Friday Nov 20 | Beaverton Valley Times
Intoxicated woman plows into car, injuring herself and other driver
A 56-year-old Aloha woman was arrested Tuesday evening after she slammed her Dodge Intrepid into the back of another vehicle on Southwest Tualatin Valley Highway, injuring herself and the other driver.
State says four Washington County schools need improvement
Three Washington County high schools and an elementary school were among 61 in the state to be tagged "in need of improvement" on their state report cards this year.
NorthWest Crossing gets new restaurant
Chrisalis Stoddard, former owner of Bella Cucina, has opened a new restaurant in Bend's NorthWest Crossing neighborhood.
Clients of slain Bethany mom say she spoke of financial troubles
Varsha Suthar ran a beauty salon from her Bethany home, where clients say her husband greeted them with a smile and she was always upbeat and positive.
Oregon schools rated mainly 'satisfactory' on state report card
Seventh-grader Nora Scheiner talks to her math teacher, Chad Van Kleek, and her mother, Barbara, about her performance in math this year.
ODOT considers closing some ramps on 217 to ease congestion
Emily Knupp thought it sounded like a nightmare -- the idea of closing certain interchanges along Oregon 217 during rush hour.
9-1-1 call over missing juice box costs Aloha man $300
The case: Raibin Raof Osman, 20, called 9-1-1 just before Memorial Day weekend to complain that a McDonald's in Aloha had left out a box of orange juice from his drive-through order.
If Beaverton gets two public libraries, why does Aloha have none?
Texting driver crashes into power pole in Aloha
A driver told police he was trying to send a text message on his cell phone when he slammed into a power pole early Saturday morning.
Texting Aloha driver arrested after car hits pole
Everyone knows that drinking and driving is dangerous. So is texting and driving.
Tuality scouts tip their hats to Richard Kidd as a good scouta
The Tuality District of Boy Scouts of America will give Richard Kidd its first Good Scout award next month in recognition of his time as mayor of Forest Grove.
West High marching band places first at competition
West Salem High School's marching band captured first place in the "Southridge Spectacle of Sound" band competition Oct.
Mana s behavior the talk of Aloha neighborhood
ALOHA, Ore. An Aloha neighborhood was still talking Monday about the strange man who broke into their homes and tried to steal their cars on Saturday night.
Man arrested after multiple attempted robberies in Aloha
Washington County Sheriff's deputies arrested a man after a bizarre string of events in Aloha on Saturday night.
Aloha woman fights back in apparent carjacking
This is a press release from the Washington County Sheriff's Office. Summary of Event: This morning a woman was attacked in the parking lot of the daycare where she had dropped off her child.
Aloha man indicted on manslaughter charges after heroin OD death
On Thursday, October 08, 2009, a Washington County grand jury indicted 21-year-old Kaleb Abraham, of Aloha, for Manslaughter in the second degree and several other charges related to the May 19th death of 21-year-old Eluard Corzo-Bernal of Aloha.
Officials give more details in Aloha heroin overdose case
More details are emerging about the charges against an Aloha man arrested last week for allegedly administering heroin to a roommate who later overdosed and died.
Sorting recyclables causes a ruckus of sorts in Washington County
A Eugene-based waste management company is facing off against garbage haulers once again.
Drunk driver leaves path of destruction
On October 9, 2009 at 2:40 a.m., a Washington County Sheriff's Deputy attempted to stop a vehicle for suspicion of DUII.