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Tigard's Official Newsletter
March 2007 www.tigard-or.gov Volume XXV No.3
Mayor's Corner Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge Nears
I am pleased to give you some very exciting news: Completion!
A national non-profit organization called America's Aside from a few
Promise - the Alliance for Youth has identified finishing touches,the
Tigard as one of the 100 Best Communities in the
newest crossing of the
nation for Young People. The 100 Best competition Tualatin River is complete
honors communities for their commitment to provide a and was officially open to
healthy, safe and caring environment for young people. the public in February.
Hundreds of communities in all 50 states, the District This long-awaited north/
of Columbia,Puerto Rico and the U.S.Virgin Islands south connection,provides a link between Tigard's Cook Park
were included in the competition. and Tualatin's Community Park and the Durham City Park. A
According to Chairperson Alma J. Powell,wife of grand opening and dedication ceremony are planned for March
founder General Colin L. Powell,Tigard was chosen as or April. (At press time, the exact date had not been finadi�zed.)
one of the 100 best by the organization because of To access the bridge from Cook Park, start at the butterfly
various programs offered by the Tigard-Tualatin School garden pathway at the eastern end of the parking area. Continue
District and the City of Tigard. The school district's beyond the butterfly garden to a new concrete pathway that
innovative alternative education programs include 21st parallels the
CENTURY ACADEMY,which serves as a model for Tualatin
dropout prevention and dropout recovery, and ABLE, River. This WCo
an academic program that is oriented toward earning a trail winds
diploma by allowing students to work at their own pace Durham
under a '•
but keeping up with minimum expectations. The City train trestle. Garden
of Tigard's commitment to support young people and
g pp y g p p After
involve them in community decision-making includes passing
programs like the Tigard Youth Advisory Council, under the NEW
which advises the Tigard City Council on issues affect- trestle, the ' �,,
Pedestrian
ing youth,and support of the YACs annual Youth bridge is upp •'
Summit. a short hill
Much of the credit for Tigard's recognition goes to to the right. 'r •,,� i .t �!
Connie Ramaekers, Sheryl Hurias and Liz Newton of The
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Tualatin
the community grass-roots organization Tigard Turns $2.9 million 3 , k.
Park
the Tide,which acts on behalf of youth as a catalyst bridge
and liaison between the City and the School District. project was
Our city works hard to listen and be responsive to funded by project sponsors, Tigard,Tualatin,Durham and Clean
the needs of its citizens,including its youth who are, Water Services, as well as a Federal Alternative Oregon Depart-
after all, our future. It's nice that our efforts are ment of Transportation grant.
recognized. For more information on the bridge or the grand opening
` and dedication ceremony contact Dan Plaza, Parks and Facilities
Manager at 503-718-2590 or daniel@tigard-orgov.
Craig E. Dirksen, Mayor
TIGARD CITY COUNCIL: MAYOR CRAIG DIRKSEN, GRETCHEN BUEHNER, SALLY HARDING, SYDNEY SHERWOOD, TOM WOODRUFF
& City of Tigard
It's Your Tigard = Get Involved!
Be a part of the decision-making process and learn more about programs. Agendas are available at www.tigard-or.gov
under the Events Calendar link. No web access? Contact the person noted under each board or committee.
City Council Library Board Tigard Safety Town
Town Hall Library Conference Room
6:30 p.m. - 2"d, 3", and 4' Tuesdays 7 p.m. - 2"d Thursday What:
Let your voice be heard—2nd and A seven-member citizen board that Tigard Safety Town is a nine-day
4th Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. - an opportu- advises the Council regarding library class where children learn about bicycle,
nity to speak to Council for two minutes policies,budget, facilities and other needs. pedestrian, home, fire, electrical and
on any item not on the agenda. Cathy Margaret Barnes, 503-718-2501. personal safety through the use of
Wheatley, 503-718-2410. puppets, speakers, films, music, and
Committee for Citizen hands-on activities.
