The November 3 election will bring significant change to the Lake Oswego City Council. Four of the Council’s seven seats are open, and six candidates are running to fill them. The decisions the City Councilors make will affect your neighborhood and your property taxes for decades. The Council elected November 3 will face important decisions that will affect our city, our neighborhoods and our finances for years to come. Among the issues ahead: The City is planning for a

Here's a list of FUN things to do this fall. I'll keep adding to this as I learn about new things to do. Play Tennis, Bocce, Corn Hole Play tennis at George Rogers Park Two recently repaved/repaired courts we can walk to at GRP! Invite friends to play Bocce on the court at Foothills Park. Bring your own bocce balls. Play Corn Hole with a view of the river at GRP. Bring your own bags. Go for a Hike! Cooks Butte Trail Leaving from Stephen's Meadow. If you walk around the mead

Our library There seems to be a lot of conflicting information about the past and future planning for Lake Oswego’s library. Rather than make assumptions, I want to ask some questions I’ve heard swirling around and would like the City to answer. The published City Council 2026 goal about the Library: "Develop a strategy for an expanded and modern library facility, prioritizing the West side of town and urban renewal funding options, allowing it to serve as an all-ages and all