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Jun 20, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Kiwanis Fun Run takes a year off

An alternative run for all ages will take place at Sandelie Golf Course this fall

Jun 15, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Breaking ground in Frog Pond

Wilsonville continues push to add housing, hoping to keep workers in town, as the long-awaited development east of town begins

Jun 13, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Council considers how to spend water money

Balloon payment in 8 years has Wilsonville already discussing possibilities

Jun 13, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Revealing vision for community park, bridge

Plans for Boones Ferry Park and French Prairie Bridge progress but at very different stages of development

Jun 13, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Villebois gets traffic interchange upgrades

Section of Grahams Ferry Road will remain closed with detours available, with the exception of local homeowner access

Wilsonville Spokesman News

BRIDGE ALIGNMENT DRAWS IRE IN WILSONVILLEOF BOONES FERRY…

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Traffic, vagrancy top resident's concerns over potential pedestrian/bicycle bridge in residential neighborhood
Clackamas County commissioners call border separations…

Lake Oswego Review - News

Sonya Fischer reads a statement into the official record, denouncing the treatment of immigrant families
A healthy way to start July 4

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

'5 on the 4th' 5K race supports inmate running program, offers family-friendlly event
News in Brief

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Set your calendar for fall ale fest; share your views on public transit and wayfinding in Wilsonville
Big to do

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

What's happening in and around Wilsonville this week and what's coming up later this month?
Police log

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Wilsonville Police Department is under contract with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office.
Vial's Democratic challenger steps down

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Wilsonville's Ryan Spiker opt to withdraw from campaign, citing health concerns
Wilsonville Public Library remodeling is nearly done

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The summer reading program for all ages kicked off in June, runs all season with prizes
Wind fans fires in Wilsonville

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Fires along Wilsonville Road burn field, down power line after Sunday afternoon storm blows through
Police log

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Wilsonville Police Department is under contract with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. Information for…
Style that gives back

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Wilsonville mother-daughter duo starts new online clothing boutique with the goal of giving back
Aspen Meadow Band to play benefit for local foster kids

Clackamas Review - News

Free outdoor country music concert celebrating the innocence of childhood at 3 p.m. Saturday, June 16, at…
News in Brief

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Set your calendar for fall ale fest; share your views on public transit and wayfinding in Wilsonville
Big to do

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

What's happening in and around Wilsonville this week and what's coming up later this month?
Wilsonville Police looking for public indecency suspect

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

A man allegedly exposes himself to a woman near the 11400 block of S.W. Toulouse St. in Wilsonville
Be safe on the water when you're boating

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Boaters are encouraged to learn where the wing dams are located based on the waterbody where they're boating…
Expanding views of the world

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Rotary Club of Wilsonville celebrates its foreign exchange program with incoming and outgoing exchange…
Congratulations to Wilsonville's Class of 2018

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Wilsonville HIgh School's Wildcat family roars as the 2018 graduation cermony marks a new beginning.
Council president may not run for re-election

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Scott Starr plans not to run for city council, but longtime elected Charlotte Lehan to run
Police log

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Wilsonville Police Department is under contract with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. Information for…
National Parks on board with Willamette Falls Heritage Area

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Feasibility study submitted in February met all criteria; Congress has final say
Big to do

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

What's happening in and around Wilsonville this week and what's coming up later this month?
Foresters hunt invasive beetles, bores at Rooster Rock

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

At Rooster Rock State Park, traps laid for Emerald Ash Borer other European and Asian species.
Region's leaders split on Metro affordable housing bond

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

The Metro Council holds a May 29 work session on a possible $652.8 million affordable housing bond, with a…
State economist predicts 2019 taxpayer 'kicker'

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Changes in tax law, booming economy boost state revenues beyond official projections.
Celebrating the arts in Wilsonville

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Wilsonville's Festival of the Arts returned June 2, filling Town Center Park with creativity and a cacophony…
Wilsonville Budget Committee reviews proposed budget

