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City Council Moves To Adopt New EOA To Move New Land Forward
The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. It contains information and opinions. It asks questions and, when available,...
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Orenco Elms Removed To Help Save The Historic Grove
The City of Hillsboro has some of its staff working in the historic Old Orenco District to remove some diseased...
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North HIllsboro Zone Changes and Annexations Pave The Way For Jobs And Increased Land Values
The Real Story Is a Column, written by Dirk Knudsen of the Hillsboro Herald, contains facts, questions, and opinions. Please...
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Kipperlyn Sinclair Gains Endorsement Of The Hillsboro Herald
Column: The Real Story - Dirk Knudsen; Editor The Hillsboro Herald ran a story a while back that no one...
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Hillsboro Water Rate Hearing Brings Out Questions And Emotion
The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. It contains information and opinions. It asks questions and, when available,...
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Water Rates And Usage Take Center Stage As Hillsboro Gulps Up More
Column: Dirk Knudsen - Editor The stories of our water, where it comes from, who uses it, and how much...
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What Has Happened To The Hillsboro Post Office?
The Real Story is a Column by Dirk Knudsen. It contains information and opinions. It asks questions and, when available,...
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Hillsboro Scrambles To Cash In On Semi-Conducter Expansion Needs
Column:ย Dirk Knudsen, Editor The winds of change are blowing not only over Oregon but across the farmland surrounding...
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New Hillsboro City Council Person Needed From Ward 2
In 1 week, the registration will close for the Hillsboro City Council positions, and as of right now, there is...
Read moreRecreational Vehicles & Motor Homes Allowed At Job Sites But No Where Else In City
The real story is a column with the opinions of the author. Facts and speculations may be included. Proceed at...
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