Planning Commission Involvement
Town Hall Red Rock Creek Conference Room Who:
7 p.m. - 1" Monday 7 p.m. - 3" Wednesday For kids who were born between
A nine-member citizen committee The Tigard CCI reviews the form September 1, 2000 and January 1, 2003.
that conducts public hearings on land and process of the city's communications No exceptions!
use issues and development applica- with city residents to improve those When:
tions. Dick Bewersdorff, 503-718-2432. communications and to encourage city Registration is on April 14, 2007 at
g
Park and Recreation Advisory
residents to be more involved with city 9 a.m. for Tigard residents. At 9:45 a.m.
Board affairs. Duane Roberts, 503-718-2444. registration is open to those living outside
Public Works Annex Tree Board of the 97223 and 97224 zip codes if
7 p.m. - 2"d Monday March Meeting Date: TBA space allows. Each session offers a
A seven-member citizen board that Check web site for details: morning (9-11:15) or afternoon (12:00-
advises the Council on park and recre- www.tigard-or.gov/treeboard 2:15) class. This year the session dates
ation policies, facilities,programs and A seven-member board established are planned for June 19—June 29
budgets. Daniel Plaza, 503-718-2590. to develop and administer a comprehen- (weekdays) or July 2—July 13 (weekdays,
sive program for the management, except for July 4th).
Intergovernmental Water Board maintenance, removal, replacement and
Where:
Library Conference Room
5:30 p.m. - 2"d Wednesday protection of trees on public property.
Dick Bewersdorff, 503-718-2432. Registration is at Tigard City Hall.
A five-member board, established Safety Town is held at Mary Woodward
between Tigard,Durham,King City and CPO 4B - C.F. Tigard Elementary Elementary School.
the Tigard Water District,which makes 7 p.m. - 1" Thursday
Fee:
recommendations on water-related issues. CPO 4M - Metzger Park Hall $45 (each additional sibling$40).
Greer Gaston, 503-718-2595. 7 p.m. - 4`' Wednesday Limited scholarships are available. A
City Center Advisory Commission Membership is open to all resi- legal guardian must be present at registra-
Red Rock Creek Conference Room dents and property owners within the tion and bring: child's birth certificate
6:30 p.m. - 2"d Wednesday CPO 4B or CPO 4M boundaries. (no substitutions!), proof of address,
A nine-member board advising the Contact Patt Opdyke at Washington insurance policy number, medical
City Center Development Agency County, 503-725-2117. information, and the name and phone
(CCDA) or the City Council on policies, number of the participant's doctor.
budget and implementation of projects For additional information,please
within the Urban Renwal Plan. Phil email the Safety Town Registrar at
Nachbar, 503-718-2557. tigardsafetytown@yahoo.com.
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Cityscape Newsletter
Tigard is Home to Downtown: Park & Plaza Design Update
Great Inventors! The city received ten proposals to Fanno Creek to prevent erosion and
Tigard has been recognized as a develop a master plan for Fanno Creek restore its natural riparian habitat. It will
home to innovative residents and small Park and a public plaza in Downtown. A likely result in a "re-meandering" of the
businesses.A recent article in the Wlall selection committee of representatives creek to help slow down the flow of
Street Journal called Tigard a "hub of from the City Center Advisory Commis- water. Erosion has resulted from
innovation. It reported the findings of
sion (CCAC), the Parks Board and staff straightening a portion of its reach
a study of patent data from 12,000 are reviewing the proposals and will through the park. While the city man-
American cities. Patents are the legal make a recommendation to Council for ages the project,we'll work closely with
protection granted to inventions. Tigard contract award in mid-March. consultants hired by Clean Water Ser-
was recognized as having a high percent- A master plan vices to address
age of patents given to individuals and for Fanno Creek the creek issue.
small businesses (29 patents in 2005). Park from Hall The master plan
What has made Tigard a "hub of Blvd. to Main St. �__ , ., '.."M for the park will
dovetail with
innovation"?The article suggests that our (23 acres) and an
lower taxes and lower commercial rents adjoining public i,. redesign of the
attract people with great ideas.The good plaza will be , creek so both
developed with a goals can be
thing about patents is that they can often
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lead to the creation or expansion ofcitizen-based achieved.-.�+►:•"
businesses,which means new jobs. Steering Commit- The city's
tee. The project, work program for
Eroded banks,Fanno Creek Park
considered a Fanno Creek Park
"catalyst" for revitalization of the includes: master plan development in
Citizens Po ice Downtown,will reach out to all segments FY 07-08, final construction drawings
Academy of the community and begin in early FY 07-08 and construction to begin
April and continue through September. FY 08-09. The plaza will be part of the
It Only Happens The Steering Committee, consultants master plan but will be constructed after
Once a Year! and staff team will face some interesting the park and in coordination with other
Tigard Police is challenges: to design a public plaza that Downtown projects.
