
Populated Mason Bee House Giveaway
While supply lasts, one of our very own Palisades neighbors is giving away, for free, populated Mason Bee Houses! Send an email to lo.mason.bee@gmail.com to request a mason bee house
While supply lasts, one of our very own Palisades neighbors is giving away, for free, populated Mason Bee Houses! Send an email to lo.mason.bee@gmail.com to request a mason bee house
Mungo (aka Mungie Baby or the formidable Mungus) At 9 ½ years old, Mungo is the dignified elder statesman of the household. A Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier by breed but a truck-riding, couch-hopping, dad-following
Rick Eilers is a man of many hats—and maybe even a firefighter helmet or two. Growing up in Wilsonville, Oregon, Rick’s childhood was anything but ordinary. From his mother’s side,
For the last couple of years the Palisades Neighborhood Association (PNA) board has been addressing the increased neighborhood feedback regarding unsafe traffic and parking around Lakeridge High School. We have
Update on Ken Allen’s project, now called “Hazelia Living” provided by Chris Durkee, PNA Land Use Coordinator. Developer Ken Allen and his design team presented 4 alternate schemes for his
The City of Lake Oswego 2024 Year in Review highlights key accomplishments and provides an overview of the City’s finances. The City Council remains committed to funding initiatives that support
PNA has been following the City of Lake Oswego’s adoption of the Be 2 Weeks Ready (B2WR) Program. Oregon has faced a series of emergencies, including floods, droughts, wildfires, ice
See the full Lake Oswego Review article here. Below is a summary. The Lake Oswego City Council held a goal-setting session on January 25th and is expected to formally adopt
Buckle up – the Stafford Road Improvement Project is now underway! You’ve probably already seen the utility work just south of Atherton Drive. At last night’s LO City Council’s meeting,
Rassekh Park Currently, no active construction is underway at Rassekh Park. However, the City of Lake Oswego plans to discuss a contract amendment for the playground contractor at the upcoming
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