The cost of preventing people from accessing Oswego Lake keeps going up.
A judge in the Clackamas County Circuit Court ordered the city two weeks ago to remove signs prohibiting people from swimming or paddling into the body of water that bears the same name from a number of downtown parks, which are the only places that the public can access the water.
Portland area homicides
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2 men found dead in Wilsonville home were father and son
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Man begged for his life before parking lot dispute turned deadly; killer gets 20 years
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Teen runaway guilty in rape, fatal strangulation of 13-year-old Beaverton girl, jury finds
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Police seek Facebook records in death of Portland woman found dead in car with baby in Vancouver
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Woman killed in NE Portland when shooter says gun fired accidentally was beautiful person inside and out
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