Lake Oswego, OR News

• Lake Oswego, OR News
• Walmart opens doors Friday
• Water plant expansion on hold
• Swarms of gold
• Crash course on drinking and driving
• Councilor sues city of West Linn Teri Cummings
• Taking pride in the city
• Lake Oswego scales back UGB expansion plan
• Niswanger honors mentors, friends with ‘The Keeper’
• Rosemont Road improvements set
• Teaching with environmental design
• Running like a Cougar
• Parker Road sale to city bolsters school district budget
• What kids want: a hangout spot and snacks
• City council adds in-house attorney position
• Chase Bank eyes old Kasch's Garden Center site
• Beauty is more than skin deep
• West Linn teen named Community Hero by Children’s Cancer Association
• Holsticka and Parrish will vie for House seat in November
• Wetzel wins circuit court judge race
• Thompson still leading in 5th Congressional race
• Writing for Film or Stage at Lakewood Theatre
• West Linn grad on 'Wheel of Fortune' tonight
• Woman finds missing 2-year-old
• Stafford teacher in running for OnPoint award
• Beat the early heat
• Support for water funding trickles in
• Blue Heron site full of potentials
• Schools budget saved by one-time cash infusions
• Third LO water treatment plant hearing held
• Committee recommends awarding $21,000 in community grants
• Powerfully persuasive
• Online schools alternative for some students
• Tidings names new editor
• With threat of lawsuit, council attempts second try at hiring in-house attorney
• If you're only reading our website, you're not getting the whole story
• 1,500 lose power in Hidden Springs
• Councilor threatens lawsuit over alleged meeting violation
• Counting on the community
• Once bare, Bear thrives under foster care
• Q&A: Deborah Hopkinson
• Building stamina, self-confidence
• A garden education
• Former West Linn Mayor Jill Thorn dies
• West Linn Walmart first of its kind on West Coast
• WLPD, DEA host drug take back event Saturday
• Emotion is key for Garlington's way of weaving
• Weaving in emotion
• Council approves library improvements
• Police chief, city staff get pay hikes
• Leaving a legacy
• Faith in community
• Councilor alleges meeting law violations
• Sustainability fair goes even greener
• Council hears from county on economic development
• Hearing on proposed water plant expansion continues Wednesday
• If you're only reading our website, you're not getting the whole story
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Open With The 1940s Film Noir Musical, City Of Angels
• Metro audit faults land management
• Teen center moving forward with new location
• LO hits snag with Luscher plans
• Making noise at the library
• Alphabeticians aim to please children of all ages
• Ron Le Blanc files for city council
• Charges dropped against Lynn Fox
• Groundbreaking information to be shared at women’s health event
• Final suspect in car break-ins arrested
• Auditions for 'South Pacific' at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Labor organization pickets Walmart contractor
• Making musical memories
• A man and his camera
• WL-WV schools get 111 nonresident applicants under new bill
• Shop for a good cause
• Finding inspiration, 'Finding Kind'
• Three held in WL car break-ins
• Mayor Kovash is running for re-election
• Lakewood Theatre Company Announces its 60th Anniversary Season of Plays for 2012-13
• Three held in WL car break-ins
• One injured in home invasion robbery in Lake Oswego
• County secures Blue Heron site in West Linn
• City explores aquatic center models
• City council race gears up
• Library seeks capital improvements
• How does your garden grow?
• Marylhurst springs into service mode this month
• Credit union returns to West Linn
• Students refine their work skills and their palates
• School schedules shift for adjusted bus routes
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Hold Auditions For The Comedy 'See How They Run'
• West Linn's Walmart may open May 30
• City closes swamped sports fields
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents Goldilocks
• Clothing Sales at Lakewood
• Chris Kerr appointed West Linn economic development director
• Getting 'Grimm'
• Water main break leaves 20 homes without water
• Salamander Cafe serves up hot coffee and cold cash
• California company withdraws from Blue Heron properties
• what's happening - March 29, 2012
• Plugging the public sector
• A day worth living for
• Stately trees get special honors
• All residents invited to celebrate Passover Seder on March 27
• What’s happening - March 22, 2012
• Paving the way
• Wiping out the competition
• Primary school construction is on track
• A matter of pride
• 'Grimm' shooting in West Linn this week
• Obituaries - March 22, 2012
• Stafford unites with citizens’ group to fight compost plans
• Districts to have more input on school achievement
• Winds and snow cause limited disruption
• Grassroots breakfast
• Water woes are brewing
• West Linn to add in-house attorney to staff
• Good neighbors?
• Council re-designates property prior to May 15 ballot amending charter
• Washington County next light rail battleground?
