TUALATIN NEWS

Local news, weather and events from the city of Tualatin, Oregon

Proceeds from the dinner will go to help Kanya Sesser travel to the 2010 U.S. Paralympics Track and Field National Championships Full story »

Tualatin High School students present "Dead Man Walking." Full story »

The driver and passenger in the car suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to Legacy Meridian Park Hospital in Tualatin.  Full story »

Three sitting Clackamas County commissioners met today's filing deadline to appear on the May 18 primary ballot, and all three -- Bob Austin, Ann Lininger and Jim Bernard -- face competition. Full story »

This Saturday, dozens of sites will accept old or extra prescription drugs and then will dispose of them properly. Full story »

For the first time in a year, systemwide ridership on TriMet showed an uptick -- albeit a modest one -- in February. Last month, there were 7.9 million trips taken on buses, MAX trains and WES, up 1.4 percent from February 2009, TriMet said today. Full story »

Monday's meeting stretches into Tuesday, as city leaders also delay a decision with Legacy Meridian but approve plans for a charter school. Full story »

The sheriff's office, among others, has released a newsletter.  Full story »

Toddler story time at Tualatin Public Library offers activities for ages 18-36 months Full story »

TriMet General Manager Fred Hansen says it's way too early to say if the agency's heavy-rail gambit was a mistake. Full story »

Affiliated Computer Systems hired 100 in October and now has enough more work to add more to its payroll.  Full story »

Eagle was hurt in a fight with another eagle Full story »

How will changes in urban renewal laws affect a valuable tool used by Oregon cities? Tualatin is finding out. Full story »

There's a Spanish-English conversation group that meets and practices their language skills at Tualatin Public Library. Full story »