Beaverton's Latest News
June 18, 2013
Police seek exposure victims after man arrested in MAX train…
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Beaverton police are asking the public's help in identifying additional victims of a Hillsboro man arrested on Saturday for allegedly exposing himself to a female passenger on a TriMet MAX…
June 18, 2013
Farmers Market to open Wednesdays through Aug. 28
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Beaverton Farmers Market “Wednesday Market” will open on June 19 through August 28th from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the same location as the Saturday market, on Southwest Hall Boulevard, between Third…
June 18, 2013
Police seek suspects in WinCo watermelon thefts
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Beaverton police are searching for two men who reportedly stole 17 pallets of watermelons from WinCo Foods stores in Cedar Hills and Tigard. The thefts took place on Friday. One was reported at…
June 14, 2013
Beaverton schools announce administration changes
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The Beaverton School District on Friday announced several administration changes. District office Susan Rodriguez has been selected as the administrator for licensed personnel in human…
June 14, 2013
Set up rules for kids home alone this summer
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Fire district provides safety tips for working parents With summer in full swing, many children are staying home alone during the day. Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue officials encourage working…
June 14, 2013
Summer meals program ramps up in Beaverton
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Children can eat for free at a meal site in their neighborhood This summer, children can enjoy free lunches through the Summer Food Service Program, a federally funded nutrition program open to…
June 10, 2013
Deputies apprehend fugitive in Aloha park
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Aloha man wanted on outstanding warrants Following a short search on Saturday afternoon, Washington County sheriff's deputies apprehended an alleged fugitive after he was located in an Aloha…
June 06, 2013
Changes in China punch a hole in plastics recycling
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Far West Fibers cuts back on what it will take in curbside bins A new green initiative in China is forcing Portland-area recycling giant Far West Fibers to rethink the kinds of packaging it will…
June 06, 2013
North Bethany is finally ready to roll
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Construction set to start in July after years of planning Work is scheduled to begin this summer on North Bethany, one of the most complicated and controversial suburban developments ever…
June 06, 2013
Putting out fires before they start
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Landlord training results in drop in apartment fires We all know we should install and maintain smoke detectors. We all know we shouldn’t park in fire lanes. We all know we shouldn’t leave lit…
Jun 06, 2013
On her word
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Sixth-grader reflects on experiences at Scripps National Spelling Bee In round three of the 2013 Scripps National Spelling Bee on Friday, Divya Amirtharaj wasn’t thrown a bit when asked to…
Jun 06, 2013
Maryville Nursing Home celebrates its golden year
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165-bed skilled nursing wing, larger dining rooms to be completed in 2014 When Helen Dishman sought out a place to spend her senior years, she passed on care facilities that didn’t have that…
Jun 06, 2013
Library leader is one for the books
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Tualatin library manager tapped as new Beaverton Libraries director There are those who believe the technological revolution and its attendant Kindles and E-readers foretell the demise of books,…
Jun 05, 2013
Beaverton Budget Committee rejects property tax bump
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Branch library, street lights funding to come from reserves Beaverton Mayor Denny Doyle is confident a change in the proposed 2013-14 budget to draw from reserves rather than raise property tax…
Jun 05, 2013
Deputies capture burglary suspect after he falls from fir tree
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Transient man requires surgery before his arrest Washington County sheriff's deputies captured a man they believed committed one burglary and attempted another burglary after the man fell from a…
Jun 05, 2013
Wastewater system work closes portions of Fanno Creek Trail
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The city of Portland's Bureau of Environmental Services will close portions of the Fanno Creek Trail starting on Monday, June 10, to replace maintenance access structures in the Garden Home…
Jun 05, 2013
Tektronix founder honored on what would be his 100th birthday
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Howard Vollum never lost passion for oscilloscope innovations Ruth Haugsten hasn't been Howard Vollum's secretary since 1986, but sharing memories of her boss of 20 years still leaves her…
Jun 04, 2013
Downtown Beaverton gears up for First Friday festivities
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The city of Beaverton will host its next First Friday on June 7 in the city’s downtown core area from 5 to 8 p.m. Presented by the Beaverton Downtown Association, the monthly event features live…
Jun 04, 2013
Youth Advisory Board raises more $1,900 for area's homeless youth
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The Beaverton Mayor's Youth Advisory Board raised more than $1,900 for HomePlate Youth Services during its Beaverton Teen Idol contest on May 18 at the Arts & Communication Magnet Academy. Dayna…
May 30, 2013
Warner's long ride boosts TriMet
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Board chairman adds his credibility as agency struggles In the middle of TriMet’s labor dispute, Amalgamated Transit Union 757 officials and their supporters have focused much of their criticism…
