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Winter Shelter Annnounced For Homeless Population At Hillsboro City Hall
Editors Note: Because of our coverage of the crisis happening regarding the growing homeless population in Hillsboro and Washington County,...
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Camp Hope Being Cleared With Options Unclear For Hillsboro Homeless Population
To preface this story we want to make sure you all have access to our series on the growing problem...
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Hillsboro City Hall Adds New Ways To Connect With Councilors
This past year was a tough one for all of us. But through the fog, some good things have happened. ...
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Washington County Weighs In On Hillsboro Unhoused Problem
As part of the ongoing discussion of the present housing and homelessness crises, the Herald has been talking with Washington...
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Words Of Local Resident Ring Across Tualatin Plains After Historic Oak Cut
Editors Note: Evan Bryan wrote a previous Opinion piece earlier in December and sent it into the Herald. That story...
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Bringing Back the ‘Oregon Way’ to Economic Development
Editors Note: The following Op-Ed is an opinion piece by landowner and longtime resident Evan Bryan. The Herald thanks Evan...
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Citizens Called To Attend Community Policing Work Session Monday
Our Hillsboro Community has been grappling with matters regarding our police force ever since George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis...
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City Seeks Input On Home Energy Score Requirement
This is an Editorial in part: This article does feature my personal beliefs about Home Energy Scores. I see the...
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Meet Hillsboro’s New City Council Member Gina Roletto
The November election is now behind us, and Hillsboro has a new City Councilor. With the election of Gina Roletto,...
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Hillsboro Alley Naming Project Needs Community Input Now
Editor's Update 11/30/2020: The first hearing was a hotly attended affair and the City Council will pick up the topic...
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