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‘Socialism’ and ‘carnival act’: What some Lake Oswego residents say about lake access amid legal battle

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A vast majority of the email authors warned of dire consequences if the general public is permitted to splash, paddle and row in Oswego Lake.

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Neighbors forced to let strangers use 'private land' in yards after legal battle

UPPER-CLASS members of an exclusive lake community are fighting back after a judge demanded that they open up their waters for public access. The 12-year-long legal battle between a wealthy community and the general public resulted in a ruling siding with the public, forcing the exclusive town to take down its no trespassing signs on the lake.  KGWThe Lake Oswego Corporation was instructed to open up the lake to the general public[/caption] KGWL…

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‘Socialism’ and ‘carnival act’: What some Lake Oswego residents say about lake access amid legal battle

A vast majority of the email authors warned of dire consequences if the general public is permitted to splash, paddle and row in Oswego Lake.

·Portland, United States
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The Oregonian broke the news in Portland, United States on Monday, March 17, 2025.
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