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Checking in with Superintendent Jennifer Schiele as the 2024-25 school year begins
As summer concludes, the Lake Oswego School District is busy preparing for the 2024-25 school year. The Lake Oswego Review caught up with Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Schiele to discuss the school year and the district’s upcoming capital construction bond campaign. “My summer was both relaxing and productive. I took some time to recharge with family in Minnesota, which is always important before the start of a new school year. I...
Fall Previews: Lake Oswego boys cross country
Coach: Tim Broe 2023 results: Fourth at the Three Rivers League district meet 2024 team: Senior Colin Manning (20th at the 2023 TRL district meet), senior Rylan Eftekhar (12th at district), senior Bryce Looney (37th at district), junior Chris Hyashi (21st at district), junior Logan Shi (35th at district), sophomore Keoni Padaca (42nd at district), sophomore Asher Tobin, junior Justin Connolly, sophomore Rowan Cook, junior Rohan Gore, junior Jack Henry...
Candlelight Concert Series coming to Portland, get tickets for ‘From Bach to The Beatles’
Fever Up’s newest Candlelight Concert is From Back to The Beatles, happening Saturday, September 7 at 6:30 p.m. at Miller Hall. Tickets are now available starting at only $50 per seat. Doors open half an hour prior to the concert. • Get tickets to see From Back to The...
Deadline to file for Portland City Hall elections is here
Portlanders have just 24 hours left to join what’s gearing up to be a historic November council race. Tuesday is the last day people vying for a seat on Portland’s newly expanded city council or in the mayor or auditor’s office can file. The full candidate lineup...
Late chef Naomi Pomeroy’s final restaurant, L’Echelle, launches with ‘backyard party’
Back in May, in one of our last text messages before she died, I was bugging Naomi Pomeroy for more information about her upcoming Southeast Portland bistro, a restaurant first mentioned in The Oregonian’s scoop on the late chef’s Cornet Custard shop. I had found an LLC for...
In women’s college volleyball, realignment shifts some top powers, rivalries as popularity surges
Perhaps no sport will be impacted more by the most recent round of conference realignment than women’s volleyball. Five of the last nine schools to win national championships switched conferences during the offseason. Those five schools (Texas, Stanford, UCLA, Washington and Southern California) have combined to claim 12 of the last 23 titles.
Photos: Scenes from the Wilsonville Skate Jam
Skaters gathered at the annual Wilsonville Skate Jam on Saturday, Aug. 24, which also featured the unveiling of the new mural at the Memorial Park Skatepark. The skate jam had opportunities for skaters of all levels to participate.
Clear the Shelters: Humane Society of the Ochocos in Prineville offers specials on cats, dogs looking for loving homes
Our month-long campaign to Clear the Shelters takes us now to the Humane Society of the Ochocos. The no-kill shelter in Prineville was founded in 1995 to find homes for hundreds of cats and dogs. The post Clear the Shelters: Humane Society of the Ochocos in Prineville offers specials on cats, dogs looking for loving homes appeared first on KTVZ.
Homeless man KATU's been reporting on for months cited for violating camping ordinance
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — One of the people cited recently for violating Portland’s camping ordinance is someone KATU News has been following for nearly a year. KATU’s Steve Dunn first met Kevin Hays while shooting a City in Crisis: Finding Solution special in the fall of 2023. KATU worked with the city to get Kevin into the Clinton Triangle Temporary Alternative Shelter Site (TASS).
Value of rare Tiffany sterling piece, in a Portland closet for 4 generations, stuns owners
Oregon antiques expert Gary Germer has heard the story before: No one in his client’s family wanted a long stashed-away relic and the owner, who was downsizing, asked Germer its value to decide what to do with it. Turns out, the elaborate centerpiece — called an epergne — that had remained in the same family for four generations but rarely been used was made of pure silver and purchased in 1867 from Tiffany & Co.
Mid-Willamette Valley prep sports schedule Aug. 29-31
High school sports have returned and we couldn’t be more excited. Take a look below and find out where all our Mid-Willamette Valley teams are playing to open the fall season. Multiple teams are playing in jamborees, which will not count against their overall record. Volleyball Thursday, Aug. 29: C.S. Lewis Academy @ Lyle/Wishram, 4...
Severe Winds to Cause Chaos In Washington And Oregon
Get set for gusty winds to arrive in the PNW by Tuesday afternoon. According to the National Weather Service in Pendleton, A strong cold front is expected to sweep across Oregon, bringing high winds to Oregon and Washington. Winds anywhere from 20-30 mph are expected and higher gusts are possible.
‘I saw a whole other class of zombies’: Bend homeless share stories of M. 110 impacts ahead of reforms, ‘deflection’
Oregon's four-year-long Measure 110 drug decriminalization experiment is approaching its end next week, after legislators and the governor signed off on recriminalization and new reforms, but left many of the details up to each county to work out. The post ‘I saw a whole other class of zombies’: Bend homeless share stories of M. 110 impacts ahead of reforms, ‘deflection’ appeared first on KTVZ.
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