now accepting applica- will become the heart of the community, Stay tuned to this newsletter and the
tions from interested but also be multi-functional. It may city's web site for an upcoming schedule.
citizens who would like serve as a farmer's market, entertain- For information, contact Phil Nachbar,
to participate in the upcoming ment venue or outdoor theatre. The Senior Planner/Downtown Development
Citizens Academy. other objective will be to reconstruct at 503-718-2557 or pbil@igard-or.gov.
Enrollment is limited to 20 partici-
pants and you will need to apply by
March 15. The academy is conducted on
seven consecutive Wednesday evenings Thanks for Responding!
from 7-9:30 p.m. at Tigard City Hall. The December 2006 and January way to get information about the
The 2007 academy will begin on April 18 2007 issues of the Cityscape included city—about 7,500 households—and
and conclude on June 6. an opportunity for readers to indicate only a small percentage have signed
Applications can be obtained in the a preference to continue receiving up online,it is more cost-effective to
Tigard Police Department lobby and are this newsletter in the mail or online. continue sending this newsletter out
also available online at zvavavtigard-orgov/ As of press time, 272 readers asked by bulk mail to everyone than sending
police/communityiolicing/police_academy.asp. to receive the Cityscape by mail and individual mailings using first-class
An application can also be requested by 169 have signed up online. Since postage.
telephoning 503-718-2561. 29% of Tigard citizens have identi- Thanks to everyone who took
fied the Cityscape as their preferred time to respond.
March 2007 www.tigard-or.gov 503-639-4171 Page 3
City of Tigard
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Spring Break at the
Shelf Lmife I Library!
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News from the Tigard Library 13500 SW Hall Blvd. Mon., March 26 - Sun., April 1
EventsLibrary Calendar Community Room
March 1: 4:30-5:30 p.m. Teen Library Council(grades 6-12)-Puett Km ' Monday, 2-4, movie (PG13)
March 2: 10:30 a.m.-Noon National Read Across America day (all ages)-Puett Rm o Tuesday, 2-4, movie (G)
March 3,10,17,24,31: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. AARP Tax Hep-Conference Rm(Reg. Req'd) • Wednesday, 2-4, Spiderwick
March 3: 10:30-Noon Computer Class:Basic Computer Skills Chronicles Party (grades 1-4)
March 3: 12:30-2 p.m. Computer Class:Intra to Windows Operating System o Thursday, 2-4, Spring Break
March 5, 19,26: 10:30-11:15 a.m. Preschool Story Time (ages 3-6)-Puett Rm Craft: Flower Garden, [Puett
March 5, 12, 19,26: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Dungeons&Dragons for Teens(grades 6-12)-Puett Rm Room]
March 6,20,27: 10:15-10:45 a.m. Book Babies(ages 0-18 mor.)-Puett Rm Thursday, 5-7,Spring Teen
March 6, 20, 27: 11:15-Noon Preschool Story Time (ages 3-6)- Puett Rm GameFest (grades 5-12)
March 6,13,20,27: 6-8 p.m. Open Computer Lab Friday, 2-4, movie (G�
March 7,21,28: 10:30-11 a.m. Toddler Time (ages 18-36 mos.)-Puett Rm •
March 7, 14,21,28: 6-7:30 p.m. Dogs Tales(beg. read
(be 5)-Puett Rm(Reg. Req d) Saturday, 2-4, movie (PG)
March 7,14,21,28: 6-8 p.m. Open Computer Lab • Sunday, 2-4, movie (PG13)
March 8: 4:30-5:30 p.m. Teen Book Discussion Group (grades 6-12)-Puett Rm
Fun for the whole family. ,join us during I
March 8: 6:30-8 p.m. Computer Class: Basic Word Processing your Spring Break for movies,parties,
March 9: 10:30-Noon Morning Book Discussion Group-Houghton Rm
crafts,games, and snacks. Please contact
March 9, 23,30: 10:30-11 a.m. Family Story Time (ages 0-6)-Puett Rm
the library for more information at 503-
March 10: 10:30-Noon Computer Class: Email for Beginners 684-6537. I
March 10, 24: 1-2 p.m. English Chatter Group-Houghton Rm L------------J
March 12: 2-3:30 p.m. Should I Stay or Should I Go?Living Options for Seniors- Conference Rni Book Groups ) T P L!
