Construction is going on along the Willamette River all summer. George Rogers Park was already overcrowded with not enough parking in the summer. Now there are construction vehicles and work being done along the river to create a new pathway from GRP to Roehr Park. You might want to go there. It's a hidden gem along the river with plenty of parking nearby. Roehr Park in Lake Oswego has a dock and plenty of parking. See photos here: https://www.oldtownlakeoswego.org/post/b

Ever wonder where bees sleep? Or why a yellow jacket, flower fly, and moth can all look alike? For answers to these and many other questions, please come see "The Secret Life of Pollinators," a one-hour presentation by Master Gardener and Forest Highlands neighbor, Leah Puhlman. This riveting, entertaining, and edifying presentation will be Thursday, July 23, 2026 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm at the Lake Oswego Public Library, 706 4th St. Learn about our industrious and indispen

How the City of Lake Oswego can be "Good Neighbors" to Old Town residents. This is the traffic flow and parking plan from the 2026 Arts Festival The Festival of the Arts Showed What's Possible. Let's Build on the Festival's Success. The 2026 Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts demonstrated that thoughtful traffic and parking management can improve both visitor safety and neighborhood livability. Recognizing that the streets surrounding George Rogers Park cannot accommodate lar