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Iron Heritage Trail

Lake Oswego Opens Historical Oswego Iron Heritage Trail

The City is pleased to announce the opening of the Oswego Iron Heritage Trail. This trail is a tour route that guides walkers along existing streets and pathways to sites associated with Oregon’s pioneer iron industry.

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Family Coyote Night
February 4, 6:30 to 8:30pm

The Friends of Tryon Creek are gearing up for an evening of all things Coyote: Families are invited to learn about the adaptations that make the coyote a successful rural and urban dweller. Families will also listen to coyote stories, make a coyote storytelling plank hat, and join a Nature Guide for an evening hike in the forest to listen for Tryon Creek’s resident coyotes. This is an excellent opportunity to get out in nature and enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Tryon Creek State Natural Area, 11321 SW Terwilliger Blvd. Pre-registration is required. $6/person (nonmember), $5/person (member). Visit Friends of Tryon Creek or call 503-636-4398 for details.

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Citizen Request Tracker

You can now report a pothole, overflowing catch-basin, missing street sign, broken streetlight and other types of service requests through an iPhone app, facebook app, and online. To report online, click on the Citizen Request Tracker icon on the right. For more information about the iPhone and facebook app, click here.

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Scenic Cards

The City is excited to offer a collection of cards available online through the City Store or at City Hall, 380 A Avenue. Several collections of beautifully photographed cards feature some of Lake Oswego’s most exciting events, scenic landscapes and popular places. For more information or to verify in stock items, please call 503-635-0279.

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LOPedia

The 2011 volume of “LOPedia,” the City of Lake Oswego’s encyclopedia of City programs and services, is now available! LOPedia provides information on what programs and services the City provides, how it delivers those services, and how much they cost. LOPedia is available online and can be checked out at the Lake Oswego Library.

 

 

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What Places Inspire You and Why?

Share your favorite places both in Lake Oswego and all over the world by taking a short survey.

Your responses will kick off the next Community Summit on February 2 at 6 p.m. at Lakeridge High School.

Mark your calendars to discuss “Inspiring Spaces & Places” and “Complete Neighborhoods & Housing.” Learn more.

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Blood Drive
February 3

Did you know that one donation can help as many as three people? Join your neighbors and and donate blood at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome, but scheduling a time helps avoid long waits. Make an appointment at www.givelife.org by using the code “LOCityHall” or call the Adult Community Center at 503-675-6394.

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Child Safety Seat Clinic

Child safety seats, property installed and used, save children’s lives. To help make sure your child’s seat is installed correctly, the Lake Oswego Fire Department and Lake Oswego Police Department will hold a free safety seat clinic on February 4, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Main Fire Station, 300 B Avenue. For more information, call 503-635-0275.

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Sip and Savor Oregon
February 4, 2 to 5pm

Celebrate the Lake Oswego Reads 2012 novel, Mink River, with a special afternoon of wine tasting and local cuisine at the West End Building, 4101 Kruse Way. Toast with delightful tastes from Pacific Northwest wineries, including DePonte Cellars, Archery Summit, Chehalem Winery, Hyland Estates, and more! Guests can also enjoy flavorful samples from Bernard C. Chocolates, The Oilerie Lake Oswego, and St. Honore. This wonderful event is free and features sounds from acoustic guitarist, Michael Gargano.

 

 

 

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