March 13: 10:30-Noon Computer Class:Intra to Using Library Databases
March 13: 7-8 p.m. Super Tuesday: Oregon Ballet Theater(all ages) - Community Rm 'Teen Book Discussion Group
March 15: 4:30-5:30 p.m. Teen Zine Workshop-Puett Rm March 8, 4:30 p.m., Puett Rm
March 17: 10:30-Noon Computer Class:Advanced Email Teens in 6' to 12'grades, are
March 17: 2-3 p.m Spinning Historical Tales of Ireland-Houghton Rm invited to come and talk about our
March 19: 2-3:30 p.m. Computer Class:Popular Uses of the Feb monthly book selection, eat snacks and
March 19: 3:30-5 p.m. Kids Book Club(grades 14) -Puett Rm meet new friends. This month's book
March 20: 5-7:30 p.m. Anime Movie Night(all ages) - Community Rm will be Star gid by Jerry Spinelli.
March 20: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Mystery Book Discussion Group-Houghton Rm Morning Book Group
March 22: 6:30-8 p.m. Computer Class:Internet for Beginners March 9, 10:30 a.m., Houghton Rm
March 24: 10:30-Noon Computer Class: Excel Clinic Join the group to discuss Blink:The
March 26: 2-4 p.m. .Spring Break Movie Matinee (rated PG13) - Community Rm Power of Thinking without Thinking by
March 27: 7-7:30 p.m. Pajama Story Time (ages 0-6) -Puett Rm Malcolm Gladwell.
March 27: 2-4 p.m. Spring Break Movie(rated G)- Community Rm
Mystery Book Discussion Group
March 28: 2-4 p.m. Spidenvick Chronicles Part' (grades 1-4) - Community Rm
March 20, 6:30 p.m., Houghton Rm
March 28: 7-8 p.m. Evening Book Group-Houghton Room
March 29: 2-4 p.m. Spring Break Craft Flower Garden (ages 5 and up)-Puett Rm The new Mystery Book Discussion
March 29: 5-7 p.m. Spring Teen GameFest(grades S and up) -Community Rm Group will meet to decide what to read.
March 30,31 and April 1: 2-4 p.m. Spring Break Movie Matinee-Community Rm Evening Book Group
All Computer Classes are held in the Library Technology Room and are designed for Teens March 28, 7 p.m., Houghton Rm
and Adults. All library programs are free. Visit our web site at www.tigard-or.govllibrag for
more program information. Some library programs require registration. Join the group to discuss Missing
To register,please call 503-684-6537. Mom by Joyce Carol Oates.
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Cityscape Newsletter
Irrigation System Free Naturescaping Classes
Testing Required
Interested in creating a more environmentally-friendly outdoor space?
Backflow prevention devices are an Then consider attending a free Naturescaping for Clean Rivers workshop.
important part of any lawn irrigation Registration is required. For more information, phone 503-797-1842, or visit
system. These mechanisms prevent naturescaping@yahoo.com. Classes will be held at the Tigard Public Library,
stagnant or potentially contaminated 13500 SW Hall Blvd.
water from being drawn back into our
drinking water supply. To assure Basic Naturescaping Workshop Naturescaping Site Planning
backflow prevention devices are working Saturday, March 70, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Workshop
properly, annual testing is required. Register by March 7 Saturday,April 28, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Testing is typically done before an Learn how to use native Register by April 25
irrigation system is turned on in the plantings,natural landscapes and Prerequisite:Basic Naturescaping Workshop
spring. water wise gardening practices to Learn the steps involved in
All Tigard Water Service Area create an easy-to-maintain planning a landscape or project.
customers with irrigation systems outdoor space that requires Map your property, assess your
less water and fewerPAgarden style and needs, do some
will be required to have their
chemicals. Class includes rwo "garden dreaming," and work on a
backflow prevention device tested by
afield trip to see landscape design scenario.
