Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Lake Oswego.
Gwen Foley, 94, has taught adaptive swimming for decades and helped people with disabilities gain confidence, mobility, and joy in the water—her work continues to inspire local swimmers today.
The Oregon Zoo announced that fan favorite Nora will leave for Wisconsin’s Henry Vilas Zoo this fall to help boost the polar bear population—she will later meet a potential mate—while the zoo welcomes playful Kallik from St. Louis Zoo.
Stafford Road will reopen to traffic on Oct.
1 after months of closure that forced drivers to take detours. Clackamas County is improving the roadway—adding a roundabout at Childs Road, realigning Johnson Road, and widening for bike lanes—while planning targeted closures in parts of 2026.
Clackamas County signed a letter that backs Marion County’s request for clear rules on immigration enforcement — the measure comes after Marion County filed a lawsuit on Aug.
1 over five immigration subpoenas, and fifteen counties have joined in backing the effort. The letter seeks a detailed legal opinion to resolve conflicts between federal, state, and public records laws.
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