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Nurses at six Providence locations set to strike Tuesday, June 18
Nurses at six Providence hospitals are set to strike for three days starting Tuesday, June 18. More than 3,000 nurses are scheduled to strike at Providence Milwaukie Hospital; Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center in Oregon City; Providence Newberg Medical Center; Providence St. Vincent in Washington County; Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital; and Providence Medford Medical Center. The nurses are represented by the Oregon Nurses Association. ONA delivered a 10-day notice...
Oregon ranks middle among states for child well-being in new report
Oregon kids are healthier than average but lag their peers nationwide when it comes to education, according to a new report. The Baltimore-based Annie E. Casey Foundation releases annually a report called KIDS COUNT that ranks how well states support kids using state and federal data. The latest report, the foundation’s 35th, was released last week and includes data collected in 2021 and 2022. It shows Oregon is in the middle among states for overall child well-being. ...
Keeping Your Pet Safe from Insect Bites and Stings
As summer approaches and the weather warms, the risk of insect bites and stings on our pets increases. These can be painful and sometimes lead to serious allergic reactions. Knowing how to recognize and respond to any insect-related incidents can help keep your pet safe this summer. Swelling at the site of a bite or sting is not uncommon. This can be mild to severe, depending on the location or your pet’s sensitivity. Pets may also show signs of pain or discomfort, such as whining,...
Clackamas County supports idea of ballot initiative regarding road work near Lake Oswego park
The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners sent a letter to the city of Lake Oswego last week stating that it supports the local government’s plan to prepare a ballot initiative that — if approved — would pave the way for a road improvement project to move forward despite park property restrictions. The letter was penned in response to a message the city sent in May to the county indicating its intent to prepare a ballot initiative that would amend Chapter X, which was approved by...
Lake Oswego Lobster Feed raises over $350K
Organizer Skip O’Neill said the 40th annual Rotary Club of Lake Oswego and Lakewood Center for the Arts Lobster Feed was one of the best he’s ever attended. The event, where Lakeridge High School lacrosse players cooked fresh lobster at the Lakewood Center for the Arts, attracted 517 attendees and raised over $107,000 in a special appeal that will go to for various organizations — including some that fight human trafficking — Saturday, June 15 and $350,000 overall. ...
Lake Oswego Lobster Feed raises over $350K
Organizer Skip O’Neill said the 40th annual Rotary Club of Lake Oswego and Lakewood Center for the Arts Lobster Feed was one of the best he’s ever attended. The event, where Lakeridge High School lacrosse players cooked fresh lobster at the Lakewood Center for the Arts, attracted 517 attendees and raised over $107,000 in a special appeal that will go to for various organizations — including some that fight human trafficking — Saturday, June 15 and $350,000 overall. ...
Readers Respond: Ideals for off-roading
Your Oregon News asked readers whether they like to go off-roading. About 35% of readers said no. On the other hand, about 30% of reader respondents said they love off-roading as a hobby, and modify their vehicle. About 24% said they like to off-road, infrequently. About 6% of readers like to watch others drive off-road, and another 6% like to go off-roading on vacation of seasonally, they said. ...
With six words, Michele Norris starts a conversation about race
Race. Your story. 6 words. Please send. With those six words (and one number), Michele Norris began a conversation about race that began 14 years ago with 200 postcards she distributed during a tour of the United States — and it continues today with more than half a million submissions from 100 countries. She described the results of the Race Card Project in her new book, “Our Hidden Conversations: What...
The battle of the lake: Lakeridge and Lake Oswego's top prep sports moments of 2023-24
Another season of prep sports is in the books. In other words, another year of fierce competition between Lake Oswego and Lakeridge is complete. After contending for a number of state championships last season, the Pacers and Lakers did more of the same in 2023-24, continuing to separate themselves as two of the most consistent athletic programs across the state. ...
Sweet Survival: PNW Survival Games return for more outdoors
So, you like a challenge, testing yourself in the great outdoors of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, all while having fun in the process. Something’s returning that may just fit the bill. The second annual PNW Survival Games will take place on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 10-11, at the Ripple Creek Campground in Molalla. Building on the success of last year’s inaugural event, this year promises to be bigger and better, with...