June 1, 2007. A person who is state-
certified in backflow assembly testing
naturescaping in action.
must perform the test and submit the The Naturescaping for Clean Rivers workshops are sponsored by the
results to the City of Tigard. Partners for Clean Water, the Joint Water Commission, and the City of Tigard.
More information and a list of
companies offering testing services are
available on the city's web site at New Map Collection
www.tigard-or.gov/city hall/departments/ Location: Second Floor Reference Collection at the Library
water/cross_connection.asp, or by contacting
Hung Nguyen, Backflow Prevention The Tigard Public Library has a new Map Collection available for
Coordinator at 503-718-2603 or checkout, just in time for Spring Break getaways.
hung@tigard-orgov. Specifically,created to help busy would-be travelers decide where)to go, and
what to see when they get there, this collection includes over 100 new maps
Now Accepting Park covering Oregon, the U.S., and World cities. For more information contact the
Reservations Library at 503-718-2506.
Are you interested in having an
event in the park this summer? Park Water Smart Landscape Rebate
shelters can be reserved from April 2 Get a jump start on summer water conservation efforts by taking advantage
through October 15, and reservations of the city's Water Smart Landscape Rebate. Tigard Water Service Area customers
are accepted up to one year in advance. that purchase any two of the following water-saving items or services may be
Shelters can be reserved online at eligible for a water bill credit up to $50:
www tigard-orgov/community/parks/
online-iark_reservations.asp, or by calling p irrigation Upgraded irrigation controller
the parks reservation desk at • Rain sensor/switch hose timer • Plants on the city's approved
503-718-2641. Sports field reservations • Lawn aeration water wise plant list
are only accepted through the reserva-
tion desk. Payment is required within 10 For more information, eligibility requirements, application, or water wise
days of your reservation. For more plant list,visit the city's web site at www.tigard-orgov/water or contact Corianne Hart,
information,visit the city's web site or Water Conservation Program Coordinator at 503-718-2599 or
contact the parks reservation desk. corianne@tigard-orgov.
March 2007 www.tigard-or.gov 503-639-4171 Page 5
City of Tigard
Intersection Improvements Ahead:
Greenburg Road/Highway 99W/Main Street
Design Phase is Underway The Greenburg/99W/Main Street intersection by allowing both left
Funding is in place for capacity intersection features a combined through turns to be performed simulta-
improvements to the Hall/99W inter- and left-turn movement and dedicated neously.
section through Washington County's right-turn lanes on both Greenburg Provide dedicated through move-
MSTIP 3 (Major Streets Transportation Road and Main Street at the intersec- ments across the intersection from
Improvement Program). That project is tion approaches. both side streets and retain the
in the design stage for construction dedicated right-turn lanes on both
sometime in 2008. The city has planned What Will Change.? streets.
a corresponding improvement to the The specific capacity improvements
Greenburg Road intersection to planned for this intersection mirror the Construct an additional eastbound
complement the Hall/99W project and capacity improvements at the through lane on Highway 99W
improve traffic circulation across and
Hall/99W intersection and are de- from the viaduct east through the
scribed as follows: intersection to connect to the new
along Highway 99W north of the viaduct eastbound through lane planned for
to the Highway 217 interchange. The Separate the through and left-turn
the Hall/99W intersection.
City Council adopted Ordinance No. 06- movements by adding dedicated left-
21 to use a 3-cent local gas tax to fund turn lanes on Greenburg Road and Project Costs
the Greenburg Road intersection Main Street. This would eliminate The cost estimate range for the
improvements. the split-phasing arrangement at that project is $4.0 to $4.5 million for design,
right-of-way acquisition and construction.
The 3-cent
GREENBURG ROAD / HIGHWAY 99W / MAIN STREET local fuel tax
INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS established in
GREENBURG ROAD Ordinance No.
06-21 is
�/y n estimated
generate $4.4.
5
to $5.0 million
over a five year period. That revenue
will be sufficient to construct the needed
improvements.
99W If revenue collections begin in
c� March or April of 2007, the project
could be constructed in conjunction with
the county project in the summer of
2008. Combining the construction efforts
would reduce the overall construction
period and would provide coordination
Existing for optimum traffic movement.
