Category Archives: Events

Planting at East Waluga Park, Sat. Feb. 17

Ivy PullersAfter years of invasive plant removal, we are now ready to start planting native species like sword ferns! Come help us complete the transformation from terrible to terrific!

Please meet at East Waluga Park and bring sturdy shoes and work gloves. Children under 18 will need a signed parental release form.

Saturday, Feb. 17, 9:30-11:30am
East Waluga Park
15505 Quarry Rd.
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
See map: Google Maps

Point of Contact
Will Mahoney-Watson
503-752-3430
will@humannatureart.com

Trail Graveling at E. Waluga Park, Oct 28

We need people to help spread gravel onto the main trail between East and West Waluga Parks. Join us as we work to raise this much-loved trail out of the wetlands.

Please meet at East Waluga Park and bring sturdy shoes and work gloves. Children under 18 will need a signed parental release form.

Saturday, Oct. 28th, 9:30-11:30am
East Waluga Park
15505 Quarry Rd.
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
See map: Google Maps

Point of Contact
Will Mahoney-Watson
503-752-3430
will@humannatureart.com

Spreading Gravel on Trail

First Ice Cream Sundae Social a Big Success!

The Waluga Neighborhood Association’s First Ice Cream Sundae Social was a big success. Dozens of neighbors were served ice cream by some of Lake Oswego City Hall’s finest, including Mayor Kent Studebaker, Fire Chief Larry Goff, Police Chief Don Johnson, Planning Commisioner Bill Ward, and City Council Member, Skip O’Neill. Even Chase the K9 stopped by for a lick!

Most of the neighbors won great raffle prizes donated by area businesses. The weather even cooperated, as it wasn’t too hot to enjoy an ice cream sundae.

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You’re Invited to our First Ice Cream Sundae Social

The Waluga Neighborhood Association invites you to our first Ice Cream Sundae Social. Come meet your neighbors and enjoy a delicious sundae with plenty of toppings!

Sunday, August 6, 2-4pm

East Waluga Park
15505 Quarry Rd.
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Map

Free Raffle Prizes from Neighboring Businesses!

Many thanks to our contributors:

Meet our Guest Scoopers from City Hall!

Distinguished members of LO City Hall will be stopping by to help scoop! We’re also hoping Chase the K9 will be available.

RSVP

Please RSVP to: waluga.neighborhood.association@gmail.com

We hope to see you there!

East Waluga Park Work Party – Feb 25, 2017

Join Friends of Waluga Park as we work to improve one of the most popular trails on the west side of Lake Oswego. We’ll be removing vegetation and improving the trail between East and West Waluga Parks.

Please meet at East Waluga Park and bring sturdy shoes and work gloves. Children under 18 will need a signed parental release form.

Young children are welcome to help by pulling garlic mustard, a non-toxic invasive herb.

Saturday, Feb. 25th, 9:30-11:30am
East Waluga Park
15505 Quarry Rd.
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
See map: Google Maps

Point of Contact

Will Mahoney-Watson
503-752-3430
will@humannatureart.com

Busy? We’ll also have a work party at West Waluga Park on March 11th!

Waluga Neighborhood Annual General Meeting – Oct. 5, 2016

Location:  Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, fireside room – 15751 Quarry Road [map]
Date:          Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Time:          7-9 p.m.

This year’s General Meeting will feature an important neighborhood discussion with the City of Lake Oswego about the upcoming Boones Ferry Road Improvement Project. Representatives will provide information about the project and discuss potential traffic impacts from changes to Boones Ferry Road.

This is your chance to learn more about the project and to let city officials hear your questions and concerns! Additional information about the meeting will be mailed to you prior to Oct. 5th.
Agenda
Minutes

 

7th Annual Waluga Neighborhood Picnic – September 11, 2016

Meet Your Neighbors for a Picnic in the Park!

The Waluga Neighborhood Association invites you to our seventh annual neighborhood picnic. This is a wonderful opportunity to get to know your neighbors.

Sunday, September 11, 2016, 2:00 – 4:00pm
East Waluga Park Picnic Shelter
15777 Quarry Road

Appetizers, Sandwiches, Salads, Desserts and Beverages
provided by local businesses and
Waluga Neighborhood Association

Please RSVP by Sept. 7th: 503-635-4131
or waluga.neighborhood.association@gmail.com

See our 2016 picnic flyer for more details!

We hope to see you there!

Douglas Way Night Walk – Jan 27

Streetlight Assessment

Wed. Jan. 27, 2016, 7-7:30pm

The Waluga Neighborhood Association is concerned for the safety of school-children and pedestrians walking on Douglas Way at night.

To assess the need for street lighting, we’re asking you to join us on a walk along Douglas Way. Your comments and suggestions are welcome!

Here is the current situation on Douglas Way:

Comparison of West and East Douglas Way. The east side is much darker.

Meet at the Lake Grove Elementary School entrance at 7pm, rain or shine!

Can’t make it? Please let us know your thoughts and concerns regarding the existing lighting or the proposed Neighborhood Enhancement Project.

Email: info@waluganeighborhood.org

 

Neighbors Helping Neighbors – Sept. 13, 2015

Please Help a Neighbor in Need

Residents are invited to help our neighbor get his yard and gutters ready for winter. Please join members of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church as we pull weeds (the pulling is easy since the ground is so dry), attack the wild blackberry bushes, and clean the gutters on Sunday, September 13th. Lunch and water will be provided.

Where:  15650 Quarry Road

When: Sunday, September 13th from 11am — 3pm   Stay for as long or as short a time as you like.

How: RSVP to Becky Brown at 503-244-1797 or becky.brown@comcast.net so we know how much food and water to have.

Details: Bring your favorite gardening tools. We will need a ladder or two for the gutter work (it’s a one story house), loppers, pruners, hand saws, shovels, and rakes. Wear sturdy shoes, a long sleeves shirt, long pants, and gloves.  Don’t forget your gloves! You might want to mark your tools for easy retrieval. The city of Lake Oswego is providing a large dumpster. You might want to bring a debris bag so you can fill it and not have to make a lot of trips to the dumpster.