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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. The 2024 festival is a partnership and collaboration with the nonprofit Open Hearts Big Dreams, which aims to expand art literacy around the globe. The Festival’s theme “Imagine That!” will take the community through a diverse creative process as local artists produce a book to...
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. During the pandemic, many colleges and universities suspended test score requirements for applicants. Now, many schools have made test scores an optional part of their applications, leaving many students to wonder: Do I really need to take the SAT or ACT? SWAG is comprised...
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. During the pandemic, many colleges and universities suspended test score requirements for applicants. Now, many schools have made test scores an optional part of their applications, leaving many students to wonder: Do I really need to take the SAT or ACT? SWAG is comprised...
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. New owners Todd and Shawn have renamed the venue The Headliners Club and plan to liven up the place to attract a broader range of people. “We want it to be a good experience in the food and drink they have, the music they listen to and the overall time they have while...
Population stagnation will affect Oregon's future economy
More than half a century ago, a newly re-elected Gov. Tom McCall uttered the words that still are much debated in Oregon. In a January 1971 interview with Terry Drinkwater for CBS News, McCall said Oregon welcomed visitors. “But for heaven’s sake, don’t move here to live!” he added. “Or if you do have to move in to live, don’t tell any of your neighbors where you are going.” ...
School notes: Earth Day events and more!
Lake Oswego Lake Oswego Sustainability Resource Fair The third annual Lake Oswego Sustainability Resource Fair will be from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturday, April 20 at Lakeridge Middle School. Celebrate Earth Day and connect with diverse organizations across our community who are advancing sustainability. River Grove memorial pavers ...
2024 Infiniti QX55 continues to impress with styling, luxury, performance
Since it was first introduced in 2019, the Pamplin Media Group has reviewed every variation of the luxury compact crossover Infiniti QX50 SUV, including the fastback QX55 version that debuted in 2022. We have consistently been impressed by their sharp styling, standard turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, sporty handling, refined interiors, and advanced technologies. Little has changed from 2019 with the 2024 QX55, the subject of this review. That makes it easy for some to say the Infiniti SUV is outdated compared to newer competitors. I disagree....
Lake Oswego's Max Reckerman committed to pursue soccer at CSUSM
Lake Oswego senior Max Reckerman is committed to pursue his soccer career at the collegiate level at Cal State University San Marcos (CSUSM), On Friday, April 5, the future Cougar took a moment to discuss his decision alongside a taste of what the future might hold at CSUSM. According to Reckerman, he’ll be studying at CSUSM next year while a senior-laden team has its last go-around, before an impending roster...
Movie Review: Sean Connery’s James Bond spies ‘From Russia With Love’
Just as most people have their favorite screen James Bond, most have their favorite James Bond movie. For many purists, “From Russia With Love” ranks extremely high on the list. Being shown by Cinemax on Thursday, April 11, the 1963 caper came close on the heels of Sean Connery’s debut as Agent 007 in “Dr. No” ... and much of the appeal of the second round rests in the actor’s cool confidence in a role he grew into very quickly. There’s also satisfaction for Bond...
Our TV picks for Tuesday, April 9: FBI, Wildcard Kitchen, Password
FBI KOIN 8 p.m. Missy Peregrym, Zeeki Zaki and Jeremy Sisto all return in a brand-new episode from Season 6 of this New York-based series. The series follows agents working in the city’s FBI office, tackling the challenging cases that arise within the concrete jungle. Wildcard Kitchen ...
While defense is the specialty, well-roundedness is the model of success for Lakeridge baseball
During Lakeridge baseball’s 4-0 win over Clackamas on Thursday, April 4, junior pitcher Lukas McLeroy was in a groove. Ultimately, the left-hander carved the Cavaliers up on his way to a no-hitter, celebrated by his teammates via an infield scrum. And while McLeroy will deservedly receive plenty of credit for the win over a Clackamas team that was 6-2 entering Thursday, the junior was quick to point to the defense...
