Good morning, Lake Oswego.

Lake Oswego Review invites families and pet lovers to email their favorite photos for the world’s largest community greeting card—submissions require names, a one-sentence message and a phone number—and photos will appear in the holiday edition published the week of New Year's if submitted by Saturday, Dec. 27 at 11:59 p.m.

Clackamas County reported that 363 residents moved into permanent supportive housing in fiscal year 2024-25—exceeding its long-term goal despite placing fewer households than targeted due to cost-cutting measures.

The county noted a 35% spending increase and is using existing funds to gradually sustain current programs while ramping down new investments.

The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office on Monday honored a kayaker and a dispatcher—two local heroes—for helping save a man struggling in the Columbia River on Nov.

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Kylee and Caitlyn Schreck led West Linn girls soccer to four straight league titles, four state semifinals, and two state championship games during their four varsity seasons.

The twins (who have played together since kindergarten) will join Central Washington University’s women’s team in fall 2026 to continue their soccer careers.

Children's Business Fair in Lake Oswego

11 AM – 5 PM — Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington — Free entry — Young entrepreneurs showcase their creativity and business skills at this vibrant fair.

Christmas Ships Parade Meet & Greet

4:30–8 p.m. — Riverplace Marina — Free entry — Witness the festive parade as ships cruise from Portland to Lake Oswego decked in holiday lights.