City Council Candidate Suzanne Miles On a sunny Wednesday afternoon, September 9, City Council candidate Suzanne Miles came to Old Town for a walk-about with several OTNA (Old Town Neighborhood Association) Board members. It was a great opportunity to share our neighborhood's challenges and questions with Suzanne—and, just as importantly, to get to know her and learn how she thinks about the role of a City Councilor. We were impressed. Suzanne brings an unusual combination of

Lake Oswego City Council Candidate Peren Tiemann On Saturday afternoon, September 5, several OTNA Board members had the opportunity to spend time with Lake Oswego City Council candidate Peren Tiemann on a walk-about through our Old Town neighborhood. The purpose was simple: for Peren to learn about our neighborhood priorities—and for us to get to know her. We walked, talked, shared some of Old Town's history and concerns, and discussed the issues that matter to our neighborho

OTNA Board Members with City Council Candidate Bryan Guiney Bryan spent two hours with us on Saturday September 5th. What impressed us most was how much time he spent listening to us and problem-solving with us. We walked through the neighborhood, talked about our history and concerns, and discussed both the "big stuff" facing Lake Oswego and "small stuff" problems that are important to our neighborhood. Bryan asked excellent questions. He took notes. He took a lot of note

Neil Tunmore Several OTNA Board members—myself, Jim Perris, Ann Garcia, and Michael Schmidt—recently had an opportunity to meet Lake Oswego City Council candidate Neil Tunmore and introduce him to our Old Town neighborhood. We had invited Neil for a walk-about on September 2 and with rain coming we adjusted to “Candidate Carpool with Neil.” Jim, Michael, and I drove around Old Town with Neil, sharing some of our neighborhood's history, concerns, and the issues we've been work

Heather Ramsey Several OTNA Board members—Jim Perris, Ann Garcia, Jeannie McGuire and Michael Schmidt —along with Barb Perris, who has volunteered with our neighborhood board for many years, joined Lake Oswego City Council candidate Heather Ramsey for a neighborhood "walk-about" on Saturday August 29. It was a great opportunity to introduce Heather to Old Town, show her some of the issues we've been working on with the City, and get to know her better. Who is Heather Ramsey?

Patrick Walsh, a LO resident for 5 years in the Bryant neighborhood with a 4 year old who he takes to play at the George Rogers playground and a wife who is active in Rotary, spent his lunch hour with us today walking around our Old Town neighborhood hearing our history, problems and priorities and meeting neighbors. Thank you for taking the time to get to know us and our neighborhood Patrick. I met Patrick when he attended the July Neighborhood Chairs meeting that Lynn Pete