• City seems safe from TriMet route cuts
• School district scales back spots for nonresident students
• Know Your Neighborhood
• Police station will go with a traditional build process
• Mayor cites challenges in speech
• obituaries - March 8, 2012
• obituary - March 1,. 2012
• Teens tackle real-world problems for Science Symposium
• A walk down main street
• Manure next idea for S&H site in Stafford
• Historic homes in Willamette receive a boost thanks to new grant funds
• County outbid on Blue Heron site
• Rob Waibel of WL will compete in lumberjack series
• Musical Theatre Master Class With Justin Brill - Performer In Thetouring Production Of 'Wicked' at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Life's transitions provide a chance to change, adapt
• My first summer job - nothing like summer camp
• Balancing work and play
• Admiring a clinic that provides no-cost health care
• Sharing the floor with "So You Think You Can Dance" stars
• Radon: a silent killer
• Obituaries - Feb. 23, 2012
• what's happening - Feb. 23, 2012
• Making room for more
• Survival of the wittiest
• West Linn explores new revenue streams
• Family, pet snakes safe after fire
• Residents raise a stink
• Teen center at Cascade Summit is one step closer to fruition
• Rosemont trail makes progress
• LO townhouse owners file lawsuit after water damages
• police log - February 23, 2012
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents On Golden Pond
• Top goals: Saving, making money
• Obituaries - Feb. 16, 2012
• Residents will now vote before city re-designates park properties
• Police log - Feb. 16, 2012
• Police go green with paperless tickets
• New hangout for teens?
• Draft of school boundaries revealed
• Sheriff’s deputy involved in crash during morning commute
• Family and pet snakes safe after home fire
• Gone haywire
• obituaries - Feb. 9, 2012
• What’s Happening - Feb. 9, 2012
• Enrollment decision delayed
• Police log - Feb. 9, 2012
• City survey shows support for drinking water bond, but pool backing dries up
• Woman charged with drunk driving while leaving kids home alone
• Imagine the possibilities
• City fires public works director
• TriMet budget cuts take a rough route
• WLHS freshman dies at home
• Share your unusual birth experiences
• Police face discrimination lawsuit
• Police log - Feb. 2, 2012
• Obituaries - Feb. 2, 2012
• Rotary honors Brian Grant
• Nothing to do, nowhere to go
• WLHS evacuated after fire is started in bathroom
• Who’s going to replace Judge Thom in Clackamas County?
• Council appoints citizens to slew of boards
• obituaries - Jan.26, 2012
• ChristieCare of Oregon receives $250,000 donation
• Police log - Jan. 26, 2012
• Change in contract rules could save West Linn money
• County to approve Blue Heron purchase
• You are what you eat – so read
• Aspiring to higher education
• More students could mean more money
• Police log - Jan. 19, 2012
• Police station bonds sell at low rate
• Room to grow
• Chamber opens in new location
• Walmart’s parking lot to see more modifications
• What’s Happening - Jan. 19, 2012
• Share your stories about meeting a celebrity with Tidings
• Applications sought for Old Time Fair Court
• obituaries - Jan. 19, 2012
• Park Academy gives special recognition to school’s founder
• Chappell steps down after 17 years as West Linn's head football coach
• Winter weather tests West Linn’s systems
• LO resident announces run for Congress
• Pizza Schmizza closing its doors Saturday
• Hunter fined $12,000 for illegal elk kill
• City of West Linn supports falls designation
• Police log - Jan. 12, 2012
• Giving a second chance
• Language immersion is back
• Hunger in the hallways
• Police catch burglar after pursuit
• Library throws poetic party for Stafford
• Want to feature your untold story in the Tidings?
• Private teachers get reprieve from code restrictions
• Goodwill donations are strong – up in WL, LO
• What’s Happening - Jan. 12, 2012
• Tan is elected as new council president
• Power outage snarls traffic between Lake Oswego and West Linn
• Lake Oswego files court action against West Linners opposed to water plant expansion
• Pamplin Media, KOIN enter news partnership
• Marylhurst names three new deans
• West Linn police catch burglar after foot pursuit
• New WL school, Spanish immersion on tap for Monday's school board meeting
• Project Runway
• WL taps into LO water after intake damaged
• Ticking package at West Linn Post Office deemed non-threatening
• What's happening - Jan, 5, 2011
• Shopping closer to home in WL
• New chef joins Lynn Luang at Central Village restaurant
• Man sues West Linn police for allegedly breaking his arm
• Lake Oswego family missing overnight on Mount Hood found safe
• Family missing on Mount Hood found safe
• Two West Linn residents injured in crash near Mt. Bachelor
• ID thief receives illegal goods while police at his home
• Girls rule
• 9-1-1 recap
• Expect these updates to arch the bridge in the coming months
• What’s Happening - Dec. 29, 2011
• Lost in the shuffle
• Looking back at 2011
• City Of Angels Musical
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents Blood, Murder And Intrigue In The Portland Area Premiere Of Deadly Murder
• police log - Dec. 22, 2011
• obituaries - Dec. 22, 2011
• West Linn aquatic center on November ballot?
