Back to normal easier said than done at THPRD
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation facilities still aren t up and running back to pre-lockdown standards.
For Don Mejia and his family, the facilities the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District operate served as places for them to not only get a good workout, but a sense of community as well. Both his sons were lifeguards at the Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center, and he fondly remembers seeing folks of all backgrounds, ages and physical abilities using the pools and gyms there.
Like just about every other aspect of everyday life, COVID-19-related shutdowns took away access to THPRD pools, gyms and community centers. But after Gov. Kate Brown lifted statewide restrictions at the end of June, Mejia was disappointed to realize that he can t use THPRD facilities the same way he did before the pandemic. He says the changes in fees and accessibility makes it nearly impossible for residents like himself to navigate what was on
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Apple adds 50,000 square feet of Portland area office space July 22 2021
The tech giant is leasing a 50,000 square foot building just outside Tualatin Hills Nature Park
Apple is slated to expand its presence in Oregon, with plans to lease more office space just outside central Beaverton
The Portland Business Journal first reported Tuesday that real estate firm Colliers noted in a quarterly report on Portland real estate that the multinational tech giant was leasing 50,000 square feet of an office building located at 3555 S.W. 153rd Drive, near Tualatin Hills Nature Park.
The two-story building is listed as having an open floor-plan with bicycle storage, shower facilities and a great view of Beaverton Creek and the wetlands, according to LoopNet, an online marketplace for commercial property. The site previously served as the corporate headquarters for First Tech Federal Credit Union.
Back to normal easier said than done at THPRD
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation facilities still aren t up and running back to pre-lockdown standards.
For Don Mejia and his family, the facilities the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District operate served as places for them to not only get a good workout, but a sense of community as well. Both his sons were lifeguards at the Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center, and he fondly remembers seeing folks of all backgrounds, ages and physical abilities using the pools and gyms there.
Like just about every other aspect of everyday life, COVID-19-related shutdowns took away access to THPRD pools, gyms and community centers. But after Gov. Kate Brown lifted statewide restrictions at the end of June, Mejia was disappointed to realize that he can t use THPRD facilities the same way he did before the pandemic. He says the changes in fees and accessibility makes it nearly impossible for residents like himself to navigate what was on