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Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Aerial view of a large circular roundabout with a dirt center island and multiple approach roads.

Stafford Road roundabout opens with Sept. 30 celebration

Clackamas County will hold a grand opening for the new Stafford Road and Childs Road roundabout on Wednesday, Sept. 30, capping an $18 million safety and road improvement project that closed portions of Stafford Road intermittently since May 2025.

Aerial view of a large circular roundabout with a dirt center island and multiple approach roads.

Stafford Road roundabout opens with Sept. 30 celebration

Clackamas County will hold a grand opening for the new Stafford Road and Childs Road roundabout on Wednesday, Sept. 30, capping an $18 million safety and road improvement project that closed portions of Stafford Road intermittently since May 2025.

Aerial view of a large circular roundabout with a dirt center island and multiple approach roads.

Stafford Road roundabout opens with Sept. 30 celebration

Clackamas County will hold a grand opening for the new Stafford Road and Childs Road roundabout on Wednesday, Sept. 30, capping an $18 million safety and road improvement project that closed portions of Stafford Road intermittently since May 2025.

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Lake Oswego senior receiver Jasiah Agnimel, a Portland State commit who posted 531 yards and eight touchdowns last season, is among 15 candidates on OregonLive's preseason 6A offensive player of the year watch list as the defending state champions begin their title defense.

West Linn moves to fine ODOT over bridge noise

West Linn's mayor directed staff to draft a resolution ending ODOT's exemption from the city's noise ordinance after residents reported 95-decibel nighttime noise and $147,000 in foundation damage from the Abernethy Bridge project; the council could vote Sept. 8.

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