The Hillsboro Argus

With the change out of daylight saving time, transit riders should be even more conscientious of safety on their way home, officials are saying. Full Story »

Helvetia family wonders whether an investment in a creamery is wise given Hillsboro’s plans for urban reserve areas Full Story »

On Sunday, November 8, MAX service between Willow Creek/SW 185th Ave and Hatfield Government Center will be interrupted due to work on the overhead power system. Trains will run every 30 minutes from 5 a.m. to noon between those stations. Full Story »

New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo filed an antitrust lawsuit in federal court Wednesday charging Intel Corporation with illegal, monopolistic conduct. Full Story »

One thousand free doses of H1N1 flu vaccinations will be distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis from 5 p.m. until the supply is gone Tuesday at Lincoln Street Elementary School. Full Story »

An elderly woman is admitted to the hospital after an emergency call. Days later, after hospital staff have stabilized her condition and continue to run tests, a relative happens to ask, in the presence of a nurse, whether her family member has been taking her Coumadin, a prescription blood thinner used to prevent blood clots, heart attack and stroke. Full Story »

Verboort gearing up for 75th annual Sausage and Sauerkraut Dinner Full Story »

Hillsboro Mayor Jerry Willey and Metro Chief Operating Officer Michael Jordan will speak at this week’s Friday Forum of the City Club of Portland. Full Story »

Halloween made for a downright dangerous weekend on Washington County roads, with police responding to several crashes and reporting a spike in DUII arrests. Full Story »

Contrary to widely held belief, it turns out there are no binding term limits for volunteer members serving on Washington County boards, committees and other groups, including the Fair Complex Board of Directors. Full Story »