• West Linn mom earns $15,000 from Huggies
• Cities eye solar savings
• CHANNELING SANTA
• Call For Artists In 4 Exhibits At The Lakewood Oswego Festival Of The Arts
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents Minnie's Boys
• Police log - Dec. 15, 2011
• Group assigned to police new station progress
• LOT submits pre-application for water plant pipeline
• West Linn on parade
• What’s happening - Dec. 15, 2011
• Walmart changes begin
• Local artist creates indestructible images
• Robinwood Station to hold recycling fundraiser
• Willamette Locks need to close completely
• Party on a float
• Obituaries - Dec. 15, 2011
• Buying a milkshake can help in fight against Parkinson's
• Electric spirit
• Man tied up during West Linn home invasion
• Walk, run or march to holiday events
• Fall into the holiday groove
• Prankster sets off sprinkler, evacuates WLHS
• Water plant in West Linn gets no special treatment
• Police log - Dec. 8, 2011
• Some teachers, principals earn more in retirement than superintendent
• Obituaries - Dec. 8, 2011
• Honor Our Teacher campaign enhances teacher’s salaries
• Student jumps from balcony onto WLHS holiday tree
• Residents heard loud and clear
• police log - Dec. 1, 2011
• Christmas with a big beat
• A world apart, but still the same
• Burgerville adds local music to its menu
• West Linn artist credited with new LO pop-up shop
• Santa Brunch brings joy to young and old
• What’s happening - Dec. 1, 2011
• West Linn police station speeds ahead
• Poetry in passing
• West Linn senior center hopes to expand with grant money
• Banking on bike bucks
• Fatal collision blocks Highway 43 at Mary S. Young Park
• Want to be in the Tidings?
• Crossroads
• Capping the school district’s open enrollment
• A world apart, but still the same
• Police log - Nov. 24, 2011
• Obituary - Nov. 24, 2011
• Flood of activity
• Wild Arts Festival sets local artists free
• Give thanks before Thanksgiving
• What’s happening - Nov. 17, 2011
• Police log - Nov. 17, 2011
• West Linn-Wilsonville School District’s finances fall short
• City ends agreement with local media center
• ‘Biggest issue next year’
• Parishioners break ground at Resurrection Catholic Parish
• Bringing movies to life
• Home-based businesses may get a little more freedom
• Light up the night at Maddax Woods
• City surveys the Willamette neighborhood
• ‘Yeeeessss!’
• Looking ahead to the future of Stafford
• What’s happening - Nov. 10, 2011
• Obituaries - Nov. 10, 2011
• Get a start on shopping at holiday bazaar
• Tualatin pantry is a vital source for hungry families
• Police log - Nov. 10, 2011
• Trillium Creek emerges
• Local Walmart markets poised for 2013 opening
• NAs hope to strengthen ties with city council
• Enjoy main street treats this Halloween
• What’s happening - Oct. 27, 2011
• Police log - Oct. 27, 2011
• Parents turn out for talk about drugs
• Pedal patrol
• Can you outrun a zombie?
• Cities bristle at Stafford area feasibility forums
• Who dunnit?
• Occupy Portland spreads to West Linn
• TriMet facing $12 million-$17 million budget gap
• Prepare for a scare
• Learn to be a leader
• Vote for your favorite scarecrow
• What's happening - Oct. 20, 2011
• Police log - Oct. 20, 2011
• Durocher’s birthday proves blessing
• Continuing faith-based activities
• WES bids on Blue Heron property in West Linn
• West Linn begins final push to approve new police station
• At impasse, councilor resigns from CCAB
• Right place, right time
• Principals take on mud, rain and cold
• Irving Berlin's White Christmas Opens at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Q&A: Jerry Marshall
• Delivery driver loses consciousness, crosses Hwy. 43, ends up in driveway
• Restoring the earth and cultivating youths
• Save the date for Spooky Stroll
• Tree falls on Skyline Drive home
• Task force hosts adult-only drug forum on Oct. 19
• What's happening - Oct. 13, 2011
• Police log - Oct. 13, 2011
• Obituaries - Oct. 13, 2011
• Composting proposal creates a stink
• A green and gold homecoming
• Stand up and be heard
• West Linn library turns new, digital page
• West Linn schools receive outstanding marks on report card
• Auditions for Holiday Magic Breakfast Theatre Scheduled at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Cycle of giving, getting makes food pantry a success
• Get schooled on drugs
• Caught streaking
• Envisioning improvements along Highway 43
• WL Lions Club collects eyeglasses and hearing aids
• Police log - Oct. 6, 2011
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents ‘Mack and Mabel’
• What's happening - Oct. 6, 2011
• Lose yourself in the Fiala Farms corn maze
• Sewage spill dumps 300,000 gallons into Willamette River in West Linn
• Walmart permits ready, waiting in West Linn
• Car stolen at knifepoint recovered
• City restricts trucks on Johnson Road and Willamette Falls Drive
• Council approves minor changes to Community Development Code
• What's happening - Sept. 29, 2011
• Police log - Sept, 29, 2011
• Practicing what he preaches
• Child brings BB gun to Stafford Primary School
• Communication breakdown?
• Car stolen at knifepoint at Albertson’s
• What's happening - Sept. 22, 2011
• Student enrollment lower than last year
• Auction at Blue Heron mill draws a crowd
• Waluga masonic hall gets facelift
• Police log - Sept. 22, 2011
• Marylhurst Heights Park to get playground
• Two-wheel transit
• Public input sought at meeting on future of Highway 43
• Tourism funds are put to use
• West Linn businesses may soon have option to compost
• Giving a hand up
• West Linn police bust fugitive wanted in Colorado
• Public input sought at meeting on future of Highway 43
• Three primaries receive new libraries just in time for school
• Soletta Shoes opens in Lake View Village
• What's happening - Sept. 15, 2011
• Student-led anti-drug media campaign set in motion
• Turning 100
• Tokens of remembrance
• City’s art collection could grow
• Playground rules?
