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Creating community and sustainability in Washington County, Oregon
Sustainability News - Beaverton Valley Times
The Beaverton Valley Times - News
Resources for Sustainable Living in Washington County
- When are locally grown products available?
- 10 Tips for Fish Friendly Living from Salmon Nation
- Water Conservation Tips from TV Water District
- Sustainable Business Network - Find locally owned business offering products and services you need
- Community Supported Agriculture - Enter zipcode and learn where to subscribe for part of a farm's output.
- Bonneville Environmental Foundation - Calculate your carbon emissions and Green Your Home with Green Tags
Washington County Links
- Beaverton Chamber Symphony
- Beaverton Farmers Market
- Beaverton, Oregon
- Cedar Mill Website
- Oregon Business Association (statewide group with HQ in Beaverton)
- Oregon College of Art & Craft (beautiful campus with cafe and gallery)
- OregonLive's Washco page
- Powell's Books (events and reading groups at Cedar Hills Crossing)
- Tualatin River Watershed Council
- Tualatin Riverkeepers
- Tualatin Valley Community TV
- Village Gallery of Arts
- WashCo Democrats
- Washington County Historical Society and Museum
- Washington County Peak Oil
- Westside Cultural Alliance
Open Technology, Open Content
Politics
Blog Archive
Other local blogs
About Me
- Frog
- Cedar Mill, Oregon, United States
- I'm an almost-lifetime resident of Washington County who really believes in "think globally, act locally."
For better living in Beaverton Oregon and environs.
We live in the suburbs. We do not love being tied to our cars, shopping at chain stores, living the rat race. We want to be involved with our community, stop global warming, appreciate nature and culture. But we are working hard and raising families. Who has the time?
This blog is for: Creating community and sustainable living in the suburbs What's doing in Washington County and Beaverton, Oregon -- Art, politics and government, nonprofits, local businesses Helping busy suburbanites consume less, drive less, support local/sustainable business
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