After county notices were sent to the wrong address, grange members and supporters hope to get revisions made to sidewalk renovation plans. They want to keep access to the property's only parking area, which is closest to the accessible entrance of the building for those with mobility needs.
After a very successful first tour event in April, the Neighborhood Microbakery Tour put on by Aloha/Beaverton area bakers and makers will have another tour coming up on August 1, this Saturday.
There will be plenty of breads, treats, and other homemade goodies for purchase. Sounds like they've added some new folks for this tour and the raffle is sweetened with a cash prize.
Marketlessfarmer.com is helping run logistics. Check out their website for tour details and stop locations. You can start your tour at any of the stops.
Read about their first event in April and how the idea became a reality at: tr.ee/SmSqjP
Find out what simple thing a historian advocating to save the collection says you can do to help.
The Aloha Community Farmers’ Market returned on Thursday May 7 with new vendors, seasoned favorites, and community members happy to be back. We stopped by the market on opening day to highlight some of the sights of opening day.
The farmers’ market will return to 17675 SW Farmington Road every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. through September.
An article in advance of the ballots starting to be mailed this Wednesday, April 29.
Community members attended the second public meeting before the opening of the new Central County Safe Rest Village slated to open in May.