• City of West Linn receives budget award
• It’s 1908 once again
• Rep. Julie Parrish announces bid for re-election
• Obituary - Sept. 15, 2011
• Bus services named best in the Northwest
• Mini water plant to test new huge plant
• Heightened state standards don’t help AYP results
• Unemployment rate creeps up in August
• Improved farmers market still needs work
• Firefighters battle fire in Camassia Natural Area
• Fire in Camassia Natural Area quickly contained
• What's happening - Sept. 8, 2011
• Obituaries - Sept. 8, 2011
• Chatting with Amy Grant
• Police log - Sept. 8, 2011
• Building remembrance from the ground up
• Police search for couple taking photos of children in Cascade Summit
• The ultimate recycling day
• Backpacks and breakfast
• Bears and bombs: Separate incidents create stir at West Linn High School
• Meet a noteworthy teen
• Police log - Sept. 1, 2011
• What's happening - Sept. 1, 2011
• West Linn students make strides in meeting new rigorous math expectations
• Be neighborly: Extend a helping hand close to home
• Truck fire keeps traffic at standstill at I-205 northbound near Stafford Road
• Typhoon! co-founder Steve Kline dies
• How did 9/11 change your life?
• Police log - Aug. 25, 2011
• What's happening - Aug. 25, 2011
• 8-year-old boy injured in bike-car crash
• West Linn group says ‘it’s time’ for a new police station
• West Linn woman recovering after fall in death canyon
• Back to School for Lake Oswego - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• ‘Annie Get Your Gun’ Opens at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Schrader to hold ‘fiscal town hall’ in West Linn
• Boy, 8, injured in bicycle-car crash
• What's happening - Aug. 18, 2011
• Starting to shape future of Hwy. 43
• Police log - Aug. 18, 2011
• Blue Butterfly Campaign takes wing with event
• TV station hangs in the balance after joint work session
• Lake Oswego woman caught in the act while stealing from West Linn school
• West Linn makes national listing of best places to live
• Barbecue fire ignites West Linn home
• remembering Hatfield
• Two WL schools fall short of AYP benchmark
• Soil test indicates farming changes at Luscher
• police log - Aug. 11, 2011
• First new medical school to open in more than 100 years
• Latest score in sea lion battle: feds, 1; state, 0
• obituaries - Aug. 11, 2011
• Pedaling through any challenges
• Would you like to be a student columnist for the Tidings?
• Heritage foundation finds new home
• police log - Aug. 4, 2011
• Music livens the park
• Party to help children in need
• School District receives $150,000 donation to preserve teaching positions
• SplishSplash
• West Linn district says no to charter school proposal
• Finding funds for public art
• New Beginnings
• what's happening - Aug. 4, 2011
• Willamette separates views of mill site
• Tidings welcomes Lori Hall to staff
• Bolton Daze delights many
• Police arrest car-prowling pair
• Film about dreams becoming a reality
• Local hunter handed tough sentence for elk poaching
• What’s happening
• Weightless wonder
• obituary - July 28, 2011
• Ceremony honors city’s newest cop
• police log - July 28, 2011
• What’s happening
• Tidings staff earns 12 ONPA awards
• Police log - July 21, 2011
• Police respond to apparent suicide off Salamo Road
• Locals turn out in force, and rainslickers, for Old Time Fair Parade
• Police plan Bicycle Safety Rodeo
• Obituaries - July 21, 2011
• Walmart takes another step toward opening West Linn location
• Planting in memory
• Summer interns join newspaper staff
• Putting his nose to the grindstone
• Skype with Mike
• Blue Heron bankruptcy could offer opportunity in West Linn
• Sara Gowdy named queen at Old Time Fair
• Wife of famed actor jailed following violent episode
• What's happening - July 14, 2011
• Fed up with feeding sea lions
• Police log - July 14, 2011
• A rip-roarin’ fair weekend
• Police investigating apparent suicide off Salamo Road
• Work continues on OC-WL arch bridge
• Rockin’ on the road
• Wal-Mart makes it official
• Wal-Mart is coming to Lake Oswego and West Linn
• Police identify man who died in his truck off I-205 this morning
• Survey shows tough climb for police station bond measure
• Sign up to ‘Skype with Mike’
• Scorpion-stung man revisits airplane ordeal
• Willamette Park fired up for Fourth
• Police log - July 7, 2011
• Obituary - July 7, 2011
• What's happening - July 7 to July 14, 2011
• What’s on the horizon?
• A heritage hedge fund?
• Willamette Falls Locks gain more recognition historical significance
• Typhoon! closes West Linn restaurant
• 'Bad Hair Bandit' suspected in Lake Oswego bank robbery
• Scorpion on a plane stings West Linn man
• What’s happening
• Police log - June 30, 2011
• Obituaries - June 30,2011
• Arch bridge closure snarls traffic in West Linn
• West Linn receives restitution payment from Magkamit
• Final curtain call
• West Linn gets restitution payment from Magkamit
• police log - June 23, 2011
• obituaries - June 23, 2011
• District announces new principals
• Saying goodbye to Roger Woehl
• Talkin’ Cops
• Officials consider new location for bigger water pipe
• save the Fourth
• HBA focuses on West Linn for 2012 Street of Dreams
• What’s next for former mill’s land?
