May 16, 2013
by Cliff Newell
Sustainability organization has big changes in store for 20th year The Northwest Earth Institute is planning to have a lot more than cake and punch when it observes its 20th anniversary today,…
May 16, 2013
by The Spokesman
More than 6,000 fires are due to barbecue grills Theres nothing better than a backyard barbecue on a warm, sunny evening. Unfortunately, charcoal briquette and propane barbecues can pose a…
May 16, 2013
by Lori Hall
Information for the public safety column comes from public records of the West Linn Police Department. Authorities recently filed reports on the following incidents: BURGLARY 5/8 8:20 a.m. A…
May 16, 2013
by For The Tidings
City seeks input from area businesses on how to remove obstacles, barriers The city of West Linn has initiated its Cut the Red Tape project, which will eliminate unnecessary and inefficient…
May 16, 2013
by The Tidings
Participate in Take Care of West Linn Day Community members are invited to join a crew doing its part for the annual Take Care of West Linn Day on Saturday. Come help restore critical…
May 16, 2013
by The Tidings
Litigation targets WL's approval of water plant and pipeline The Lake Oswego City Council last week voted to intervene on West Linn City Council members behalf as they defend themselves against…
May 16, 2013
by Carson Mischel
Pick up one of your childhood favorites at the West Linn library Take a moment to close your eyes and think about your favorite book as a child. Who were your favorite characters and what did…
May 16, 2013
by Patrick Malee
West Linn continues to outsource its information technology needs After a successful trial run since July of 2012, West Linn will continue to outsource its information technology (IT) services…
May 16, 2013
by The Tidings
Event raises funds for Senior Citizens Council of Clackamas County Duck football fever is spreading to West Linn, and it will help senior citizens who are victims of financial abuse. Mike…
May 09, 2013
by Patrick Malee
Rep. Julie Parrish's bill would ban sites within 1,500 feet of schools In an effort to halt a controversial composting facility in the Stafford area, Rep. Julie Parrish, R-West Linn, has stepped…
May 09, 2013
by Patrick Malee
Replacement judge will serve from June 1 to Sept. 17 The West Linn City Council decided Monday to formally interview four candidates for the soon-to-be vacated municipal judge position, rather…
May 09, 2013
by The Tidings
Living History Tour group set to celebrate centennial The Willamette Living History Tour group will be presenting a life skit of the history of Willamette at the next West Linn Centennial…
May 09, 2013
by Patrick Malee
City streets currently rank in 'fair' condition The West Linn Citizens Budget Committee voted Monday to recommend the city council raise street maintenance fees by more than double in 2014, and…
May 09, 2013
by The Tidings
Financial department recognized for fourth straight year For the fourth year running, the city of West Linn was honored by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and…
May 09, 2013
by Lori Hall
Information for the public safety column comes from public records of the West Linn Police Department. Authorities recently filed reports on the following incidents: BURGLARIES 4/28 6:21 p.m.…
May 09, 2013
by The Tidings
Officers paid for their own badges to offset costs As the city of West Linn prepared to kick off its centennial birthday in 2013, the officers of the West Linn Police Department decided they…
May 09, 2013
by The Tidings
Money from tickets will fund a $1,000 scholarship for a West Linn High School student Raffle tickets are still available for a quilt made by the West Linn Riverview Lions Club, with the proceeds…
May 09, 2013
by Ashely Graff
Polar Systems urges help in relocation process In early 2013, West Linns City Council identified economic development as a priority, directing staff to focus on creating a friendlier and more…
May 09, 2013
by Rebecca Mayer
Check out traveling exhibit and books In 2009 Oregon celebrated its 150th year of statehood, but our beloved state has a much longer and richer history. Throughout the month of May, the West…
May 09, 2013
by Lori Hall
Councilor works with three teen ambassadors Thomas Frank was warned he would be busy when he was elected to the city council in November. And just a few short months into his four-year term that…