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Oregon Sen. Merkley comments on Israeli PM’s speech before Congress
Nearly three dozen lawmakers boycotted a speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, July 24, before the U.S. Congress. Among them was Sen. Merkley.
Former Lake Oswego High School coach sues school district over firing related to transgender participation in athletics
John Parks, the former track and field and cross country coach at Lake Oswego High School, filed a lawsuit against the Lake Oswego School District and Lake Oswego School Board on Wednesday, July ...
Staff responds to community questions about repeal of parking mandates in Lake Oswego
The city of Lake Oswego is continuing on the path toward eliminating, or substantially reducing, parking mandates in response to a state requirement.
Lake Oswego Review earns 12 awards in state journalism contest
The Lake Oswego Review took home 12 awards in the 2024 Better Newspapers Contest organized by the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association.
A primer on Oregon’s ranked choice voting ballot measure
This November, Oregon residents will consider a new way to elect political representatives.
‘A window and a mirror’: Lake Oswego author tells story of her World War II veteran father and the trauma they shared
For decades, Lake Oswego resident Becky Ellis and her father Louis Boswell avoided the source of their collective pain.
Oregon congressional delegates urge VA to expand care to medical cannabis
They say that the prohibition deprives veterans of a drug that’s legal in nearly 40 states and forces them go to outside the VA system.
Nonprofit dedicated to Lake Oswego graduate who died of leukemia to hold fundraiser
After witnessing her daughter endure the challenges of a stem cell transplant, West Linn resident Deb Helgerson runs a nonprofit dedicated to helping others who are undergoing such procedures at ...
Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley to boycott speech by Israeli PM Netanyahu
Oregon’s junior senator has protested the actions by the Netanyahu administration and the Israel Defense Force during the war in Gaza.
Attend National Night Out celebrations in Lake Oswego
Dozens of streets in Lake Oswego will host National Night Out celebrations from 5-9 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 6.
Oregon Republican Rep. Chavez-DeRemer agrees to four TV debates with challenger Bynum
They’re vying for Oregon’s Congressional District 5, which stretches from Woodburn to Bend.
Our readers: Vice President Harris should run for president; but don’t ignore the rest of the Democratic bench
We asked readers of the Portland Tribune and its more than two dozen sister publications who should take the baton now that President Biden has dropped out of the race.
Lake Oswego School District releases annual healthy and safe schools plan
During the 2023-24 school year, the Lake Oswego School District spent $136,350 to remediate failed radon tests and remove asbestos from existing facilities.
Tigard's Empresarios Night Market to feature Latino vendors, food and performers Friday
More than 20 local vendors are expected to show up for the 4 to 8 p.m. event set for Friday, July 26, at Universal Plaza.
Street of Dreams pivots to showcase a variety of builders across multiple communities
Although initially tabbed for the Forest Highlands neighborhood in Lake Oswego, the 2024 Street of Dreams this August will instead take place across multiple communities and feature a more varied...
Lake Oswego resident, former party leader, discusses experience at Republican National Convention
With the Republican Party presidential nomination a foregone conclusion, the central purpose of the 2024 Republican National Convention, according to Lake Oswego resident and recent gubernatorial...
Attend cruise through Willamette Falls, Lake Oswego and other areas
The Rivers of Life Center, in collaboration with the Oregon City Business Alliance, welcomes community members to embark on a cruise to Willamette Falls, and through West Linn, Lake Oswego and Gl...
Lake Oswego to pay losing bidders for treatment plant project
As a way to ensure it receives attractive bids, the city of Lake Oswego will pay a fee to the top two losing bidders for a project to build a new wastewater treatment plant in the Foothills area.
Lake Oswego voters to decide whether psilocybin facilities will be allowed in town
Lake Oswego voters will mull at least two local ballot measures this November.
Lake Oswego to refer Stevens Meadows ballot measure to voters
After the city of Lake Oswego completed polling showing that local residents have some interest in allowing Clackamas County to encroach upon the protected Stevens Meadows park property to bolste...
Gov. Kotek proposes three steps to increase state school fund by a half-billion dollars
Last year, Oregon public schools celebrated the historic investment of $10.2 billion to the State School Fund.
Lake Oswego District agrees to new one-year deal with teachers union
The Lake Oswego School District approved a new teacher’s contract during its Monday, July 15 meeting.
National news has you feeling anxious? Join the club
An attempted assassination and the most vitriolic presidential campaign in living memory, a lot of people feeling a spike in general anxiety.
A Portland State University study upends assumptions about Measure 110 impacts
The study examines the role of law enforcement in guiding people into recovery and coincides with the preparation of new diversion programs.