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. So, naturally there’s a festival that is dedicated to that creative vibe — the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works. After two years of the event being held virtually, then a hiatus year in 2023, Fertile Ground returns for its first in-person event since 2020. And simply put, unlike...
Our TV picks for Monday, April 8: Spring Baking Championship, Elton John & Bernie Taupin: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song
Spring Baking Championship FOOD 8 p.m. The bakers are marching through spring and blossoming at just the right time as host Jesse Palmer throws a spring tea party where everyone is on all petit fours. Moving through the season, the judges are deciding who bested the May Day shortcakes. Elton John & Bernie Taupin: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song KOPB 8 p.m. It’s hard to imagine a more in-tune pairing than singer Elton John and songwriter Bernie Taupin. Together, they’ve given the world songs like “Tiny Dancer,” “Rocket Man” and “Candle in the Wind.” Now, their work is honored by The Library of Congress.
Our TV picks for Sunday, April 7: America’s Funniest Home Videos, Parish, Curb Your Enthusiasm
America’s Funniest Home Videos KATU 7 p.m. Alfonso Ribeiro hosts as viewers send in humorous home videos for the viewing pleasure of a nationwide audience. From trauma to one’s nether regions to comical mishaps to wacky pets, what video will walk away as the most-hilarious of the show? Parish ...
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. For the past two years the Lake Oswego Sustainability Resource Fair has given community members the chance to learn more about how they can make a difference in their own backyards. From learning about solar panels or electric cars to trying out the “library of things” with the Lake Oswego Public Library, the fair gives Lake Oswego residents...
Lake Oswego students head to Salem to advocate for the American Cancer Society
Last year, the students of the Lake Oswego Youth Leadership Council advocated on behalf of their generation in front of the Lake Oswego City Council. They asked the council to join their letter to Oregon Senate President Rob Wagner, D-Lake Oswego, championing a statewide flavored tobacco ban. They cited research that showed the rising usage of flavored tobacco products by teenagers and pointed to similar bans adopted in Washington in 2022. ...
Our TV picks for Friday, April 19: The Never Ever Mets, Dateline NBC
The Never Ever Mets OWN 5 p.m. Virtual dating is easier than ever. In this series premiere, couples who’ve never met finally come together in real life. After 12 years, Shay and Josh are in the same room. Sandia is charmed by Chris until he speaks. And, Dymond and Aaron share a meal. Dateline NBC KGW 9 p.m. It’s appointment television when anchor Lester Holt puts together compelling pieces of real-life stories with the help of NBC’s award-winning journalists. The newsmagazine delves into headline-grabbing news of the day, getting to the truth of the matter.
What to watch: The must-watch things to stream this week, Apr. 5 - Apr. 12, 2024
What’s Available NOW On Disney+ “Bluey” - Season 3, New Episodes (April 7) Returning with brand new adventures, this family-favorite kids series follows Bluey, a loveable, inexhaustible, Blue Heeler dog, who lives with her Mum, Dad and her little sister, Bingo. Bluey uses her limitless energy to play games that unfold in unpredictable and hilarious ways, bringing her family and the whole neighborhood into her world of fun. ...
Our TV picks for Friday, April 5: The Shawshank Redemption, Blue Bloods
The Shawshank Redemption AMC 8 p.m. After the murder of his wife and her lover, Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) is sentenced to two consecutive life terms in a Maine prison. Only he knows that he’s innocent. While in prison, he befriends Red (Morgan Freeman) and adapts to prison life. Blue Bloods KOIN 10 p.m. Another new episode of this seminal police procedural means another step closer to the end. As the closing chapter for the Reagan family continues, patriarch Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) serves New York City as the police commissioner.
Our TV picks for Saturday, April 6: SheBelieves Cup, Love & Marriage: DC, 48 Hours
SheBelieves Cup TNT TRUTV 9:30 a.m. Tune in for SheBelieves Cup semifinals between six-time champions United States against 2023 runner-up Japan, live from the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Can the U.S. secure another chance to repeat? Or will Japan get retribution for last years’ loss? Love & Marriage: DC ...
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