culture Care Au Pair offers international aide to Tigard, Beaverton homes
• Tigard’s Caring Closet gets a lift from nonprofit Catalyst Parternships
• Winterhawks to hit the ice in Beaverton, taking over Valley Ice Arena
• The true adventures of Beaverton comic book writer Benjamin T. Moore
• Lofts at The Round get needed facelift
• Teacher resigns after "Crash the Tea Party" website controversy
• Jesuit students log 20,000 service hours this summer
• New neighborhood park on horizon for Sexton Mountain
• Sixth victim reports groping near Nike
• Beaverton Civic Plan September Events!
• City-Wide Open House
• Beaverton Celebrates Mexico's Independence
• Winterhawks take over Valley Ice Arena
• Art Works on Display in September at Monthly Beaverton City Hall Showcase
• City of Beaverton on the hunt for new public information officer
• Beaverton police seek tips in possible kidnapping
• Employment falls in Oregon’s largest counties
• Tigard car jacking suspect arrested
• Pilots experiment with homebuilt planes
• OpConnect plugs in to electric need
• There’s a new game in town
• Can you help pay for arts in schools?
• Lombard Avenue will get bike lanes
• Council OKs urban chickens
• Big event keeps trucking on
• Main Library & the Murray Scholls branch will be closed Aug. 26
• Police hunt for suspect in Greenway Park sexual assualt
• Fox 12 Oregon Reporters Named Grand Marshals of 2010 Celebration Parade
• Bethany expansion: 'Not in my back yard"
• Good Samaritans rush to the rescue of Beaverton boy at Hagg Lake
• Home prices inch up in July; sales stumble
• Fed funds boost state health insurance rate reviews
• Aloha man held for firing a gun inside his home
• Expect traffic delays on Griffith Drive
• Aloha woman’s innovative soles keep fast-paced walkers on the move
• Beaverton "Plugs In" City's First Public Electric Vehicle Charging Station
• Running for a friend
• Social Security numbers taken in car break-in at PCC
• Beaverton "Plugs In" City's First Public Electric Vehicle Charging Station
• Wait is over as Progress Ridge secures finances
• Mother slaps district with a federal lawsuit
• The Hoop ends an era of teen entertainment
• The Book Corner begins next chapter with a new manager
• Woman breaks ankle during Gallagher show
• Full-time mom and part-time writer rides the indie book wave with trilogy
• Bow Wow Bash will return to Garden Home
• New History Center opens with a blast from the past
• News Briefs August 5
• Narcotics detectives investigate Beaverton marijuana growing operation
• Bicyclist spanks women at Nike
• King City man linked to shining laser at Washington County deputy
• Young children jump into life as a student during innovative Leap Start Summer Prog
• New federal funding plan saves teachers’ jobs
• PCC enrollment growth puts squeeze on some programs
• TriMet will send elderly, disabled service bond measure to voters
• More schools meeting federal progress standards
• Gasoline hits $3 a gallon for first time in about two years
• Federal fund will help Oregon’s hardest-hit homeowners
• Road Construction Alert: Griffith Drive, August 19-21
• Beaverton Named a 2010 "Smarter City" Energy Leader by the NRDC
• Mexico Indepedence Day Celebration
• Beaverton's Last Tuesday Series to Feature Patrick Lamb on August 31
• Flicks By The Fountain Light up Beaverton City Park Friday Nights in August
• Neighbors Southwest and Sexton Mountain Host National Neighbors Night Out
• Party in the Park with THPRD this Saturday!
• City Of Beaverton and Mercy Corps NW Give Beaverton Businesses a Jumpstart
• Neighbor Midweek Movies Added to City Summer Events Lineup
• City of Beaverton Hosts Fair Housing Landlord Forum
• Community Vision Final Action Plan to be Presented to City Council
• GLBT Issues to be Discussed at Next Beaverton HRAC Meeting
• City of Beaverton to Develop Brand with Oregon Firm Funk/Levis & Associates
• Loans Available to Beaverton Homeowners for Energy-Efficiency Upgrades
• Beaverton One of 100 Best Places to Live In America
• Beaverton's Last Tuesday Series Features Michael Allen Harrison on July 27
• 2010 Service To Beaverton Award Winners Announced
• Beaverton Last Tuesday to Feature Michael Allen Harrison, Dancers and More
• 27th National Night Out
• Bike Beaverton Pedals Its Way Through the City on August 1
• WES Works!
• New City Park Sculpture to be Dedicated on July 14
• Picnic in the Park (2010)
• July Programs at The Beaverton Farmers Market
• City of Beaverton Welcomes Two New Temporary Sculpture Installations
• City of Beaverton Awards Funds to Local Social Service Providers
• Updated: Chapter 20 of the Development Code
• Beaverton "If I Were Mayor..." Contest Winners Announced
• Beaverton "If I Were Mayor..." Contest Winners Announced
• Public Invited to Library Branch at Murray Scholls Grand Opening on Friday
• Art Comes to Life Through 'Ten Tiny Dances' in the Heart of Beaverton
• Join Mayor Doyle and the Beaverton City Council for Picnics in the Park
• Know someone that deserves recognition for contributions to our community?
• Solar Beaverton program is here!
• Beaverton Kicks Off Civic Plan With Special Guest Speaker on June 24
• City Council to Change Meeting Day to Tuesdays
• Urban Poultry Forum Video
• Saturday Events And Wednesday Hours Begin In June At The Beaverton Farmers Market
• Beaverton is Your Passport to Summer Fun
• Beaverton Budget Committee Approves Mayor Doyle's 2010-11 Budget Proposal
• Building Division: Change in Office Hours
• Beaverton Residents Invited to Attend Forum on Urban Poultry
• Summer Reading Programs 'Make a Splash' at the Beaverton City Library
• Celebrate Music, Food, and Art at 'Beaverton Last Tuesday' All Summer Long
• Enter to Win 'If I Were Mayor...' Student Contest
• Hall Blvd (Hart RD-Ridgecrest DR) Overlay Project
• Cast Your Vote for Flicks by the Fountain
• Watch the Living Greener Summit on TV in May!
• Local Businesses Receive Beaverton 4 Business Award
• Beaverton Arts Commission Recognizes Outstanding Achievement in the Arts
• Nominations Sought for Service to Beaverton Award
• Beaverton Civic Plan Kickoff Event with William Hudnut III at ACMA, June 24
• Primary Election Results
• Beaverton Recycling Day - Saturday, June 5th (9 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
• New 'Sustainable Beaverton' Pages and Blog Launched on City Web Site
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Beaverton!
• HSBCAMPS & HSBCARES Partner with HOOPS 4 HOPE to Empower Youth in Disadvantaged Communities
• The Beaverton Farmers’ Market to End Season with a Bountiful Harvest
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Washington County
• Washington County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Washington County
• Exorbyte Unveils Groundbreaking Search Software Interfaces
• Includesdental.com Announces Search Engine for Dentists,Hygienists and Oral Health Industry
• Local Singer/Songwriter is Nominated for Momentum Awards
• Local Singer/Songwriter is Nominated for Momentum Awards
• Starting A Business Workshop
• Explore Oregon: Portland Art Museum
• Explore Oregon: Museum of Natural and Cultural History
• Explore Oregon: The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

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