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Clackamas County weighs $179,000 in opioid settlement spending

The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners considered three proposals totaling $179,165 in opioid settlement funds at its Aug. 11 policy session, covering public health staffing, syringe disposal boxes and a chronic pain summit that could serve residents across Lake Oswego, West Linn and Oregon City.

Clackamas County weighs $179,000 in opioid settlement spending

The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners considered three proposals totaling $179,165 in opioid settlement funds at its Aug. 11 policy session, covering public health staffing, syringe disposal boxes and a chronic pain summit that could serve residents across Lake Oswego, West Linn and Oregon City.

Clackamas County weighs $179,000 in opioid settlement spending

The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners considered three proposals totaling $179,165 in opioid settlement funds at its Aug. 11 policy session, covering public health staffing, syringe disposal boxes and a chronic pain summit that could serve residents across Lake Oswego, West Linn and Oregon City.

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West Linn fire draws Lake Oswego crews; resident missing after re-entering for dog

A resident who re-entered a burning West Linn home to rescue a family dog remains unaccounted for after a second-alarm fire on Thursday, July 30, drew mutual-aid crews including Lake Oswego Fire Department for nearly three hours.

Firefighters in turnout gear work hose lines in front of a smoke-damaged two-story brick home with an aerial ladder extended above.

West Linn Tidings launches year-long disaster preparedness series with monthly projects

The West Linn Tidings launched "Are You Ready?" on July 28, a free year-long monthly series guiding Clackamas County residents through Oregon's most common disasters with 15-minute preparedness projects, starting with extreme heat.

Satellite image showing red wildfire hotspots and large smoke plumes drifting across terrain.

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