Cedar Mill Arrest + Affordable Housing + Bowl-Making

Welcome to Sunday, readers. I've gathered some of the latest local news stories and ideas for what to do on this fine day. Below you'll find details on an arrest for attempted murder by the Sheriff's Office, news on affordable housing and where to learn traditional bowl-making.

Today's Weather:

Expect some light rain in the morning, along with a high of 65' and a low of 49'.

Here are five of the top stories in Beaverton today:

1. The Washington County Violent Crimes Unit arrested Conner Charriere of the Cedar Mill community on Thursday, May 20, for the attempted murder of his ex-girlfriend, stalking and other crimes. Beaverton Police obtained cell phone evidence of Charriere's detailed plans from an out-of-state witness. (@WCSOOregon)
2. Kenrry Bay, 29, was arrested following a DUII-related three-car crash in Aloha Thursday afternoon. Washington County Sheriff's deputies additionally identified Mr. Bay a suspect in the armed robbery of the Chevron gas station on TV Highway that occurred Tuesday evening, May 18. (@WCSOOregon)
3. The Metro affordable housing bond released their annual report on Thursday, which noted that The Mary Ann Apartments in Beaverton's Old Town is anticipated to open in fall 2021. The Mary Ann Apartments was the first project to break ground with funds from the bond. (OregonMetro)
4. More affordable housing options are on the way ahead of schedule and under budget, reports Jim Redden. Metro's affordable housing bond will add as many as 1,090 housing options to Washington County by the end of 2023, with the cities of Beaverton and Hillsboro as partners. (Beaverton Valley Times)
5. Washington County Sheriff's deputies arrested a woman in the Cedar Hills area Thursday for bias crimes and other charges. Witnesses say she forced a child to the ground "because of his race." (@WCSOOregon)

Today in Beaverton:

• Bowl Turning Class at Rockler Woodworking and Hardware— This woodworking class for beginner to intermediate students will guide participants through traditional bowl-making techniques, $100, age 18+ recommended. (Eventbrite)
• Music from Africa Virtual Launch Party— This kid-friendly online event is presented by the non-profit Music Workshop as part of their Cultural Series. Admission is free. (5 p.m., pre-show at 4:30 p.m.)
• The Stingrays Live Onstage— At The Garages Satellite Pub hosts a live classic rock cover band. (7:30 p.m.)

Beaverton Patch Notebook:

• It's the very last day to apply for one of 13 positions on the City of Beaverton's Climate Action Task Force, a community engagement forum for climate action. (City of Beaverton)
• Today is National Taffy Day. Please enjoy responsibly.

Well, folks, you're all caught up for today. I'll be back tomorrow with more local news and events. Feel welcome to reach out with any news or events you'd like to see in the Daily Digest via beaverton@patch.com.

-Ashley

About me: My name is Ashley DeMello, and I've worked as a copywriter in the Beaverton area for the last eight years. When I'm not gathering info for this newsletter, you'll probably find me lost somewhere on the Westside Trail.