Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 15th of October.
Good morning, Lake Oswego.
Blackthorn Mercantile welcomes visitors curious about the supernatural world by offering an introduction to metaphysical ideas—providing a simple space for anyone to explore and learn about the unknown.
Climate experts said that La Niña and the marine heat wave known as The Blob will boost winter storms and snowfall in Oregon.
They warned that long-range climate forecasting is tricky—official updates will be provided as conditions evolve.
TriMet will cut service starting in November and riders are sharing their opinions on the proposed changes—officials will review the feedback before moving forward.
Local governments in Oregon can apply for grants to fund park and recreation projects until Nov.
17. The Land and Water Conservation Fund—administered by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department—offers about $4 million to improve public outdoor spaces.
West Linn running back Viggo Anderson returned to the lineup on Oct.
10 after missing four games with a broken foot on Aug. 29 and said he is eager to help his team finish the season strong. He carried eight times for 41 yards against Lakeridge and said his recovery work continues — he aims to lead his team to another state championship.
Ashley Battle, a former WNBA player from UConn, was named vice president of basketball operations for the Portland Fire.
She will work under GM Vanja Černivec as the team builds its roster for a debut in 2026 — her playing experience is expected to bring new ideas to the team.
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