🎨 Calling all artists! The Cultural Arts Commission is looking for original artwork to be made into a large vinyl wrap to transform the Cannery Square restroom.
⏳Submissions are due this Friday, June 26. Read more below ⬇️Reminder to artists: submissions are due THIS FRIDAY!
The Cultural Arts Commission is looking for original artwork to be made into a large vinyl wrap to transform the Cannery Square restroom. We are looking for art around the theme “SEASONS OF SHERWOOD”—reflecting the year-round use and enjoyment of this City space.
More specs to be found on our website—including info about artisti honorarium, process, and specs; submit your art at the link below to be considered.
Five days left—let’s go! 🎨🖌️🖼️ 🌲
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Reminder to artists: submissions are due THIS FRIDAY!
The Cultural Arts Commission is looking for original artwork to be made into a large vinyl wrap to transform the Cannery Square restroom. We are looking for art around the theme “SEASONS OF SHERWOOD”—reflecting the year-round use and enjoyment of this City space.
More specs to be found on our website—including info about artisti honorarium, process, and specs; submit your art at the link below to be considered.
Five days left—let’s go! 🎨🖌️🖼️ 🌲
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It has been a month since the Mobile Speed Cameras went live and we wanted to provide our community with an update. So far there has been 3,300 drivers who have driven more than 11mph over the posted 25mph zone on SW Oregon St and they will be receiving a warning citation in the mail.
Tomorrow, June 23rd, the 30-day warning period is over and citations will start being issued to drivers who speed 11mph or more over the 25mph speed limit.
Please help us keep our neighborhoods safe by slowing down and driving safely.
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It has been a month since the Mobile Speed Cameras went live and we wanted to provide our community with an update. So far there has been 3,300 drivers who have driven more than 11mph over the posted 25mph zone on SW Oregon St and they will be receiving a warning citation in the mail.
Tomorrow, June 23rd, the 30-day warning period is over and citations will start being issued to drivers who speed 11mph or more over the 25mph speed limit.
Please help us keep our neighborhoods safe by slowing down and driving safely.
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🍦⏰ Last Chance!
Today is the final day to take advantage of our promotion! Sign up for service by the end of the day and receive 1 FREE month of internet plus a Stella's Ice Cream gift card (while supplies last).
Although City offices are closed today, we'll still honor the promotion for any online sign-up or phone call that is timestamped on June 19.
Don't miss out on fast, reliable, community-owned internet & and a sweet treat to go with it! 🍨
Learn more and sign up today.
#SherwoodBroadband
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Sherwood Center for the Arts, along with other City of Sherwood buildings, will be closed today on June 19 in honor of Juneteenth. Learn more about this federal holiday and celebrate Black culture and freedom at events across Oregon— including several of our neighbors: Tigard, Wilsonville, and Lake Oswego.
www.oregonlive.com/living/2026/06/celebrating-freedom-juneteenth-2026-events-across-oregon.html
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As a reminder, the library will be closed today in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. The parking lot book return is locked during the closure, but the book return near the Pine Street entrance remains open. Access your account online 24/7 @ wccls.org.
Have a happy and safe holiday!
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🎉 Congratulations to our Memorial Day Promotion winners! 🎉
Thank you to everyone who signed up for Sherwood Broadband during our Memorial Day promotion. We're excited to give 3 lucky winners $50 Langer's Entertainment Center gift cards!
Watch the video to see who won. Winners will be contacted directly with details on how to claim their prize.
Thank you for choosing Sherwood Broadband!
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Emerald Ash Borer Found Closer to Sherwood
The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), an invasive beetle that kills ash trees, was recently confirmed in King City, bringing the known infestation area significantly closer to Sherwood.
Since being discovered in Oregon in 2022, EAB has continued to spread and poses a serious threat to ash trees, including those found along waterways and in neighborhoods throughout our region. While EAB cannot be eradicated once established in an area, communities can slow its spread and protect valuable trees through early detection and proper management.
If you have ash trees on your property, now is a good time to learn the signs of infestation and how to report suspected cases. Early detection and proactive tree care can help slow the spread of this destructive pest.
🎥 Watch the video linked in comments to learn more.
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Thanks to all who came out for the Summer Art Walk last week!! In a series of posts today, we’d like to highlight the artists and businesses who participated. Go check them out and show them some love!
Part 2: ARTISTS
1. Indio Metal Arts
2. Crazy Bird Studio
3. Theatre Stories
4. Justin Mitchell
5. Matthew Wiren
6. Young artist at Mosaic Arts Loft
7. Michele Gartner and Carl Jones
8. Ryland Potruch
9. Artist/Mosaic Arts Loft
10. Lori Randel
#ArtWalk
#Sherwood
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