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‘Nobody was looking to understand’: High schoolers discuss substance use at Oregon Recovery Community Summit
At the DoubleTree Hotel near Lloyd Center, in the heart of Northeast Portland, the Oregon Recovery Community Summit filled the hotel conference center’s hallways with chatter and laughter.
Lake Oswego chooses to fund Willamette River access, Luscher Farm improvements with Metro grant money
The Lake Oswego City Council chose to award most of the $2 million from a Metro regional government program to three projects: enhanced access to the Willamette River at George Rogers Park, impro...
Clackamas County under fire for proposed road construction on Lake Oswego park property regulated by charter amendment
The city of Lake Oswego and Clackamas County face the possibility of litigation over the county’s planned improvements to Stafford Road and Childs Road that would impact the charter-protected a...
Incumbents stockpile money as challenger leads rival in primary
Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer and Democrat Andrea Salinas of Tigard prepare for their first re-election bids; Janelle Bynum raises more than Jamie McLeod-Skinner in their contest for the 5th Dis...
Lake Oswego is looking for student leaders for the 2024-25 school year
Every year, student representatives from all over Lake Oswego help the city run smoothly by making their voices heard, lending a hand and providing invaluable youth perspectives on local issues.
Oregon's minimum wage is going up this summer across the state
Portland metro area, urban and nonurban areas have separate rates as set by a 2016 change for a three-tiered system.
Military memorabilia: Oregon City man quietly built huge collection
When Mark Togni walked the Oregon City property he and his business partner were interested in buying recently, the depth and breadth of the military history stored there wasn’t all that clear.
Additional counterclaim filed in Mark Hanna court saga
Former Directors Mortgage coworkers Mark Hanna and Anthony Levrets, who filed lawsuits against each other in late 2023 and early 2024, have now also filed counterclaims to each other's lawsuits.
More people in Oregon buy private health insurance plans as thousands lose Medicaid coverage
They represent a small fraction of the tens of thousands of people who’ve lost free Medicaid benefits since April 2023.
Port of Portland will end shipping container service in October; economic impact could be statewide
Port officials say the shipping container service, which benefits businesses and commerce statewide, no longer is financially feasible.
What does Lake Oswego’s status as shareholder of Lake Corporation mean for lake trial?
The Lake Corporation, which represents shareholders along Oswego Lake, has argued to Clackamas County Circuit Court that the city of Lake Oswego should not be required to allow water access from ...
'Tolling is still coming': Vote before tolls initiative shifts focus to 2026
Initiative aims to give residents the right to vote on whether roads in their area will be tolled
'Go play:' Check out forum on AI or sustainability fair in Lake Oswego
Kruse Way Economic Forum
St. Stephen’s Academy senior represents Oregon at Poetry Out Loud National Finals
“Beginning,” a poem by James Wright, starts with the lines, “The moon drops one or two feathers into the field. The dark wheat listens.”
Pet store plans to open first Oregon location in Lake Oswego
A new store to buy food, other necessities and goodies for your pet has set up shop in Lake Oswego.
Police investigate missing man last seen in Lake Oswego
The Happy Valley Police Department is investigating the disappearance of Scotland Miller, who was last seen between 7:30-8 p.m. Thursday, April 11 near Iron Mountain Boulevard in Lake Oswego.
Democratic candidates for treasurer tangle at forum
City Club of Portland hears differences between Jeff Gudman and Elizabeth Steiner in their race for the position being vacated by Tobias Read.
Lake Oswego hopes to fill 45 positions through appointment process
The city of Lake Oswego seeks applicants to fill 45 positions on its boards and commissions this year.
Lake Oswego Reads celebrates Indian culture during party
The Lake Oswego Reads Party, inspired by the program’s 2024 selection “Honor” by Thrity Umrigar, featured Indian food, dances and henna tattoos at the Lake Oswego Public Library Sunday, Apr...
Federal judge dismisses former legislative employee’s suit over Oregon Capitol harassment investigations
Nate Monson alleged top lawmakers and legislative staff retaliated against him by publicizing discrepancies in his résumé after he raised concerns.
School notes: Spring has sprung!
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Asian Cultural Festival has something for the whole family
One of Lake Oswego’s favorite local events is back for the third year in a row.
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek chooses new education adviser from Oregon Department of Education
Rachael Moser, 37, is a former director at the Oregon Department of Education in the office of education, innovation and improvement.
Washington man arrested, charged in connection with 2022 attacks on Oregon electrical grid
The man is suspected of damaging the Sunnyside Substation in Clackamas County in November 2022.
Oregon study finds no link between COVID-19 vaccine, cardiac deaths
The Oregon Health Authority study is based on nearly 1,300 deaths of Oregonians from 16 to 30 years old.
