Durham News

The Oregon Zoo's ZooLights celebration runs through Jan. 3. The photography display featuring work by Harrison Higgs ends today at the North Bank Artists Gallery in Vancouver.

At a time when many businesses are announcing cutbacks and closures, Walton Physical Therapy has expanded to a second clinic in Durham, at 17020 S.W. Upper Boones Ferry Road and is offering free injury assessments and sports medicine nights to the public.

The Lifeforce Challenge, a 5k and 10k race in Eugene, is mainly on trail, making it a new challenge for many runners.

One person was killed early Saturday morning in a two-vehicle collision on Interstate 5 near Lake Oswego.

Startup: Vital signs of a young regional company Spectrum Detector Inc. Lake Oswego Founded in June 2006 Don Dooley Products: Calibrated digital instruments that measure the power and energy of lasers, LEDs, solar lamps and other light sources.

Water run-off from an apartment building in Tigard flows into the Tualatin River.

The Ki-a-Kuts bike-pedestrian bridge crosses the Tualatin River, connecting parks in Tualatin, Durham and Tigard.

Clean Water Services will offer one-hour tours in July at two of its wastewater treatment plants.

Grange Capitol leased 2,329 square feet of office space at Tigard Triangle Commons, 11850 S.W. 68th Ave., Tigard, from PNWP.

Phillip Abrary, David Van't Hof, Roy Rogers and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. inspect the first ton of fertilizer from the Durham Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility.

Dale Ebel offers the teaching at Rolling Hills Community Church on May 24, his next-to-last Sunday as senior pastor.

Gov. Ted Kulongoski will join Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the opening today of the first commercial facility in the United States to incorporate innovative new technology that recovers phosphorus and other nutrients from wastewater and recycles them into environmentally-safe premium-quality commercial fertilizer.

The 10 Cane 10k, a race by Energy Events, will be this Sunday, June 7th in Tualatin.