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HART Theatre's Sellout Season Highlights Hillsboro's Cultural Renaissance

HART Theatre in Hillsboro celebrates a sellout season and introduces a new Artistic Director, Harrison Butler, along with a holiday production, showcasing the community's growing appetite for arts and culture.

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Intel Evaluates Property Sales as U.S. Semiconductor Strategy Shifts

Intel is considering selling its Hawthorne Farms campus in Oregon and a 150-acre campus in California, amidst a global reduction of 15,000 jobs and a $17 billion loss, while U.S. investment shifts to semiconductor production in Arizona.

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Identifying Schools in Need: A Closer Look at Forest Grove and Hillsboro

New education data reveals Forest Grove and Hillsboro schools require extra support, according to recent report cards.

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