• Obituary - June 16, 2011
• Police log - June 16, 2011
• ‘In floater land’
• Join the conversation about a new West Linn Police Station
• West Linn Farmers’ Market opens summer season Wednesday
• Rescue workers prepare for wet, wild summer
• she’s a natural
• Oregon unemployment dips to 9.3 percent in May
• Beastie Boys Bandit caught
• Clackamas County puts off streetcar decision
• Police investigate string of car prowls
• Clackamas County puts off Lake Oswego streetcar decision
• Maphalala brings unique qualities to LOACF
• Star Spangled Celebration and Parade
• Library parking lot no longer booked
• Willamette Falls Media Center’s future is in limbo
• Luscher plan to get public airing June 15
• Police log - June 9, 2011
• Woman arrested after batting practice on her ex
• What's happening - June 9, 2011
• Congratulations, Class of 2011
• Moving the police station
• Come Selah way
• Razing the way for Trillium Creek Primary
• Metro awards $25,000 to efforts at Camassia
• police log - June 2, 2011
• What's happening - June 2, 2011
• Clark leaves Pamplin Media Group for OSU post
• As refreshing as Pepsi?
• WFMC audit reveals $48K in question
• Attend a festival to crow about
• Police Log - May, 26, 2011
• obituary
• Happy ending to three-hour search for missing woman
• Tidings staff takes honors in Society of Professional Journalists contest
• Auditions at Lakewood Theatre Company for 'White Christmas'
• Troy Buzalsky recognized for fire prevention
• Buena Vista: tight squeeze through locks
• Keeping lenses on TV station
• Bringing Bigfoot to life
• West Linn curbs citywide composting — for now
• Police log - May 19, 2011
• May rain showers don't stop Girl Scout Troop 40392
• What's happening - May 19, 2011
• Growing the market
• Oregon’s unemployment rate lowest in 28 months
• Sit and enjoy the White Oak Savanna
• Straight talk
• What’s happening
• Police log - May 12, 2011
• Obituaries - May 12, 2011
• Shedding light on solar power
• Luscher: More of a farm if in city limits?
• Extra oversight proposed for Willamette Falls Media Center
• Board approves teacher contract, reviews newest budget
• Greener pastures
• Report: Oregon a leader in transportation projects
• Earthquake expert says: be prepared
• Website update delayed
• Willamette Falls Media Center to reopen amid financial review
• Police log - April 28, 2011
• What’s happening
• Obituary
• SleepLong takes mic on metro-area airwaves
• City council accepts task force’s aquatic center plan
• Hazing: round two
• Lake Oswego will close three elementary schools
• Bell of St. Mary’s rings again
• What’s Happening
• police log - April 21, 2011
• Don’t read your cell phone or a book while driving, look at this van
• obituaries
• Case closed
• Community groups gather grant money
• Cities close Willamette Falls Media Center, citing need for financial review
• Gert Boyle issues statement at sentencing of three men charged in her attempted kidnapping
• Ringleader in Gert Boyle kidnapping plot apologizes, accepts 14.5-year sentence
• What's happening - April 14, 2011
• A problem right here at home
• Chamber ready for ‘Casino Night’
• ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
• Rosemont is career-focused
• Police log - April 14, 2011
• Boyle kidnapping accomplice remorseful
• obituaries
• Obituaries
• Sonnen sentenced to probation for mortgage fraud
• City proposes $75 million budget for 2012-13 biennium
• Lakewood Announces Its 59th Season Of Plays
• When earthquakes strike
• Contending past Kenthorpe
• Third suspect in Boyle kidnap plot pleads guilty
• What's happening - April 7 through 14
• School district budget not grim, but tight
• School board approves new supe’s contract
• Ramen revolution
• Stafford to weigh urbanizing Borland area
• Planning an efficient disaster response
• Police log - April 7, 2011
• Kidnapping plot ringleader pleads guilty in Boyle case
• City partners with homeowners to remove problematic pear trees
• Cigarette to blame for fire at Wanker’s Country Store
• Pickup truck towing trailer causes pileup on I-205
• School board candidates weigh-in on keeping district on track
• A highway divided
• What's happening - March 31 through April 7
• Report a crime using a text message from your cell phone
• Spring break?
• Police log - March 31, 2011
• Obituary
• Portland-area counties rank among state’s healthiest
• ‘I thought they were going to kill me’
• Boyle robbery suspect refuses plea deal
• Cigarette to blame for fire at Wanker’s Country Store
• Chamber president injured in collision, family seeks help
• Police log March 11 to March 18
• What's happening – March 24 through 31
• The race is on for school board election May 17
• 'Down it went right there'
• Man pleads guilty in kidnapping case
• What can you get for a dollar?
