LAKE OSWEGO NEWS

Local news and events from the city of Lake Oswego, Oregon

Residents are invited to stop by City Hall, 380 A Ave., to apply for a passport at this year's event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Full story »

Barry Menashe's offices are among 14 major office buildings around Portland that sit completely vacant, symbols of an economy running on empty. In total, the buildings add up to more than 1 million square feet and roughly 4,000 desks that aren't filled by an employed worker.  Full story »

Dorothy Ryan is a licensed esthetician and makeup artist. Full story »

Appointments are required for the tax services for taxpayers who have special needs, are on low or fixed incomes, or are elderly. Full story »

Crews will place logs, boulders and other items along the creek as an aid to threatened fish species. Workers will also remove invasive plants and replant with native species Full story »

Looking for ways to give back to your community. These opportunities in Clackamas County offer ways to help seniors, families, pets and more. Full story »

The event will be at Dennis' Seven Dees Garden Center on McVey Avenue in Lake Oswego. Full story »

Alternating between the U.S. and Mongolia, he competes in events in whitewater kayaking, cliff rappelling, forest running, mountain biking, orienteering, snowshoeing and such relative oddities as spelunking and inline skating.  Full story »

In Lake Grove, Arabian Nights Restaurant serves Middle Eastern cuisine both day and night.  Full story »

Lake Oswego has a lucky streak going when it comes to the Oregon Lottery's million dollar raffles. Full story »

Authors whose works are accepted for publication will receive a copy of the published poetry chapbook as compensation. Full story »

Portland artist Melody Owen has gallery shows this month at The Art Gym and Elizabeth Leach Gallery.  Full story »

The city's criteria for selecting depositors includes bank location, risk, rates and level of community support.  Full story »

Real estate reporter Ryan Frank takes a look at the Builder magazine piece on his Front Porch blog. Full story »