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Jan 12, 2021
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Westview High School student writes book about cybersecurity
Aditya Sood, 17, wrote a book called, 'Trailblazing into Cryptography: For Newbies!'
Dec 31, 2020
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2020: A year of disruptions, for good and ill
A dramatic year's major developments weren't confined to the national stage.
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COVID-19 vaccinations continue amid confusion
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsMore Oregonians are getting vaccinated despite the lack of federal reserves and changes in who qualifies. -
Wyden 'optimistic' ahead of a transformative week in government
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsWith Joe Biden taking office and Democrats winning Senate control, Oregon's senior senator anticipates big… -
COVID-19 cancels 2021 Portland International Auto Show
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe Metro Portland New Car Dealers Association, which owns and produces the show, promises it will return in… -
Washington County emergency radio service looking for volunteers
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsAmateur Radio Emergency System (ARES) offers communication when all else fails. -
Oregon high schools prepare for uncertain restart of sports
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsSoccer and cross country may begin competition in March; football, volleyball, water polo still in doubt. -
BOLI: Employers can require vaccinations
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe state agency released new information this week about the news, saying that workplaces may also make… -
Laura Mitchell elected Beaverton City Council president
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsMitchell will serve her second term as council president under the new city charter. -
Will students have to test themselves for COVID-19?
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsOHA proposal has kids swabbing themsleves to check for the coronavirus at school. -
Portland, six other local districts reopening schools
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsSuburban and rural school districts across several counties plan a return to class in some limited way within… -
Oregonians ages 65+ can soon get vaccine
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsAs state ties COVID-19 death record, Brown says seniors will get doses. Meanwhile, feds ship doses faster. -
Casino revenue helps Washington County nonprofit with funds
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe Spirit Mountain Community Fund awarded thousands to the Sexual Assault Resource Center in Beaverton. -
Not enough doses: Salem COVID-19 clinic closes early
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsVaccination rollout problems surface again as the Oregon Health Authority reports more cases and deaths on… -
At least 3 Oregonians appear to join U.S. Capitol insurrection
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe men appear to have also tried to storm the Oregon Capitol building in December, according to OPB. -
Beaverton physical education teacher keeps students moving online
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsCheryl Wardell shares the victories and struggles as a P.E. teacher during COVID-19. -
Legislature opens 2021 session with a heavy infusion of reality
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsRitual and rhetoric are subdued; members of color reach historic high in Oregon. -
Virginia Garcia receives first COVID-19 vaccines
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe nonprofit healthcare provider primarily serves groups who have been among the hardest hit by the… -
Beaverton teachers join Epic's Master Teacher Ambassadors program
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsEpic is a digital library platform for kids 12 and under. It also offers a free program for educators and… -
Oregon vaccination rate rises slightly
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsState health officials also report 1,225 more cases and two additional deaths from the virus. -
Brown calls out National Guard to help vaccination push
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsEfforts are underway to speed up the slow start to inoculate Oregonians against COVID-19. -
Beaverton schools: 'Impossible' to teach older students in person
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe school district says it can't safely restore in-person classroom instruction for middle and high… -
Public comment sought for 192nd Avenue sidewalk project
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsWashington County is asking for comments on a planned sidewalk project along Southwest 192nd Avenue in Aloha. -
Rep.-elect Wlnsvey Campos of Aloha discusses age, representation
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsCampos will soon be sworn in as the youngest female state legislator in Oregon's history. -
Oregon educators worry about signs of a resurgent achievement gap
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsStudents of color lagging behind during distance learning, though the disparity seems smaller in rural… -
Siege of nation's Capitol shocks Oregon: 'Is this really…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsPortlanders and others react with anger and sadness seeing pro-Trump extremists attempt to overturn… -
Local elected officials react to violence in nation's capital
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsMost blame President Trump for claiming, without evidence, that the November election was stolen from him. -
Oregon delegation caught in evacuation of U.S. Capitol
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsBonamici, Merkley describe scary moments as Trump supporters storm the building and Washington, D.C., goes… -
One arrested at Oregon Capitol, but building was not breached
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsCompeting groups clashed Wednesday in Salem as a months-long lockdown was tightened. -
Beaverton woman a contestant on ABC's 'The Bachelor'
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsAbigail Heringer, 25, is vying for Matt James' heart on the dating and relationship reality television series. -
Lacey Beaty sworn in as Beaverton mayor
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe swearing-in ceremony also included re-elected and new city councilors. -
ODOT to assume control of Cornelius Pass Road
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsSigns for the new Oregon Route 127, which will officially be a state highway, will be posted this year. -
Habitat for Humanity helps Beaverton families with new homes
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsOnce Denney Gardens is complete, the site will have 16 homes and more than 70 people living on site. -
Westside state reps get gavels, committee assignments
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsKen Helm, Susan McLain, Rachel Prusak, Andrea Salinas and Brad Witt are all committee chairs. -
Beaverton residents chime in on possible In-N-Out location
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe burger chain held a meeting for the community last month to discuss the possible location. -
Washington County receives $8.8 million from timber harvests
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsFish habitat restoration on Gales Creek is a project funded in part by revenue from timber harvests on state… -
ISing Choir in Beaverton practices virtually during COVID-19
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe choir uses a special program to help singers practice during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Admission delay at Oregon State Hospital breaks court order
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe Oregon Court of Appeals upheld a Washington County ruling regarding the lack of speedy admissions to the…
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Claim: Portland oil facility breaks law every time it rains
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Oregon Muslim leaders: Shull put 'people's safety in danger'
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Oregon to accept campsite reservations 6 months in advance
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Conservative leader slams Mark Shull: 'disturbing, dangerous'
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Oregon missing middle housing law disrupts new subdivisons
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Protesters interfere in man's mental health crisis, police claim
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'You're not press' - Police arrest media at Portland protest
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Homicide victim's identity unknown, Portland police say
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DA declined to charge Mark Shull for pulling gun on wife
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Washington County families demand in-person school, sports
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Clackamas nixes swearing-in amid calls for Shull to resign
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Oregon flu cases drop from 14,000 in 2019 to just four now
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Clackamas chair, department heads ask Mark Shull to resign
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Wyden to take chair of U.S. tax-writing committee
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Hillsboro solar panel factory shuts down, 170 laid off
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Did a Canby councilor drive a city vehicle to a strip club?
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Portland, six other local districts reopening schools
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Rep. Nearman defends his opening Capitol door to protesters
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