Former Lake Oswego High Black Student Union founding member writes debut novel
Lake Oswego High School graduate Daniel Nsengimana wants to show a narrativized representation of African history prior to modern colonization.
Directors Mortgage, Mark Hanna file counterclaim following sexual grooming allegation, accuse plaintiff of extortion
After a former employee of Directors Mortgage filed a lawsuit in January alleging that company CEO Mark Hanna had tried to sexually groom his 16-year-old daughter, Hanna and Directors Mortgage re...
Learn, engage and broaden your horizons at the Lake Oswego Sustainability Resource Fair
Editor’s note: This story appears in the April edition of LO Monthly.
Lawsuit filed against Lake Oswego government, former police officer convicted of official misconduct
A woman filed an $800,000 lawsuit against the city of Lake Oswego, Police Chief George Burke and former Lake Oswego police officer Michael Svoboda Tuesday, April 9, a day after Svoboda was convic...
West Linn and Lake Oswego musicians win national piano duet competition, first Oregonians to win and qualify
At the end of Greg Anderson’s arrangement of Aram Khachaturian’s “Sabre Dance,” Alexis Zou, a Lake Oswego High School sophomore, has to make a complicated maneuver.
The men who filed Oswego Lake public access case testify in front of jury
The two men who filed a lawsuit over access to Oswego Lake over a decade ago were the first to provide testimony in the second phase of the trial last week.
Join the Hallinan Heights Neighborhood Association for the first nature scavenger hunt at Freepons Park
Spring has sprung and Earth Day is right around the corner, making now the perfect time of year to explore nature.
‘This is an important case’ — New chapter of Oswego Lake trial begins with arguments from all sides
Following jury selection and other procedural matters, the second phase of the trial over Oswego Lake access began in earnest Wednesday, April 10. Attorneys representing plaintiffs Mark Kramer an...
Former Portland Trail Blazer Ben McLemore arrested, accused of rape in Lake Oswego
Former Portland Trail Blazer Ben McLemore faces multiple felony sexual abuse charges stemming from an alleged assault that took place in Lake Oswego.
Clackamas County offering medication disposal option
Clackamas County is now offering free Deterra medication disposal pouches to help residents dispose of unused drugs safely.
Oregon ombudsman report says DHS could have prevented woman’s death in Sandy
A blistering state report lays out shortcomings in how DHS regulators responded to a troubled memory care facility before and after the death of a resident.
'Go play:' Check out Kruse Way forum on AI, Lake Oswego Reads party
Lake Oswego Reads party
Oregon lawmakers pass first campaign finance limits in 50 years
Governor notes landmark in a ceremonial signing of House Bill 4024, which takes effect after the 2026 election and puts Oregon among 45 other states with limits.
Lake Oswego resident running again for Miss Oregon for America Strong
After finishing as a runner-up last year, Lake Oswego resident Emma Burke has her sights set on achieving the title of Miss Oregon for America Strong next month.
Tootie Smith, Craig Roberts spar during Clackamas County election forum
This story has been updated from its original version.
Democratic super PAC plans to spend $10 million on congressional ads in Oregon
On a national scale, the Portland market will be the third largest recipient of Democratic spending, behind only New York City and Los Angeles.
Former Lake Oswego officer pleads guilty after having sex while on duty
Following a guilty plea, a former Lake Oswego police officer was convicted in Clackamas County Circuit Court Monday, April 8 for having sex while on duty.
Lakeridge High School Skill Fair: Review reporter learns a plethora of new skills at new mutual aid event
Like many, I spent a large portion of the summer of 2020 trying to master the art of making sourdough bread.
Lakewood Center of the Arts announces 61st Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts: “Imagine That!”
Lake Oswego will come alive for the three-day Festival of the Arts at the Lakewood Center for the Arts and George Rogers Park June 21-23.
Student Writers Advisory Group: Should the ACT/SAT be required on college applications?
This month the members of Pamplin Media Group’s Student Writers Advisory Group — better known as SWAG — addressed standardized test score requirements on college applications.
Lake Oswego entertainment venue rebrands, hopes to attract younger crowd
Under new ownership, the former At the Garages entertainment venue in Lake Oswego is undergoing a makeover.
Population stagnation will affect Oregon's future economy
Estimates differ by Portland State, U.S. Census, but both indicate slower growth than has been the norm in the state for most of the past 50 years.
School notes: Earth Day events and more!
Lake Oswego
Portland area offers plenty of artistic 'Fertile Ground'
The Rose City has always danced to its own artistic beat, providing a fertile ground for creativity and all that entails.