• Mayor calls for more attention to West Linn as transit project rolls on
• 'Good Neighbor Plan' draft outlines design, operation
• Dogs taken from breeder ready for adoption
• Man pleads guilty in Boyle kidnapping case
• Stafford residents to hear proposal about planning the area’s future
• Transportation secretary helps kick off SW Moody Avenue extension
• What’s happening - March 17 through 24
• Reckless driver tangles with police
• Obituary
• Police log - March 17, 2011
• Transit project numbers are nearly split
• Cut trees cause clear-cut controvery
• Officer honored
• With mill closed, future of wastewater lagoon in limbo
• Keeping the community in good health
• Police offer reward for ‘Beastie Boys Bandit’
• Reckless driver tangles with police
• Library sees green for St. Patty’s Day with Irish music
• Bill could streamline farmers market requirements
• What's happening - March 10 through 17
• City council strikes stand against LO-Portland streetcar line
• Skyline Circle turns into muddy mess
• Police log - March 10, 2011
• City issues first capital improvement plan
• Obituary
• Prepared for the big earthquake?
• William Rhoades selected as new West Linn-Wilsonville School District superintendent
• Collect, store and use rainwater on home landscapes
• Blue Heron paper mill to close
• Making strides
• What's happening - March 3 through 10
• Library Foundation purchases electronics for teenagers
• UPDATE: Meeting scheduled to discuss Stafford clear-cutting behind Shadow Wood neighborhood
• Police log - March 3, 2011
• Shadow Wood loses its forest
• Time for a quake-up call
• Crews working to fix a 4-inch water main break in the Skyline neighborhood
• Kovash delivers State of the City address
• A copycat or a connection?
• Old Time Fair princesses announced
• Hello, Mr. President
• WL-WV School Board names finalists for district’s new superintendent
• As Hallin retires from school board, Saito comes forward
• Police log - Feb. 18 through 24
• LO takes step back on plan for WL plant
• He’s the best
• West Linn Reads is rescheduled
• Possible ice and snow has police warning drivers to stay safe
• Parrish to host ‘Ladies at the Legislature'
• Kitzhaber taps Clackamas County’s Peterson for new advisory post
• 'Lend Me A Tenor' at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Nissan Leaf in city’s future?
• Call For Craft Faire Entries 2011
• what's happening
• Mary’s Woods celebrates 10 years
• New fishing dock opens
• police log - Feb. 4 through 10
• obituary
• Studying for a scholarship
• Magic man
• Survivor challenge brings solid week of school spirit
• West Linn will outsource finance directors to Milwaukie
• West Linn mayor, councilors pay $100 elections violation penalty
• Speaking from the heart
• Speaking from the heart
• Going to extremes
• What’s Happening
• Coloring their world
• How would you improve Clackamas County’s priorities?
• Fuddruckers event to benefit food pantry
• Police log
• Show me the money
• LO’s Pine Shed Ribs set to serve up savory barbecue
• Olivers Restaurant: Fine wines, organic fare, neighborhood feel
• Superintendent defends Mexico, admits oversight
• Toilet idea flush with natural charm
• Calling all volunteers
• West Linn council identifies five top goals for next biennium
• what's happening - Feb. 3 through Feb. 10
• Auditions for Secret Garden at LakewoodTheatre Company
• Not without a fight
• Tyler Stenson is best male artist
• Police log
• obituary
• Water facility upgrades could begin in 2012
• City receives preservation designation from first lady
• ODFW hazing sea lions at Willamette Falls
• Auditions for 'Boeing-Boeing' at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Merger results in Buckley Law P.C.
• What’s Happening
• WL-WV administration crunches the budget, seeks public input
• Automotive future may be electric
• Milwaukie set to outsource finance work to West Linn
• Streetcar favor gaining speed
• Police log
• Questioning the county’s proposed conduct rules
• Poll says West Linn residents want a pool, but will they pay for it?
• will you Text-a-Tip?
• Michelle Obama designates West Linn as Preserve America Community
• 'Oh Coward!' Opens at Lakewood Theatre Company
• what's happening - Jan. 20 through 27
• Police Log
• obituaries
• The Falls. The Bridge, The Story.
• Survey seeks input on local stores, restaurants and services
• Sharing finance directors?
• West Linn's Jim Planton wins $1 million in lottery
• Officials to pay penalties for elections law violations
• Possible expansion for WLACC
• A new look at Spanish immersion: Charter School
• Historic Link Between Cities closes for two years
• what's happening - Jan. 13 through 20, 2011
• ‘Wintering-in’ celebration marks two-year closure of historic arch bridge
• Police Log
• West Linners leery of streetcar plan
• Additional meeting on upcoming bridge closure set for next week
• Keeping It Positive
• Identifying priorities
• obituaries
• Council sworn in, Burgess leaves post
• police log
• what's happening - Jan. 6 though 13, 2011
• Locals brace for bridge work
• Wishes come true
• 2010 Year in Review: The West Linn Tidings looks back on our top 10 stories of ’10
• Signs to direct detour from arch bridge already up
• Residents get frank about water measure’s faults
• Lions leave footprint this season
• County elections office to blame for alleged violation?
