West Linn News

Whew! Most of the Portland area avoided a lot of damage from Monday night's big blast.

Authorities raided four illegal marijuana-growing operations last week, including ones like these in Eugene as well as one in West Linn.

A severe swine flu vaccine shortage and long lines have dominated the headlines.

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A 55-year-old West Linn man was cited for careless driving for causing a multi-vehicle collision on Interstate 205 Friday morning that injured two people, according to Oregon State Police.

Senior Dan Fister and Sophomore Carly Fister of Wilsonville High School take notes at a recent Stand for Children meeting.

Lake Oswego Mayor Jack Hoffman said places such as Luscher Farm and Hazelia Field, above, two of a handful of properties that Lake Oswego owns outside of city limits, will continue to provide a rural buffer zone for residents, regardless of whether Metro wants to expand the urban growth boundary.

A man registered to grow medical marijuana has been identified in connection with an illegal growing operation in Eugene and West Linn.

The West Linn-Oregon City Bridge will close for two years in January for maintenance repairs.

A special event tonight at the Portland Center for the Performing Arts, offers a chance to travel through time with some the most popular songs of every war era, starting with the Revolutionary War right up through the present conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

An effort to unseat three West Linn city councilors moved ahead Monday with the city's approval of recall petitions.

A rendering shows the view of what the I-205 solar highway project would look like from Salamo Road.

An item in Sunday's collection of "Short Takes" misstated the date of a trans-Atlantic cruise to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.

The West Linn-Wilsonville School District has announced plans to hold flu shot clinics for students at a date to be announced.

Last-minute Halloween shopper Chloe Webb, 9, is startled by her sister Whitney, 15, in a scary clown mask Friday at the Spirit Halloween store on Southeast 82nd Avenue.

Despite opposition from dozens of citizens and under threat of a possible recall election, West Linn city councilors voted 3-2 Monday to join an advisory committee that will examine wastewater treatment capacity across Clackamas County.

A Lake Oswego man was arrested late Tuesday for attempting to deliver 21 heroin-filled balloons after a police officer found him on the shoulder of Interstate 205, tinkering with his rear-view mirror.

Oregon's attorney general, John Kroger, was recognized Monday night with one of the state's top honors for literature: an Oregon Book Award.

Two men used a large rock to smash their way into a liquor store in Lebanon so they could steal alcohol.

West Linn City Council members debating a proposed wastewater treatment advisory committee are up to their ears in, well, you know.