For some time now I’ve been wanting to highlight some local restaurants and places that I enjoy frequenting here in Lake Oswego. Today I want to let you know about 3 wonderful restaurants on the Lake Grove side of town. All 3 are practically institutions in the area, having been in business for many years. [...]
It’s time to showcase another of Lake Oswego’s wonderful neighborhoods, Westridge. Westridge is not very large. According to city-data.com, it is just .238 of a square mile. It is bordered on the West by Bryant Rd, on the North by Royce Way, on the East by Cooks Butte Park, and on the [...]
Two weeks ago I posted information about Tryon Creek State Park and mentioned that there are two neighborhoods in Lake Oswego with trail access into the Park. One is First Addition and the other is Forest Highlands. In our archives you’ll find a neighborhood profile for First Addition, and now you will also [...]
Here’s a handy resource to help you orient yourself with the myriad of Lake Oswego neighborhoods. Just open the link below & click the colored segments revealing the neighborhood names:
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Well, Hazelia Field at Luscher Farm has withstood the test of two seasons and is now receiving not only raves, but awards as well!
Construction was completed on the new multi-use field near Lakeridge High School in the spring, the first sporting events being soccer and lacrosse. The field also accommodates football and baseball. It boasts [...]
Old Town Lake Oswego tells its own story:
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On occasion at the PropertyBlotter, we will lapse into the nostalgic and the historic.
Today, we share a handful of myths concerning the lake, the town, founders, its early industry, and famous headstones.
(Full disclosure: I got this from the very interesting Oswego Heritage Council site).
Oswego Lake is not an artificial lake. The natural lake was [...]
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