Community Corner
🌱Missing Aloha Man Found + Open Studios Tour + Last Day For BAM!
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Hey, neighbors— you've made it to Sunday! Here's a fresh edition of the Beaverton Daily.
First, today's weather:
Cooler with periods of rain. High: 56 Low: 44.
Here are the top stories in Beaverton today:
- A missing Aloha man with dementia has been found safe, KATU Staff reports. Authorities requested community assistance to locate 74-year-old Greg Stone, who went missing Friday morning. The Washington County Sheriff's Office tweeted early Saturday that Mr. Stone had been located. (KATU)
- Head over to the Press Release Desk to read more about City Council's decision to extend eviction protections for an additional 30 days. The statement directs renters in need of assistance to visit the City's housing website for additional information. The decision to approve the extension was made unanimously.
- Netflix's violent 'Squid Game' has taken the world by storm, driving an American interest in Korean culture. Check out Portland Monthly's list of where to find food from the incredibly popular show throughout the Metro area. The article directs folks to Chimcking on Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway for a taste of ddukbokki and H Mart in Tigard for Soju and Samyang Ramen.
- Plan accordingly: Expect nighttime delays at the intersection of Cornell Road and Murray Boulevard starting Monday. The traffic signal will be shut down for utility work from 9:00 PM through 5:00 AM the whole week. The work will continue through October 25. (Washington County LUT)
- Are you feeling the need to stretch your legs and enjoy this fine fall weather? Willamette Week offers a list of four worthwhile hikes in the Metro area. On this side of the river, you can enjoy Scaponia County Park along the East Fork Nehalem River. "Scaponia" refers to the park's location between Vernonia and Scappoose.
Today in Beaverton:
- Beaverton Arts Mix! Art Show and Sale - Today's the last day to check out works from more than 200 juried fine artworks and support local artists. Virtual event. (All day)
- Washington County Open Studios Tour - Over 50 local artists are opening their studios across the county this weekend. Free; face masks required. Click the link for more info and a map of participating studios. (10:00 AM - 5:00 PM)
- Corral Creek Bluegrass Band @ Carpenter Creek Farm and Winery. Head to Forest Grove for live music and relax with a glass of wine. $10 parking. (1:00 PM - 4:00 PM)
- Dogs and Tales - Tigard Public Library hosts an opportunity for kids to practice reading to a certified therapy dog. It's a great way to build confidence! Registration required. (2:30 PM)
- A Fine Mess - Scootch your way to Tigard's Fido's & 48 North Pizzeria for Scottish, Irish and American folk music. $10 cover charge plus minimum $5 drink purchase required. (3:00 PM - 6:00 PM)
Beaverton Patch Notebook
- Take a look at what's on offer over at the Beaverton Farmers Market: Get a taste of island life with @creolemeup's new Mango La La! (Instagram)
- Today is Black Poetry Day! Might be a great time to head over to Powell's in Cedar Hills to peruse its poetry section. Or try Barnes & Noble in Tanasbourne before October 24 when it closes for good.
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— Ash DeMello
About me: After graduating with a useful degree in Linguistics, I began an illustrious and fulfilling career producing e-commerce product copy at my dining room table. When I'm not writing the Daily, I enjoy helicopter parenting and jogging very slowly on the Westside Trail. If you have tips or suggestions for an upcoming Beaverton Daily, I'm all ears. Reach out anytime to ash.the.copyartist@gmail.com.