Good morning, Lake Oswego.

FOX 12's recent coverage highlights spooky season events in our area, including a school contest win for stadium renovations, alerts on online gaming safety and a wildlife incident, plus updates on a parole hearing and a local ballpark project—each report offering a mix of fun and caution this Halloween season.

Sunshine Division is expanding its programs to prepare for upcoming SNAP cuts.

The nonprofit said its new efforts may be a drop in the bucket—barely enough to help local residents as needs grow.

Clackamas County commissioners voted Thursday to set aside $100,000 in emergency funds for SNAP and WIC amid a federal shutdown that may cause benefits to lapse in early November—Health, Housing and Human Services Director Mary Rumbaugh noted that families may face tough choices at the grocery store. Gov. Tina Kotek declared a state of emergency and allocated $5 million to support food banks statewide.

The Lakeridge boys cross country team won the TRL district meet at Clackamas Community College on October 29 with all five varsity scorers finishing in the top nine.

Their 27-point team victory earned a berth to the Class 6A state meet on November 8 at Lane Community College — a result that underscores their strong team performance.

Timbers defender Finn Surman told Orlando Sanchez that his team will face San Diego in Game 2 of the MLS playoffs on Saturday at Providence Park as they aim to move on to the next round — he noted his player of the year award and participation in the New Zealand World Cup.

Historic Lake Oswego Hunt Club Talk

4-5 p.m. — Iron Workers Museum — Free entry — Explore the architectural history of Lake Oswego with author Adrianne Brockman.