• What's happening - Dec. 23 to Dec. 30
• The gift of giving
• After burglary, intruder calls cops for a ride
• Police log
• Rollover crash near Luscher Farm sends man to hospital
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents The Musical ‘Cyrano’
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents Simmering Passion And Murder In The Agatha Christie Mystery, ‘The Hollow’
• Is your ornament at the White House?
• Activists take aim at urban renewal
• The Dungeness crab makes the Blue Book
• what's happening
• Stafford elects new board members
• Thanks, Paul, from Lake Oswego
• State housing recovery still in infancy
• City inches forward with problem pear tree removal
• County schools share in misery of cuts
• police log
• Book honoring mill workers out next month
• Send us your holiday greeting!
• Should you pay for the Sellwood Bridge repairs?
• And now it’s time for your input
• Malfunctioning fryer sparks fire at Burgerville
• City offers free sandbags to withstand rainy weekend
• Have your ugly sweater?
• police log
• what's happening
• WLHS student arrested on drug dealing charges
• End of an era
• Stafford Hamlet election to be, or not to be?
• Decision looms on trees
• Malfunctioning fryer sparks fire at Burgerville in West Linn
• Ready for the tree lighting?
• New director takes helm at Clackamas County Historical Society
• Celebrate in your ugliest holiday sweater
• police log
• Police chase ends when car-theft suspect tries to scale rock wall
• Water Fight on the river
• West Linn-Wilsonville superintendent search is on
• WL council OKs deadline extension for planned corporate complex
• West Linn High student arrested on drug possession charges
• what's happening
• It’s the Civil War— strike up the hired band
• Send us your holiday greeting photos
• Did the FBI trick bomb suspect?
• Holiday Magic Breakfast Theatre opens at Lakewood Theatre Company
• West Linn man faces multiple charges in DUII accident
• Increased DUII patrols Thanksgiving weekend
• what's happening
• Dine Out, Help Out
• Hillsboro police helps in West Linn’s Gert Boyle investigation
• Church to withdraw proposal requiring neighbors to help pay for roundabout
• City employees gain floating holiday with new contract
• Tidings announces staff changes
• Police Log
• Clackamas County Board of Commissioners to hold public hearing on proposed $5 vehicle registration fee to support new Sellwood Bridge
• What’s Happening
• Four-legged friends clear grounds for new school
• Reverse 9-1-1 stirs controversy; some residents upset over late-night alert call
• Who won, who lost, what’s next?
• obituaries
• Police log
• Tannler West project under appeal, again
• State adding jobs as unemployment rate holds steady
• Armed robbery thwarted by ‘One Tough Mother’
• Routine West Linn traffic stop reveals evidence of Lake Oswego car prowls
• Two more arrested in Boyle home-invasion assault
• Columbia Sportswear's Gert Boyle held at gunpoint in home
• what's happening
• Fire station open house is a splash
• Sheriff’s office mourns death of K-9
• police log
• Church makes a U-turn on Stafford-area traffic circle
• Standing up to drugs
• Africa Bridge’s Barry Childs gets national recognition
• Rasmussen concedes House 37 race
• Police nab suspected car prowler
• Rasmussen still waiting for returns
• WLHS drug task force gets the ball rolling
• Kitzhaber: Today is first step to better future
• what's happening
• Woods will brighten holidays
• police log
• West Linn Public Library plans for future
• Austin ahead in county commission race
• Hall leading race for Clackamas County Clerk
• State voters deliver definitive ‘no’ to Wood Village casino
• Schrader appears to be the winner in Oregon's Fifth District
• Devlin re-elected to District 19
• Looks like no on measure to change city's water rate structure
• Karabeika retains seat as municipal court judge
• Carson, Jones top picks for city council
• Park land measure approved
• Parrish, Rasmussen in tight race for House 37
• Kitzhaber holds slim lead as race nears the finish line
• Stumptown in Stafford
• Diving into two possible pool plans
• River Heights trees ripe for disaster
• Low impact planned for new primary school
• What’s Happening
• Becoming an angel
• Poll: Dudley has edge in ‘photo finish’ election
• police log
• Looking for burglar in Marylhurst neighborhood
• Ribera Vineyards tastes success
• General election right around the corner
• Boiling down Measure 3-364
• obituary
• County clerk race retains momentum as deadline looms
• Austin, Savas race reaches to rural voters
• Lininger, Needham share strategies for improving county
• Trail to be thrill for all ages, senses
• police log
• Ex-mayor files elections complaint
• New lease on life for Robinwood Station
• Neighbors continue revolution of helping
• State’s unemployment rate stuck at 10.6 percent in September
• The Comedy - The Foreigner
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents ‘The Baker's Wife’
• Police nab three suspects accused of robbing construction site
• WL schools: ‘Outstanding’
• Aquatic center idea swimming along
• police log
• obituaries
• Who’s hogging the water?
