(L to R) Bethlehem House of Bread Pastoral Director Jeff Lowry, Portland Fruit Tree Project Executive Director Heather Kiesler and Tigard Mayor Yi-Kang Hu pose in front of the new refrigerator installed at Bethlehem House of Bread.
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Bethlehem House of Bread Gets New Fruit Fridge

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An aerial shot of the proposed Ash Creek Nature Link path, which would connect the Metzger area to Washington Square and the regional Fanno Creek Trail, while adding an overpass over Highway 217.
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‘Shovel-Ready’ Tigard trail project at risk after Metro shifts funding mid-stream

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Raymond Francis, coach-administrator of the King City Lawn Bowling Club, demonstrates his bowling form one recent morning on the bowling green of the King City Civic Association.
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A dog looking at grilled chicken and corn.
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Grill Thrills, Pet Spills: BBQ Safety for Dogs and Cats

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Cook Park’s current boat ramp and the recently installed boarding dock host a mix of kayakers, anglers, and visitors on a busy summer day. Construction is now underway to add a new ADA-accessible dock, which will supplement the existing infrastructure to improve river access for all abilities and help reduce weekend congestion.
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Tigard Kicks Off Construction on New Dock at Cook Park

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Tigard Mayor Yi-Kang Hu speaks in his office during a wide-ranging interview on June 23. Hu reviewed his eight-month tenure, a period defined by balancing a budget with a $6.5 million deficit and supporting the city’s proposed $150 million bond levy for a joint police and public-works campus, which voters resoundingly rejected.
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Mayor Hu: ‘They are just like my neighbors’

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Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District staff and others check traps on June 24, 2026.
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Summerlake Park Turtle Project Helps Improve Water Quality

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Retiring Tigard Police Chief Jamey McDonald is turning in his badge after exactly 25 years with the police force.
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Retiring Tigard police chief cheers progress on officer wellness

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Ray Burman, Randy Volk and Terry Pederson surprised 102-year-old Lou Crucchiola at Beaverton Lodge Retirement on Sunday, June 7.
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102-Year-Old Metzger Teacher Reunites with Former Students

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A cat getting a nail trim
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Happy Feet, Healthier Pets: Why Nail Care Matters

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