Lake Oswego streetcar plan to go before Clackamas County board
The Clackamas County board of commissioners will be the next group to select a locally preferred alternative for the Portland to Lake Oswego Oregon Route 43 corridor.
Earth Advantage, local LEED alternative, prepares to launch
In 2010 and 2011, nine projects participated in the Earth Advantage Commercial pilot program, an alternative certification to Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. The Earth Advantage Institute plans to launch a full program before the end of this year.
Zupan’s-anchored project planned for Lake Grove
A former Wizer's shopping center in Lake Grove, Lake Oswego, is being renovated to become a retail development anchored by Zupan's.
Renderings: Zupan’s project in Lake Grove
A former Wizer's shopping center in Lake Grove, Lake Oswego, is being renovated to become a retail development anchored by Zupan's.
Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer project nearly finished
The Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer project is getting its final touches, according to project Citizen Information Coordinator Jeff Selby. The lake is slated to be filled and ready for recreation by Memorial Day.
Lake Oswego, Portland move forward proposal for streetcar line
Portland City Council endorsed the Portland-Lake Oswego streetcar extension today 4-1. The vote means that the up to $458 million streetcar project is the city’s preferred option to address the demand for transit along the Oregon Route 43 corridor. Lake Oswego City Council endorsed the Portland-Lake Oswego streetcar extension Tuesday night with a 4-3 vote.
Lake Oswego project wins big in AGC competition
The Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer project was named winner of the Grand Award when the Aon Build America awards were handed out by AGC last week.
Lake Oswego-to-Portland streetcar option seen as best bet
A majority of the members of the community advisory committee that has been examining the Lake Oswego to Portland Transit Project have approved the more expensive option to build a streetcar between the two cities.
Lake Oswego hit with suit relating to fee error
Lake Oswego County Club claims it was overcharged $130,000 for street maintenance fees, a miscalculation the city of Lake Oswego allegedly failed to correct even after it became aware of the error.
Oregon railcar company bounces back
The Greenbrier Companies announced Friday that it already has a backlog of 7,000 orders for fiscal 2011, said Mark Rittenbaum, chief financial officer.
A forgotten Belluschi home awaits reconstruction
Portland's most famous architect, Pietro Belluschi, in 1951 designed a modest one-bedroom home in Lake Oswego. Sixty years later, the simple design could get a second life on Marylhurst's campus
Request for Prequalifications: Multiple Site Landscape Maintenance
The city of Lake Oswego intends to advertise an invitation to bid on landscaping for 126 sites totaling more than 50 acres.
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