CPO 1 News April 2025
Business News April 2025
• Support local land trusts with MOC this Earth Month
• Egg Hunt in Bethany Village
• Second Edition now open seven days!
• Cedar Mill Farmers Market opens soon!
• Market of Choice redefines private label with its new Oregon-made “Craft & Kitchen” line
• Two Capes Lookout now available
• Open a youth account at Sunset Credit Union and earn up to $25
• April in the Real Estate market
Park News April 2025
• Save the Date for Summer Registration
• Summer Hiring
• Step up to Be a Track & Field Coach
• Join us at the Eid al-Fitr Celebration!
• Dia de los Niños y Dia de los Libros (Children’s Day and Book Day)
• Home School STEM Classes
• Spring Egg Hunt
• New Elementary Track Club
• Outdoor Court Reservations
• Adult Softball Leagues Begin
• Spring Volleyball League
• Spring maintenance activities
• Summer Camp Preview
• April events from THPRD near Cedar Mill
• April events near Cedar Mill from Hillsboro Parks & Recreation
Garden News April 2025
Arts and Entertainment News April 2025
Community News April 2025
• Legislative Town Hall
• Veterans Stronger Together Q&A Sessions
• Oregon Summer Star Military Youth Camp
• Spring Shred Day at Keller Williams
• Be Ready! Lessons from California Fires
• Easter Sunrise Service
• Bike Beaverton
• Building Trades Summer Internship
• Feed the Future PDX
• Ask WCSO—Spring Safety Guide
• Washington County K9 Trials
• TVF&R Seeks Volunteer for its Civil Service Commission
• Search & Rescue teen program
• Viva Village Events: April 2025
County history museum and collections face uncertain future
Japanese beetle update
New parks in our future? Not soon, says the district
There are three large undeveloped properties owned by Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (THPRD) in the Cedar Mill/Bethany area. We asked the district for an update. None of them are slated even for planning in the near future. If you have a chance to talk to any of the candidates for the three open THPRD Board positions, please ask them if our area can be a priority.
CWS: 55 Years of Protecting Public Health
Clean Water Services has spent more than five decades serving the community and local environment. It may be hard to imagine now, but 55 years ago the Tualatin River was at times a mere trickle, slinking its way through garbage and waste throughout Washington County. The river was unrecognizable compared to the beautiful resource it is today.