Proposed MAIN STREET For more information, contact Gus
Duenas, City Engineer at 503-718-2470
or gus@tigard-orgov.
Proposed improvements to the Main/Greenburg/99V intersection.
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Cityscape Newsletter JIM
Tigard Goes Green! AARP Tax Help
Energy Efficient Water Pumping Stations On-Line Saturdays, February 3 to April 14
The city operates several pumping 700,000 kilowatt hours. This translates 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
stations which move water throughout into a cost savings of $35,000 a year. Tigard Library Conference Room
the Tigard Water Service The Energy Trust of Every Saturday AARP volunteers
Area. These facilities are Portland,a nonprofit will assist elderly and/or low-income
powered by electricity. Energy efficiency organization dedicated to citizens with their tax preparation. Please
With the help of BacGen leads to a cost savings energy efficiency, paid for bring last year's tax returns and have
Techonologies, Inc., an of $35,000 a year! the purchase and replace- your records organized. For more
energy consulting firm, ment of the two pumping information or to sign up,please call
and the Energy Trust of systems. The Energy Trust 503-684-6537.
Oregon, the city recently has also helped the city
conducted an energy audit of its pump- offset the cost of other energy efficient
ing stations.The audit demonstrated that equipment through a rebate program for Living Options f o r
by upgrading two of its older,less large energy users. Seniors
efficient pumping systems, the city could
reduce its annual energy demand by Monday, March 12
2-3:30 p.m.
Enjoy a Morning of Stream Restoration Tigard Library Conference Room
Ann Merritt from Financial Free-
Join us for the "Tree for All" cleaner, cooler water, better flood dom Senior Funding Corp, and Ed Geist,
community tree planting challenge on management, and improved fish and Broker with Hasson Company Realtors,
March 10, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. This wildlife habitat. The city and volunteers will give a presentation on how seniors
event is part of a regional challenge to have been working on the huge task of decide between staying in their home or
install 2 million trees in the Tualatin restoring Derry Dell Creek since 2002 choosing an assisted living option. For
River Watershed over the next 20 years. and the project is nearing completion. more information contact the Library at
On March 10, our goal is to plant Volunteers can sign up for the Tree 503-718-2506.
1,500 native trees and shrubs along for All with SOLV at zvzvzvsolv.org(look for This is the third of three presentations
Derry Dell Creek in Tigard. Streams the Tigard-Derry Dell Creek project) or on resources and services for senior Citi.Zens.
lined with native vegetation provide just drop by the day of the event.
Volunteer headquarters
will be at the corner of Skate Park News!
115`' Avenue and
'- The city is one step closer to
's Genesis Loop.Tools and
constructing the Jim Griffith Memo-
snacks will be provided
and all ages are welcome. nal Skate Park. The park has
received a successful "Completeness
For additional
Review"in the city's permit process.
information contact
The permit should be issued no
Carla Staedter, Surface
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Water Quality/Volunteer later than April 1, 2007 and construc-
' 1.
Coordinator at tion should begin early this summer.
503-718-2788 or The plan is to open the skate park in
Carla@tigard-orgov. January, 2008 with the official
,�,-• . ._q . ,
- dedication ceremony scheduled for
the spring of 2008.
Great Job! If you would like more details,
As
ecial"Tree forAll"thankyou to the 120 hearty volunteers who braved the 20 degree check out the city's web site at
weather on January 13 to plant nearly 1,500 native trees and shrubs. Wow...thats what www.tigard-orgov/skatepark.
we call dedication!
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Teens Helping
Other Teens
How can we help other teens? What are the issues facing teens?
Motivation, Nutrition, Cultural Diversity, College Preparation,
Drug Education, Positive Activities, Time-Management,
Self-Esteem, Peer Pressure
Other t ee^5
He�p�n9
.keens
Come to the Tigard/Tualatin T.H.O.T. Workshop:
WHEN. Thursday,March 15-- Noon to 6 p.m.
WHERE: Twality Middle School
Teensare you interestedparticipating?
schoolPick up an application at one of these offices:
Fowler,Twality, Tigard . Tualatin High
For further information, call 503-639-4179 or visit the cioy web site at),,.