Space Force Neighbor + Tie-Dye Event + Free Bowling For Kids

Rise and shine, Beaverton! Let's get you all caught up to start this Monday off on an informed note.

First, today's weather: Clear throughout the day. High: 84 Low: 58.

Here are the top stories in Beaverton today:

1. The Cedar Mill News reports on a positive result of distance learning. BSD’s art students were able to use the unprecedented circumstances to explore their creativity with help from engaged and resourceful educators. The Herzog-Meier Senior Art Scholarship Show served as the final milestone for the graduating BSD seniors, which ran June 8 through 13. (Cedar Mill News)
2. Dwayne Leroy Daan, 42, pleaded guilty to possessing stolen mail and a counterfeit U.S. Postal Service arrow key, bank fraud and aggravated identity theft last week. The Hillsboro man confessed to stealing thousands of pieces of residential mail and using stolen identities to purchase a luxury car. (KPTV)
3. After nearly a year and a half operating virtually, Washington County community libraries are reopening for in-person services. However, library leadership says many of the changes the libraries made to deal with pandemic life are here to stay. Live, interactive, online kindergarten readiness events, live Zoom conversations with local authors and poets and the 'book a librarian' service are among the popular programs that are likely to continue even as pandemic restrictions lift. (Pamplin Media Group)
4. Community member Dallas Ransom is joining the Space Force, according to Cedar Mill News. The newest branch of the U.S. military, Space Force is dedicated to protecting national assets in space. Ransom attended Rock Creek, Stoller and Westview before heading to O.S.U. (Cedar Mill News)
5. Sunset Athletic Club reports on the progress of its new athletic facility, 77 Fitness. The building will provide a supplement for adult fitness, including space for yoga and barre, to the existing club across from Sunset High School. It's slated to open this winter. (Cedar Mill News)

Today in Beaverton

• Sharpie Tie-Dye Shirts— Beaverton City Library hosts an in-person craft event. It's B.Y.O. fabric item, such as t-shirts or canvas bags. Registration required. (2 p.m.)
• The New Normal— At the Garages invites you to a socially-distanced stand-up comedy act. (7-11 p.m.)
• Dance Week Workshop— Get your rhythm out for a full week of tap, hip hop, lyrical and the classic musical theater at Lovegood Performing Arts Company. Registration required. Ages 12-22. (5-8 p.m., all week)

Beaverton Patch Notebook

• Free bowling for the kiddos! Register kids 15 and under at Big Al's, and they can bowl 2 FREE games every weekday (Mon-Fri from open-6 p.m.), all summer long from June 1st through Sept. 3rd. (Big Al's)
• City of Beaverton: With 77 percent of the state facing severe drought, the City invites residents to take precautions and stay informed by visiting drought.gov/states/oregon. (Twitter)

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— Ash DeMello

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