Kristof Battles + Graduation Rates + Timbers, Valeri Part Ways

Hey, neighbors! It's me again, Colin Miner, your host of the Lake Oswego Daily.

First, today's weather:

Patchy fog in the morning. High: 48 Low: 36.

Here are the top stories today in Lake Oswego:

1. Oregon Graduation Rates Show Slight Dip But Good News Overall (Patch)
2. Kristof, Secretary of State Argue Ballot Eligibility (Patch)
3. Permanent Does Not Mean Forever (Patch)
4. Timbers Valeri Say Goodbye (Patch)
5. COVID-19 Cases Pass 10,000, Hospitalizations Near 1,000 (Patch)
6. Lake Oswego Weather Forecast For The Weekend Ahead (Lake Oswego Patch)
7. Lake Oswego Prospective Homeowners: See 3 New Properties For Sale (Lake Oswego Patch)

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Today in Lake Oswego:

• Musical Theatre Showcase - Lakeridge High School (7:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• Lake Oswego Rotary: "And here it is! Jennifer Jones, the next President of Rotary International minutes ago revealed the 2022-2023 Theme: "Imagine Rotary". Inspired by the Beatles anthem of 50 years ago, and the power of Rotarians imagining a new world. #im..." (Instagram)

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— Colin Miner

About me: I've been at Patch for almost 6 years after a career that had stops at The New York Times, Oregonian, Washington Post, as well as KATU, KOIN, and KGW. For the past three years I've been Patch's Manager News and Content Partnerships as well as a National Writer.