West Linn

West Linn, OR · Events
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We were a small part of his life, but he was a big part of THS’
Kurt Terry Krause was born in Portland, the second of three children, and moved to Durham while still in elementary school. While still in high school, Kurt began commuting into downtown Portland to work as a busboy at the Heathman Hotel, bringing dining-room leftovers home to the family while saving up to buy a car.
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Gerber Gear Leaves Tigard Behind, Plants New 80,000-Square-Foot Flag in Wilsonville
Gerber Gear has packed up decades of history in Tigard and moved into a new 80,000-square-foot facility in Wilsonville, consolidating its design, engineering, manufacturing and administrative teams under a single roof. The Oregon knife and outdoor gear company began operating at the new site on Nov. 3, 2026, according to the company.
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Grieving family awarded $7.8M after doctors failed to diagnose woman’s cancer 2 years in a row
A Multnomah County Circuit Court jury has awarded $7.8 million to the family of a Portland woman whose doctors missed a suspicious mass on her annual breast-screening scans — allowing the mass to balloon in size for two years and the cancer to spread, killing her several years later.
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Property Watch: A Surviving John Yeon Home That Just Sold
Located on almost four acres in an architectural enclave in Southwest, the ‘Swan House’ is a pristine example of the Northwest designer's work. In 1939, the Museum of Modern Art held an exhibit to celebrate its 10th anniversary, called Art in Our Time. In the section addressing modern architecture, alongside designs by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, and Frank Lloyd Wright, there was a picture of a house in Portland, Oregon.
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New Troutdale Path Links Sandy River Delta to Portland Trail Network
A relatively short new trail connection near Troutdale is making it noticeably easier for hikers, cyclists and anyone rolling through on wheels to reach the Sandy River Delta. The link ties into miles of existing paths stretching from Portland out toward the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail, giving outdoor-lovers a smoother way into one of the region's most popular natural areas.