Wildlife in Our Parks
A tree frog croaks in the distance. A banana slug slithers on the ground beside you. You can hear songbirds singing and see a freshly chewed tree stump, evidence of beaver. These are just some of the wildlife sightings you might experience while walking through Jordan Woods Natural Area.
CPO 1 News February 2021
• February 9 meeting
• CPO 1 January Meeting Summary
• Cornell Farm Neighborhood Meeting
• Peterkort subdivision time extension requested
• Touchmark addition Development Review
• NW 113th partition and access review
Mental Health Support
Undoubtedly our lives have changed over the past year. It can be overwhelming to think about addressing mental health issues that may have cropped up or intensified during the pandemic. In this article, I’m sharing some tips to consider implementing, as well as resources for further support.
Gardening News February 2021
• Skyline Grange Native Plant Sale
• Working with Mason Bees (Free Webinar)
• February’s weed of the month is ivy!
• OSU Extension shares gardening info
• Free Online Workshops this spring
Development News February 2021
• New businesses for Milltowner, Kirkland
• Catlin Gabel campus
Road News February 2021
• Thompson Road realignment bike-ped options
• Saltzman update
• Saltzman “Phase 2” improvements
• Cornell Road Improvement Project
• Fire gate at McDaniel & Ridge Road may be removed
Beaverton School District News February 2021
• Instruction update
• Facilities Planning for future bond measure underway
• Bonny Slope Kindergarten “virtual roundup”
Park News February 2021
• Jackie Husen Dog Run is permanent
• Gain Valuable Experience through Internships
• Love Your Trails Celebration
• THPRD Westside Trail Bridge update
• Chehalem Ridge Nature Park
Community News February 2021
• Drop off your surplus “tech” for others to use
• Teens: Choosing a career in the creative industries
• PCC Music Concerts
• Cedar Mill Farmers Market invites vendors, sponsors
• Beaverton Winter Market opens
• Writer’s Mill
• News from our State Rep!
• Cedar Hills Ready! presents: When the water stops, what do you do?
• Library news
• Cedar Mill and Bethany Libraries events
• OReGO seeks volunteer drivers
• TriMet virtual open house
• Washington County Sheriff’s Office
• Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue
• Washington County Forum
• Westview HS Receives 30 Stop the Bleed Kits From SAM Medical
• Viva Village Events February 2021
• Long-Term Care Ombudsman Oregon
Business News February 2021
• Village Gallery Adult Classes And Workshops
• Cedar Mill Business Association meeting
• Sunset Credit Union is ready to deliver new round of PPP Loans
• The Ackerly at Timberland provides vaccine to residents and staff
Getting the COVID vaccine in Washington County
• What is Washington County’s role in COVID-19 vaccination?
• Can I get on a list to get vaccinated?
• How long will Phase 1A last? (visit website for details on phases)
• Current Prioritized Phases
How clean is our air?
Portland Clean Air is a nonprofit that has been working for seven years to study and promote public understanding of government agency industrial air pollution data, and advocate for prevention. We asked them to give us a snapshot of the current situation in the Cedar Mill area, along with some ways to take action if you are concerned.
