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Today’s edition · Wed., Nov. 4

School bond asks lead in early returns in Gladstone and North Clackamas

Plus, Lakeridge routs West Linn 8-0 and flu season arrives early in Oregon.

The Daily Oregon City team5 sources3 min read

News Notes

School bonds

Voters in the Hillsboro, Reynolds, Gladstone and North Clackamas School Districts were supporting construction bond asks in early returns Tuesday night. The money would go to major maintenance projects and repairs. OregonLive.com

Soccer

Lakeridge routed Three Rivers League foe West Linn 8-0 in a second-round Class 6A playoff game Tuesday, Nov. 3. The Pacers have now reached the state quarterfinals six straight years, and senior forward Callum Morrison scored the first two goals. West Linn Tidings

Lakeridge beat West Linn 8-⁠0 in the 6A playoffs

  • West Linn0
    Lakeridge8
    FinalSecond round, Tuesday, Nov. 3, at Lakeridge High School

Source: West Linn Tidings

Flu season

If you're sniffly, you're not imagining things: Oregon Health Authority figures show flu positivity rates have begun a swift climb, weeks earlier than normal. "This is an unusually early flu season," said Dr. Melissa Sutton, 's medical director for respiratory viral pathogens, who added that early doesn't necessarily mean uncommonly severe. Willamette Week

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“1st, in the Safeway Parking lot in Oregon City ... Very clean, very scared, very nice......We currently already have 2 cats and simply can't take on a third...... we just didn't have the heart to leave him in the cold in that parking lot. **Male cat NOT neutered *** I will try to take him in today to see if there is a…”

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The Wrap

A film about modern life gets a live soundtrack tonight in Portland. The Philip Glass Ensemble and the Oregon Symphony, led by conductor Michael Riesman, perform the score for Powaqqatsi at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. The title comes from the Hopi language: powaq means sorcerer and qatsi means life. Now that's a title with some mystery.

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  2. Mon., Nov. 2DEQ says chemical spill likely killed fish in Johnson Creek; Thorns head to the playoffs
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School bond asks lead in early returns in Gladstone and North Clackamas

Plus, Lakeridge routs West Linn 8-0 and flu season arrives early in Oregon.

The TLDR

  1. Gladstone and North Clackamas school bond asks lead in early returns
  2. Lakeridge routs West Linn 8-0 in the 6A soccer playoffs
  3. Oregon's flu season is arriving earlier than normal
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SchoolsPortland Public Schools asks the state to tap a $500 million fund as 450 positions are at riskIf you follow school funding, this one reaches past Portland. Portland Public Schools leaders laid out a projected $65 million deficit for next school year on Monday, and Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong said up to 450 full-time-equivalent positions could be eliminated. Armstrong said about $40 million of the gap comes from higher PERS retirement costs.Tuesday’s editionRead EnvironmentDEQ says a Precision Castparts chemical release likely killed fish in Johnson CreekIf you use the Springwater Corridor Trail along Johnson Creek, this one's for you. The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality says a chemical release from Precision Castparts' Southeast Portland facility likely killed fish and other aquatic life in the creek in September. Investigators found dead aquatic life along a one- to two-mile stretch after reports of foamy discharge on Sept. 18.Monday’s editionRead SportsSophia Wilson's two goals send the Thorns into the NWSL playoffs with a 2-0 winSophia Wilson scored twice Sunday as the Portland Thorns (14-8-8) beat the Houston Dash 2-0 on Decision Day. She opened the scoring in the 34th minute. She then converted a retaken penalty in the 70th, after Dash goalkeeper Jane Campbell saved her first try.Monday’s editionRead

Around Oregon City

From West Linn Tidings, OregonLive.com and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service.

More local news

  1. West Linn Tidings4 hours ago

    Lakeridge boys soccer steps up big-time in playoff opener

    The Lakeridge boys soccer team is riding high. The Pacers proved as much in their second-round Class 6A state playoff game, routing Three Rivers League foe West Linn 8-0 on

  2. OregonLive.com5 hours ago

    Oregon high school boys soccer playoffs: Tuesday stars, highlights, scores

    The Oregon boys soccer playoffs continued Tuesday with action in all five classifications. Here are some of the highlights and top performers.

  3. KGW5 hours ago

    Tina Kotek declares victory in Oregon governor's race

    KGW's Katherine Cook reports from Tina Kotek's election night celebration in Portland as the Oregon governor declares victory.

  4. KGW5 hours ago

    Portland City Council election: All 6 incumbents appear poised to keep their seats

    KGW's Kyle Iboshi reports on Portland City Council election results, with all six incumbents in Districts 3 and 4 appearing likely to win reelection.

  5. Your Oregon News6 hours ago

    Slideshow: Lakeridge boys soccer routs West Linn 8-0

    Check out this gallery from the Lakeridge boys soccer team’s win over West Linn Big events make for lifelong memories and — hopefully — great photos, so here’s a gallery

  6. Forest Grove News-Times6 hours ago

    High School Soccer: Boys state playoffs scores (Nov. 3)

    Below are the scores from Tuesday’s high school boys playoff games. 6A Second Round Jesuit 5, Westview 1 McMinnville 2, McDaniel 1 Lake Oswego 1, Beaverton 0 (OT) Lakeridge 8,