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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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The Oregon City School Board approved two early-work construction amendments totaling $41,291 at its Aug. 24 special session, advancing site investigations at Gaffney Lane and Redland elementary schools ahead of full renovations under the district's $163 million bond program.

Lake Oswego couple's 14-year green overhaul reaches final step: solar

Mark and Leah Puhlman's 14-year sustainability overhaul of their north Lake Oswego home nears completion with solar panel installation that began the week of Aug. 15, expected to cover more than 95% of their peak-month electricity even as federal green-energy subsidies have expired.

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