• police log
• Alive with art
• West Linn names new city recorder
• City settles over felled trees
• West Linn school year shrinks as board cuts nine days
• Business park likely to lose land-use lawsuit
• what's happening
• Celebrate Halloween
• West Linn Nov. 2 general election Candidate Showcase
• Athey Creek principal wants help finding suspicious man
• what's happening
• Mayor discusses council relations during, after Galle
• Finding his foundation
• West Linn Nov. 2 general election Candidate Showcase
• police log
• obituaries
• WLHS principal: Help us with teen drug-use problem
• West Linn Nov. 2 General Election Candidate Showcase
• police log
• obituary
• Rough start at Rosemont Ridge
• Celebrating Lindy’s 30th birthday
• what's happening
• Eat pizza, help cure Parkinson’s
• Auditions For Two Holiday Shows At Lakewood Theatre Company In October 2010
• Kovash takes lead for mayor, Tan also likely winner for council
• Bicyclist survives accident on Hidden Springs Road
• Crankin’ it back up
• Pool hopes go down drain
• what's happening
• Panel to review sheriff’s office in wake of misconduct cases
• ‘Mad as Hell in America’
• LDS Chapel open for tours, workshops
• police log
• Bicyclists aid car wreck victim
• Cyclist collides with SUV, dies
• Furlough day negotiations begin
• Unemployment ‘bumps along bottom’ in August at 10.6 percent
• Bike rider killed in collision with vehicle on Willamette Drive
• Woman rescued from car wrecked in a ravine
• Proceeds from garage sale this weekend for fire station transformation
• police log
• BACK to DAY ONE
• Services begin at new LDS meetinghouse Sunday
• SIP and SMILE
• Greener future
• what's happening
• obituaries
• West Linn Sept. 21 Special Election Candidate Showcase
• police log
• city hall talks trash
• Suburbs see foreclosures soar; not in West Linn
• what's happening
• Sharing their viewpoints
• Rosemont changes speed limit
• Special election candidates answer your questions
• West Linn Sept. 21 Special Election Candidate Showcase
• Police log
• obituary
• Lucky lab
• Here’s money back, WL
• Walking for research this weekend
• Judge Karabeika faces challenge by Pixton
• Roof fire damages Bridgeview Drive home
• Candidates, voters swap stories at mixer
• police log
• City clarifies need for two elections
• Fairview man arrested for road rage
• Forestfestival
• West Linn water system set for improvements
• Use your head
• New parks under construction in West Linn
• what's happening
• Commissioner’s wife leads county tourism department
• obituaries
• Adventures for the brain
• Parrish gets some national exposure
• High school fails to meet AYP standards
• West Linn interim Mayor Kovash pushed to resign
• Federal funds may give some relief to school budget woes
• Policing the parrot
• Two injured in overnight rollover crash on I-205
• Fight begins at strip club, ends with woman swinging machete at boyfriend
• Youth Board, columnist applications sought
• What's Happening
• Fair is family affair
• Candidates gather tonight at McLean House
• WL-WV School Board seeks new member
• what's happening
• Five vie for two WL City Council seats
• “The Lyin’, the Witch, and the Courtroom”
• WL-WV superintendent’s contract gets a hard look
• Independents choose Bruun over Schrader for Congress
• West Linn candidates debate set for Aug.19
• Kirk’s supporters keep running
• Work on WL-OC bridge set to begin
• Arch bridge work gets under way
• Cummings challenges February harassment allegation
• police log
• Police log
• Good behavior? Get an icy treat
• Firefighters aim to “fill the boot” for muscular dystrophy
• Celebrate art in the forest
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents The Musical ‘Gypsy’
• Centennial Star Spangled Celebration and Parade
• Auditions for The Larry She Comedy' 'The Foreigner' at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Hold Auditions For The Musical, Sweet Charity
• Curtains, The Kander-Ebb Musical Opens At Lakewood Theatre Company
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Lake Oswego!
• 2010-11 Season at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Hold Auditions For The Musical 'Gypsy'
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents Sir Peter Shaffer’s Comedy ‘Lettice And Lovage’
• Auditions For The Musical ‘Curtains’
• Agatha Christie's 'Spider's Web' at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Celebrate The Holidays With The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
• Lakewood Theatre Company Performs Musical Revue, Holiday Magic Breakfast Theatre
• Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE)
• Lakewood Theatre Company Celebrates The Season With a Holiday Fundraiser 'Lakewood In Lights 2009'
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents 'The Man Who Came to Dinner'
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Hold Auditions For Two December Holiday Shows In October
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Hold Auditions For The Peter Shaffer Comedy Lettice And Lovage
• Lakewood Theatre Company presents the Lionel Bart musical Oliver!
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Hold Auditions For The Agatha Christie Mystery Spider’s Web
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Hold Auditions For The Man Who Came To Dinner
• Lakewood Theatre Company Presents the Portland Area Premiere of ‘The Producers’
• With Grand European Tours the Escorting Begins from Your Front Door
• Fourth of July Star Spangled Birthday Parade and Festivities
• Lakewood Theatre Company To Hold Auditions For The Musical, Oliver!
• Into the Woods Opens at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Lakewood Theatre Company 2009-2010 Season of Plays Announcement
• 'A Flea In Her Ear' Opens March 13, 2009 at Lakewood Theatre Company
• Auditions For The Portland Area Premiere Of ‘The Producers’
• Lakewood Theatre Company to Hold Auditions for The Musical - Into The Woods
• 'Bell, Book and Candle' Opens at LakewoodTheatre Company
• New Product Feature: FoodCuber

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