January 2010

It's time you start winning that weight battle

Have a tough time losing weight?

From 7-9 p.m. Feb. 4 at West Linn High School, a program called 'Professional Health Talk' with Dr. Marzell, Naturopath and Dr. Katz, Psychologist. Dr. Marzell will show you how to stop cravings, the role of blood sugar, food allergies, and hormones in weight loss and maintenance.

Katz will discuss how to develop healthy behaviors that promote weight loss.

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Parole violators nabbed in 'Operation Absconder Recovery'

Officers from several local police agencies got together this week in a big sweep to arrest parole and probation violators.

During 'Operation Absconder Recovery' officers tracked down 105 people and ended up arresting 31 of them for their existing or newly discovered parole violations.

"Everyone involved did a great job," Jay Scroggin, Clackamas County Community Corrections Mission Coordinator, said in a press release."Mission accomplished."

The agencies involved were:

  • Milwaukie Police Department
  • Oregon City Police Department
  • Molalla Police Department
  • Canby Police Department
  • West Linn Police Department
  • Sandy Police Department
  • Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
  • Clackamas County Jail
  • Clackamas County Department of Communications
  • Sheriff's Office Community Corrections Division

 

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Sign up for a music class in West Linn

The West Linn Parks and Recreation District is offering music classes for everyone from toddlers to adults.

Classes located at Harmony Road Music Center, 17300 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas 97045. Register for all classes to the right or at Parks & Recreation.

Check out the schedule.

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Dance for young adults with disabilites set for Jan. 30

If you know a young adult with a disability, the West Linn Adult Community Center will be the site of an upcoming dance.

From 7-9 p.m. Jan. 30, there will be a social event with particular consideration to the enjoyment of individuals, teen/young adults, with physical or mental disabilities. Friends and family members are welcome to attend.

The cost is $5 per person.

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Carlotta Collette named Metro Deputy Council President

Carlotta Collette, who represents District 2 (Gladstone, Johnson City, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Oregon City, Rivergrove, West Linn, a portion of Southwest Portland and large, unincorporated areas of Clackamas County) will serve a one-year term through December, 2010.

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It's Election Day - is your ballot in?

The Jan. 26 Special Election is here and two measures are at stake:

Measure 66 - Raises tax on household income at and above $250,000 (and $125,000 for individual filers). Reduces income taxes on unemployment benefits in 2009. Provides funds currently budgeted for education, health care, public safety, other services. LEARN MORE

Measure 67 - Raises $10 corporate minimum tax, business minimum tax, corporate profits tax. Provides funds currently budgeted for education, health care, public safety, other services. LEARN MORE

It's too late to mail in your ballot (postmarks don't count), but you can still drop it off up until 8 p.m. at many locations throughout town.

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Get out the police department's open house Jan. 26

The West Linn Police Department will host an open house at its facility from 5-8 p.m. Jan. 26.

This is an opportunity for residents to tour the current facility, and meet the officers at the station (22825 Willamette Dr. in West Linn).

The West Linn Police Department is in the old City Hall Building built in the 1930s. Originally the second floor was the City Hall, and the first floor contained a Post Office, grocery store and meat market. During the years, as the city grew, the police department took over more of the building. When the new City Hall was built on Salamo Rd., the WLPD took over the entire building.

The City only owns the "footprint" of the building, all the parking is on Mill property. The current building lacks many of the modern amenities of a police station including lack of emergency power, showers, and adequate evidence processing areas.

The City of West Linn is in the process of designing a new facility to meet current and future needs.

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Proceeds from January's 789 Jam to benefit Haiti relief efforts

Former Portland Trailblazers power forward Brian Grant will match all admission fees and donations collected at Friday's 789 JAM, up to $10,000, with proceeds going to American Red Cross Haiti relief.

Cash or checks made payable to American Red Cross will be accepted at the dance, which will be held Friday Jan. 22 from 7:30-10 p.m. at Willamette Christian Church (3153 S. Brandywine Drive in West Linn).

The 789 JAM is a youth dance for students in the sixth through ninth grades. It is sponsored by the City of West Linn Police and Parks andRecreation Departments, Willamette Christian Church, Brian Grant, Willamette Coffee, and Pizza Schmizza.

Identification is required to enter the dance. 

Celebrate a Nite With The Lions

An opportunity to support the West Linn High School boys and girls basketballl team will be held in the coming weeks. 

On Jan. 22, the boys basketball team will face Rex Putnam High School. On Jan. 29, the girls basketball team will play Clackamas High School and on Feb. 12, the girls team will play Lake Oswego High School.

Students wearing jerseys from West Linn Youth Basketball Association teams will be admitted free.

Know someone who'd be interested in being on the West Linn Old Time Fair court?

If you know or are a girl in the eighth grade in West Linn and interested in information about the West Linn Old Time Fair Court, you and your parents are invited to an Open House from 6-7 p.m. Jan. 21 at the West Linn Adult Community Center (1180 Rosemont Road).

Call Parks and Recreation with any questions 503-557-4700.