Special Guest: Sergeant Earl Hall from the LO Police Department We had an informative hour-long discussion with Sergeant Hall from the Lake Oswego Police Department at our neighborhood association meeting on Thursday, March 6. Eleven neighbors attended this interactive meeting—wish you could have joined us! We learned a lot. Police Activity and Community Safety Sgt. Hall shared information about police activity in our neighborhood, George Rogers Park, and across Lake Oswego.

Now that I’m retired, that question feels a little funny because no one ever asked me: “How did you like having summers off?” “How did you like college?” Retirement, for me, is F U N. It feels a lot like college again. Every day there’s something meaningful to learn or do. A little “PE.” A few chores. And a lot more freedom for adventures, volunteering, and spending time with my people. But retirement is not just fun. It’s a major life transition. And your neighbors and nei

Kyra Haggart from Parks & Rec shared this update with us about the construction for the Willamette River pathway extension from George Rogers Park into Foothills Park. We so appreciate Kyra's proactive and collaborative working relationship with us. Received by email on March 5, 2026: "Good morning OTNA and trail easement property owners, Happy new year! I don't know about you all, but I'm having a hard time believing that it's already March. I am writing to share a few upda