Good morning, Lake Oswego.

An interfaith service was held at Augustana Lutheran Church on September 29th to show solidarity with immigrants — community and faith leaders gathered to support the cause.

Retired Wilsonville High science teacher Jay Schauer released his new children’s book The Birds That Wish They Were Fish, which features artwork by 12 former WHS students and animal rhymes inspired by his early love for marine life — the book is now available at local stores including Backyard Birds.

More than a dozen Oregon mayors including Lake Oswego’s have signed a letter rejecting federal plans to deploy the National Guard for protests in Portland—vowing to block local support for such enforcement actions.

They will use legal and legislative measures to protect civil rights and ensure that any federal agents follow strict rules.

States are struggling to find money to fix roads, bridges, and bus services as rising costs and lower gas taxes create funding gaps.

In Oregon, nearly 500 transportation workers may lose their jobs on Oct. 15 if lawmakers do not pass a $4.3 billion funding package—while Pennsylvania shifted $394 million to keep transit running.

At Media Day, Blazers general manager Joe Cronin said he explored a team sale—he also addressed player injuries and outlined plans for roster starters for the upcoming 2025-26 season.

Yang Hansen took questions about the upcoming NBA season and his adjustment to life in Portland today during Trail Blazers Media Day—his remarks gave insight into the team’s future plans.

Headliners 8-Ball Tournament

6 PM — The Headliners Club — $10 buy-in — Compete for cash prizes in the thrilling first-ever 8-ball tournament.