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Jan 11, 2021
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'Carts on Main': Hillsboro's first-ever food cart pod to open soon
Larry Riviera, owner of Boro Burger and manager of Carts on Main, says people can expect the pod to be open this spring.
Jan 11, 2021
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Cornelius, WCSO names Lt. Bob Ray as its new chief of police
Lt. Bob Ray brings nearly 23 years of law enforcement experience to his new role.
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COVID-19 vaccinations continue amid confusion
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsState health officials reported that 61% of vaccines delivered to vaccination sites had been administered by… -
Wyden 'optimistic' ahead of a transformative week in government
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsWith Joe Biden taking office and Democrats winning Senate control, Oregon's senior senator anticipates big… -
Oregon high schools prepare for uncertain restart of sports
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsSoccer and cross country may begin competition in March; football, volleyball, water polo still in doubt. -
COVID-19 cancels 2021 Portland International Auto Show
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsThe Metro Portland New Car Dealers Association, which owns and produces the show, promises it will return in… -
Hillsboro's Bag&Baggage theater creates extensive equity goals
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsBag&Baggage's detailed list of 12 goals was a response to calls to action by theater communities of color… -
Hillsboro schools lay out 'tentative' reopening timetable
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsSome younger students could return to classrooms as soon as next month, the Hillsboro School District says. -
Washington County emergency radio service looking for volunteers
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsAmateur Radio Emergency System (ARES) offers communication when all else fails. -
Oregon high schools prepare for uncertain restart of sports
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsSoccer and cross country may begin competition in March; football, volleyball, water polo still in doubt. -
BOLI: Employers can require vaccinations
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsThe state agency released new information this week about the news, saying that workplaces may also make… -
Portland, six other local districts reopening schools
Hillsboro Tribune - 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
Hillsboro Tribune - 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
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsThe Spirit Mountain Community Fund awarded thousands to the Sexual Assault Resource Center in Beaverton. -
Applications open for Hillsboro Community Arts & Culture Grants
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsThe Hillsboro Arts & Culture Council has provided more than $460,000 in grant funding since 2008. -
Not enough doses: Salem COVID-19 clinic closes early
Hillsboro Tribune - 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
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsThe men appear to have also tried to storm the Oregon Capitol building in December, according to OPB. -
Legislature opens 2021 session with a heavy infusion of reality
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsRitual and rhetoric are subdued; members of color reach historic high in Oregon. -
Virginia Garcia receives first COVID-19 vaccines
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsThe nonprofit healthcare provider primarily serves groups who have been among the hardest hit by the… -
Oregon vaccination rate rises slightly
Hillsboro Tribune - 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
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsEfforts are underway to speed up the slow start to inoculate Oregonians against COVID-19. -
SunPower to close Hillsboro's former SolarWorld factory, lays…
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsSunPower purchased the 47-acre solar panel manufacturing facility in 2018 after its former owner faced… -
Public comment sought for 192nd Avenue sidewalk project
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsWashington County is asking for comments on a planned sidewalk project along Southwest 192nd Avenue in Aloha. -
Kyle Allen elected Hillsboro City Council president
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsHillsboro City Council President Kyle Allen says he hopes to help his colleagues be the best councilors they… -
Rep.-elect Wlnsvey Campos of Aloha discusses age, representation
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsCampos will soon be sworn in as the youngest female state legislator in Oregon's history. -
Report: Hillsboro Hops facing delays in 2021
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsNot holding a playoff tournament at the end of the season is on the table as well, according to Baseball… -
Learning new tools to engage students from home
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsAt Banks High School, teachers employ a variety of strategies to ensure that students don't log in and then… -
Siege of nation's Capitol shocks Oregon: 'Is this really…
Hillsboro Tribune - 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
Hillsboro Tribune - 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
Hillsboro Tribune - 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
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsCompeting groups clashed Wednesday in Salem as a months-long lockdown was tightened. -
Hillsboro Airport critic receives threatening anonymous letter
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsMiki Barnes, founder of Oregon Aviation Watch, says the letter won't stop her from speaking out about the… -
ODOT to assume control of Cornelius Pass Road
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsSigns for the new Oregon Route 127, which will officially be a state highway, will be posted this year. -
Westside state reps get gavels, committee assignments
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsKen Helm, Susan McLain, Rachel Prusak, Andrea Salinas and Brad Witt are all committee chairs. -
Gina Roletto prepares to serve on Hillsboro City Council
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsRoletto said she looks forward to advancing the city's efforts to better serve marginalized groups. -
Hillsboro schools to consider return to in-person learning
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsHillsboro School District officials plan to meet with state agencies and local stakeholders following new… -
Washington County receives $8.8 million from timber harvests
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsFish habitat restoration on Gales Creek is a project funded in part by revenue from timber harvests on state… -
Hillsboro announces student art competition
Hillsboro Tribune - NewsThe winner's artwork will be featured on reusable tote bags to be distributed at the Hidden Creek Community…
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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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Fears of a weekend of unrest fizzle out at Oregon Capitol
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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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