Junki Yoshida, founder and CEO of Yoshida Foods International, has reacquired his brand and is stocking the shelves once again with his iconic Mr. Yoshida's Original Gourmet Sweet Teriyaki Marina...
Remember that scratchy sound the needle of your turntable made when it dropped onto a favorite album or current hit 45?
The Lake Oswego Police Department will begin using drones to help respond to incidents in the community.
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek is taking on chronic absenteeism in Oregon schools and declared September 2024 “Attendance Awareness Month.”
More Portland area schools have announced they will close early because of forecast triple-digit temperatures on Friday, Sept. 6.
Next week, the Lake Oswego School District will host two open houses to discuss the feasibility studies the Long Range Facilities Plan Committee recommended in the spring.
With the city of Lake Oswego planning to review local codes in 2025, the local government and the Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce are conducting a survey to gauge the business community’s thoug...
The Lake Oswego School District announced on Thursday, Sept. 5 that Forest Hills, Hallinan, Lake Grove, Palisades, Oak Creek and Westridge elementary schools, as well as Lake Oswego Middle School...
This story has been updated from its original version.
The city of Lake Oswego will once again embrace the melting pot of cultures that make up the community.
The Lake Oswego City Council ratified a new three-year contract with the local union representing many of the city government workers during a meeting Tuesday, Sept. 3.
In a Tuesday, Sept. 3 discussion about the city of Lake Oswego’s plan for park improvements in the next 16 years, the question of whether the local government should prominently consider geogra...
The blend of heat and wind were blamed for deadly wildfires in Oregon in 2020 that reached the edges of the Portland metro area.
Some Portland area schools are cancelling activities and closing early because of the forecast triple-digit temperatures on Thursday and Friday, Sept. 5 and 6.
The Lions, Wildcats, Lakers and Pacers are all ranked within the top five.
The city of Lake Oswego is laying the groundwork for potentially replacing the oldest fire station in town on South Shore Boulevard.
Clackamas County launched a new program on Sept. 1 aimed at helping people with substance use disorders avoid the criminal justice system and get into treatment.
School has started and that means many high school students are beginning to think about their futures. For some, this means considering college.
High heat is set to return to Lake Oswego and the Portland region this week.
The Arts Council of Lake Oswego will display the work of more than 30 artists who created work based on the concept of a “center” from Friday, Sept. 6 through Friday, Oct. 25 at its ArtSpace ...
The work is expected to affect traffic in downtown Portland on Sept. 5 and 6.
It’s easy to see ODOT’s maintenance crews making a difference when our snowplows, sanders, salt trucks and deicers are out clearing state highways during the worst of our winter storms.But ou...
Finding a platform to tell your story isn’t always easy, but for Lake Oswego students a new podcast could provide a place for conversation and connection.
U.S. Reps. Suzanne Bonamici and Andrea Salinas, alongside local leaders, visited the Willamette Water Supply System treatment plant in Sherwood Thursday, Aug. 29.
Lake Oswego Emergency Preparedness Fair
Former CBS broadcaster and Lake Oswego resident Quent Neufeld recently released a memoir detailing his career in the industry.
The last time most local fans saw Josie Donelson, she was rocking the red and blue of Lake Oswego High School and leading the Lakers to a third straight state track championship.
Every year, two students are selected to represent Lakeridge and Lake Oswego High Schools on the Lake Oswego School Board.
The metro area could see highs breaking the triple-digit barrier by the end of the week; rare for September.
The Lake Oswego School District celebrated the start of a new school year Tuesday, Sept. 3 as students in first through sixth grade, as well as high school freshmen, arrived in classrooms. Wednes...
Student Writers Advisory Group
The Lake Oswego Women’s Coalition has announced its new series of speakers and a new venue for its meetings.
Growing up in an affluent area like West Linn, the expectation for most of Scott Hatley’s high school peers was to go to college. The same was not assumed for the friends he made at a yearly su...
A Lake Oswego resident has filed a lawsuit against the city of Lake Oswego due to road construction work that allegedly caused extensive damage to their home.
The city of Lake Oswego is seeking volunteers for its Meals on Wheels program at the Adult Community Center.
Luscher Farm growers spend Wednesday mornings snipping broccolini stems, plucking tomatoes and harvesting the other abundance of fruits and vegetables at the expansive facility off Rosemont Road.
Though she and others have achieved progress, Lake Oswego resident Kristin Bride still has some hurdles to clear in her race to convince the United States Congress and the judicial system to prov...
Oregonians are likely to see more money back on their state tax returns in 2026 as tax revenues continue to exceed forecasters’ expectations.
A bat that recently flew into a Lake Oswego home tested positive for rabies, according to the Clackamas County Public Health Department.
The calendar says it’s still summer. The weather says it’s summer, too, and high school sports have just begun for the 2024 fall season.
The Clackamas County Children’s Commission will expand its programs and resources with three new locations across the county next year.
Although Lake Oswego City Council approval awaits, the Lake Oswego government and the Lake Oswego Municipal Employees Association have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract for the next...
The city of Lake Oswego’s annual event designed to give the community resources and information for preparing for an emergency, big or small, is right around the corner.
Emergency Preparedness Fair
The Lake Oswego Fire Department rescued a baby deer that had separated from its mother and fell more than 10 feet into a window well at a home under construction on Lund Street at around 9:25 a.m...
It’s official. Lake Oswego students’ cell phones must be “off and away” during school hours throughout the 2024-25 school year.
School starts this week, which means increased weekday morning commuter traffic in Lake Oswego.
The Lake Oswego Review is excited to announce the return of Miles Vance as sports editor.