School notes: Have a great summer
Lake Oswego Apply for Lake Oswego’s language immersion program After registering your student with your neighborhood elementary school you may apply for Palisades World Language School, LOSD’s world language immersion program. Palisades is currently going through the lottery process for both the Spanish and Mandarin language paths. For more information and the application visit https://www.losdschools.org/domain/61. ...
2024 Subaru BRZ named "Best Affordable Sports Car"
1It’s hard to believe I’ve been testing the back-to-basics Subaru BRZ sports car since 2013, the model year it was first introduced. It seems fresh every time because it is so simple but purposeful – a car designed for nothing but cheap thrills, despite being available with the latest automotive technologies. Car and Driver gave it a 2024 Editor’s Choice Award for Best Affordable Sports Car. The BRZ was co-designed with Toyota, which produces a mechanically identical version called the GR86. They are only available...
Our TV picks for Tuesday, June 18: Fixer to Fabulous; Neighborhood Wars; Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution
Fixer to Fabulous HGTV 7 p.m. A couple reconnects after years of dating, and now they’re moving in together and want to make major updates to their home. As a nod to their time spent traveling, Dave and Jenny look to add traces of the world to create the couple’s unique renovation. Neighborhood Wars ...
All-state softball: Lake Oswego's Lia Komitor headlines local selections
The 2024 6A softball all-state teams, as voted by the classification’s coaches, were recently unveiled. For a complete list of honorees, see below: Pitcher Of the Year Payton Burnham, 12, Sheldon Player of the Year Kinley Pappas, 12, Sheldon ...
THINGS TO DO THIS WEEK: Balloons, festivals and boat races!
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19-SUNDAY, JUNE 23 TIGARD FESTIVAL OF BALLOONS — Forty years from inception, Tigard’s annual Festival of Balloons returns to celebrate its ruby jubilee June 21-23 at Cook Park. Hot air balloons will launch each morning, with vendors and carnival rides available ahead of the evening's Night Glow event and musical acts. Tickets from $15. For more information, go online (tigardballoon.org). RISK/REWARD — Artists have been announced for the...
Our TV picks for Monday, June 17: Name That Tune; Below Deck Mediterranean; NCIS
Name That Tune KPTV 8 p.m. One lucky contestant will turn countless hours putting together the perfect Spotify playlists into a life-changing grand prize in the latest edition of this classic music game show revival. Will their music knowledge be enough to outlast the competition? Below Deck Mediterranean ...
West Linn baseball sweeps all-state superlative honors
The 2024 6A baseball all-state teams, as voted by the classification’s coaches, were recently unveiled. For a complete list of honorees, see below: Player-of-the-Year: Ryan VandenBrink, senior, West Linn Pitcher-of-the-Year: Gabe Howard, senior, West Linn Coach-of-the-Year: Joe Monahan, West Linn ...
Live Music: Who to go see and hear in Portland-area outdoor concerts in 2024
It’s summer outdoor concert season, and free and ticketed concerts abound in Portland Parks and venues from Forest Grove to Ridgefield, Washington to Bend. Here are listings for outdoor concerts that you might want to check out: Waterfront Blues Festival The huge 36th annual festival takes place at Tom McCall Waterfront Park, July 4-7, with...
Our TV picks for Sunday, June 16: The 77th Annual Tony Awards; Naked and Afraid XL; Grantchester on Masterpiece
The 77th Annual Tony Awards KOIN 5 p.m. Ariana DeBose hosts this 77th annual tribute to all Broadway has to offer, including powerhouse categories such as Best Musical, Best Revival of a Play, Best Revival of a Musical and Best Book of a Musical, as well as various Best Performance categories. Naked and Afraid XL ...
Lake Oswego lays out rules for electric bicycles amid usage increase
The city of Lake Oswego is seeing an uptick in the use of electric bicycles and reminded the community about rules and regulations in a press release. “E-bikes provide a fun and efficient mode of transportation, but it’s crucial for riders to stay safe and follow the rules of the road,” the press release stated. These rules include needing to be at least 16 years old to operate one, not riding on sidewalks and using a bike lane if one is nearby. Further, a-bike riders must have lighting if visibility is limited, but are not required to wear a helmet (though doing so is recommended). For more information on e-bike rules, visit https://www.oregon.gov/odot/forms/dmv/6619.pdf.
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