Participation increases by 60% as gallery features artworks in a variety of media
A branch of the popular cookie chain Crumbl Cookies will open in the West Linn Central Village Friday, March 31.
About six months after finishing her first round of chemotherapy, Karin Pappin O’Brien realized she was in a “deep, dark funk.”
Two seats open up this spring as two board members opt not to seek second term
Artistic Director and conductor Natalie Mallis joined the group last summer
Libra Forde, Irene Konev serve in chair positions on North Clackamas School District and Clackamas Community College boards
Clackamas Fire had never before experienced a single wildfire in March during the agency’s history, but with only 1.5 days of decent weather over the weekend of March 17, firefighters responded to five confirmed large vegetation/brush fires, …
In response to allegations in the Clackamas County’s equestrian community, former U.S. Congressman Kurt Schrader said that he was disappointed to hear about recent reports of abuse, but said that the organization he voted to create is doing its job.
Reduction of emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits spur state employees to action
Leo Groner and Scott Erwin will take office next month
West Linn Amazing Educator Kim Ragan brings compassion and positivity to Willamette
All of our communities have educators who are doing incredible work to improve the lives of children. This year, Pamplin Media Group recognizes these dedicated professionals and shares their inspirational stories with our readers in our Amazi…
Restoration work now estimated to cost $2 million
In November City Council decided to move to “hybrid” legal services model
Persian new year honors women fighting for freedom in Iran
Beloved library dog Otto died earlier this month
West Linn High School Teen Advisory Board leading addiction discussion among youth
The OSAA state dance competition took place March 17-18 at the Salem Pavilion and saw a couple trophies head back to the area.
20 years after notorious escape, sheriff's office works on another round of renovations, this time focused on suicidal inmates
Bill Relyea to face Rory Bialostosky in May 16 election
1988 deed restriction says hotel and restaurant property uses must be in "harmony" with each other
With a couple exceptions, nine books will remain at school libraries
Bernert family boat worked on Willamette in 1900s
At long last, West Linn has two new city councilors.
Over the past several weeks the 40-plus journalists who work for Pamplin Media Group have been working to bring you some of the “amazing educators” who are creating those memories for the current generation of students. The result is a specia…
Just three days before the filing deadline, 23-year-old Rory Bialostosky became the first to file for May’s West Linn mayoral election Monday, March 13. The deadline to file for the May 16 election is Thursday, March 16.
The Tualatin-area nonprofit has expanded its services thanks to increased funding during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Glenn Krake named national special recognition advisor
About 300 people attended the event, which discussed diversity, equity and inclusivity initiatives in the community
Many had them crowned back in December when they won the Les Schwab Invitational over nationally ranked teams.
Third phase will remove 10 additional buildings from former site of the Blue Heron paper mill
As of Monday, March 13, just 3,600 ballots had been turned in for the West Linn City Council special election. This means 18% of eligible West Linn voters have voted.
New book on Hart family gives voice to birth families of children murdered by adoptive mothers
Senate Bill 974 was spawned by the case of West Linn doctor David Farley
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