Peter Courtney, longtime Senate leader, dies at 81
The Salem Democrat was Oregon's longest serving state legislator and president of the Oregon Senate. Among his legacies: Reshaping mental health and the Legislature.
Mercy Housing celebrates opening of Mercy Greenbrae on old Marylhurst University campus
If the former Marylhurst University campus seems quiet now, it won’t be for much longer.
Oregon governor orders flags to half-staff in honor of late Senate President Peter Courtney
Courtney, 81, died on Tuesday, July 17.
What's the Lake Oswego School District building this summer?
This summer marks the beginning of the end of construction projects funded by the Lake Oswego School District’s 2021 capital bond.
Oregon Department of Forestry hires two new specialists in battle with beetles
Emerald ash borer threat leads to major expansion of team
Peter Courtney, legendary and longtime leader of Oregon’s state Senate, has died
Courtney, 81, was a fixture in Salem politics for nearly a half a century.
30,000 children in low-income Oregon families missing out on extra food benefits
The Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program for Children pays $120 per child to help low-income families cover food costs over the three-month summer period.
Portland General Electric: 5 tips to avoid scammers
More than 1,117 instances of scams or misleading activities have been reported by PGE in 2024.
Wildfire smoke to blow into Portland Tuesday, poor air quality expected
The air in the Portland metro area could get smoky on Tuesday but not as bad as the wildfires of 2020, which darkened the skies and turned the sun blood red.
‘Hottest ticket in town’: Reserve your seat on next year’s Lake Oswego Preservation Society architectural boat tour
After only a week, the 2024 Lake Oswego Architectural Boat Tour is sold out for another year.
U.S. Senate Democrats’ report looks at impact on Pacific Northwest states in post-Roe v. Wade world
Democratic senators, advocates of abortion rights, blame the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning Roe v. Wade for impacts on women’s health nationwide and here in Oregon.
Oregon Health Authority needs more language and behavioral health services, report says
The Oregon Health Authority’s Ombuds Program is concerned about the lack of care in languages other than English and gaps in mental health and addiction treatment for Oregonians enrolled in Med...
Feds commit another $1.5 billion for new I-5 bridge
Total is now up to $2.1 billion, plus $1 billion each from two states and tolls. Construction start now envisioned for 2026 after completion of impact statement.
Portland's Merideth Kaye Clark takes on role of music icon Carole King in Tigard
Clark is the lead in Broadway Rose Theatre Company's "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical."
3 Leg Torso returns to Lake Oswego at Foothills Park with the Portland Festival Symphony
Every summer, the community gathers to enjoy a Lake Oswego tradition: concerts in the park.
Lake Oswego officer reflects on how homicide of aunt and uncle led her to policing career
As a police officer, Eryn Leonard has to interact with people during the worst times of their life. Relating to that, she said, can sometimes prove challenging.
AT&T data breach: 3 things to know
Data such as Social Security numbers were not released in this hack, the telecommunications giant reports.
Lake Oswego reaches settlement in Mountain Park flooding case
The city of Lake Oswego and its insurance provider reached a settlement in April with a Mountain Park resident whose home flooded due to a water main break in late 2023.
Survey on improvements to Blue Lake Regional Park open until Aug. 15
Metro officials say they expect to begin construction in 2026 or 2027 and community members will help prioritize the projects to be built first.
Lake Oswego community selects winner of Gallery Without Walls program
The people have spoken.
Organization aiming to help disabled officers to host major fundraiser in Lake Oswego
An organization aiming to help police officers who have been seriously injured or disabled in the line of duty is hoping to build support through a weekend extravaganza in Lake Oswego.
Lake Oswego mayor and three councilors announce reelection bids
The Lake Oswego mayor and three city councilors who have served together for the past four years have jointly announced reelection campaigns.
OHSU study finds benefits of using telehealth to help treat opioid addiction
Patients say video visits gave them a greater sense of autonomy and control over their treatment.
Oregon Rep. Blumenauer: Biden should step aside
The 14-term House member is the first in Oregon's congressional delegation to urge a new presidential nominee when Democrats convene in August in Chicago.
Lake Oswego government holds neighborhood meetings to get feedback on new pathways
The city of Lake Oswego is hosting meetings with neighbors regarding the design of new pathways that will make local neighborhoods easier to navigate.
Lake Oswego artist makes animal sculptures for Utah children’s hospital
A Lake Oswego artist who previously fashioned a talked-about whale sculpture at a Salt Lake City intersection has created a series of pieces for a children’s hospital.