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Numerous capital improvement projects are included on ambitious list, with road maintenance also high on the…
Wilsonville's water tests come back clear

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Past trace measurements of cyantoxins fail to reappear, City will retest regularly
2018 Rose Festival VIP winner chosen

Portland Tribune - News

The lucky winner in the Ultimate Rose Festival Experience Contest is from Aloha
Oregon Farm Bureau seeks photos for calendar contest

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Photographers do not need to be Farm Bureau members to participate and there is no limit to the number of…
Stafford named Poet Laureate

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

Prolific author grew up in Lake Oswego; he'll serve for two years and lead dozens of public readings
Washington County will start vehicle registration fee

Beaverton Valley Times - News

Annual amount of $30 will be collected with two-year renewals of state registration fees, so total will be…
Wilsonville opts for more testing after low levels of cyanotoxin…

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

New tests will confirm whether a public advisory to 'vulnerable populations' is needed
Big to do

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

What's happening in and around Wilsonville this week and what's coming up later this month?
Consultants say I-5 tolls could be a pilot project

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

As a committee considers at least five options for tolling Interstate 5 and Interstate 205 through Portland,…
Will Wilsonville historical landmark have brighter future?

Wilsonville Spokesman - News

City to decide plans for Tauchman House, adjacent to the former site of pioneer river ferry, via Boones Ferry…

Regional News

Bat found in Lake Oswego tests positive for rabies

Lake Oswego Review - News
Unfinished mansion sells at auction

Lake Oswego Review - News
'He raised the bar'

Lake Oswego Review - News
Clackamas County commissioners call border separations 'unconscionable'

Lake Oswego Review - News
County board OKs exotic-animal ban

Beaverton Valley Times - News
PlanetCon recycling event returns this weekend

Forest Grove News-Times - News
No jail time for driver who killed blind pedestrian

Portland Tribune - News
Snapshot of a county

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Special Olympics Oregon cancels state games

Lake Oswego Review - News
Christians gather to protest 'zero-tolerance' immigration policy

Hillsboro Tribune - News
Rainbows galore at 2018 Portland Pride Parade

Portland Tribune - News
Lawmakers blast immigration detention in Oregon

Portland Tribune - News
New dispensary uses city grant for apprenticeship program

Portland Tribune - News
Man gets 3 to 4 months for groping woman in PCC library

Portland Tribune - News
CNBC reporter returns to Valley Catholic

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Oregon City Heritage Days returns for second year

Clackamas Review - News
Former Bank of Oswego execs sentenced to prison

Lake Oswego Review - News
Final defendant in Malheur takeover sentenced

Portland Tribune - Politics

RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION

Max's law shields young athletes

Portland Tribune - News
How Max's injury became Max's Law

Portland Tribune - News
Rattled: Oregon's Concussion Discussion is a joint project

Portland Tribune - News
Schools struggle to release concussion records

Portland Tribune - News
Concussions: Payoffs and perils for athletes, schools

Portland Tribune - News
Concussion project spurs student journalists, too

Portland Tribune - News
Making an impact: Concussions and student athletes

Portland Tribune - News
Aftermath: A life changed by brain injury

Portland Tribune - News

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Sports

Oregon Sports Awards ready to honor the state's best athletes

June 20, 2018 Lake Oswego Review - Sports Miles Vance

The event is slated for tonight (Wednesday, June 20) at Nike World Headquarters

Football Slideshow: 2018 Les Schwab Bowl

June 18, 2018 Lake Oswego Review - Sports Miles Vance

The North defense carries the day in its 24-7 win over the South team on Saturday

Wilsonville girl's lacrosse garners all-state, all-league honors

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

To cap off a 10-7 season, the Wildcats earned recognition for their high scoring offense and GPA's
It was a solid year for the Wilsonville equestrian team

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Several team members will need to step up next year as senior athletes graduate to greener pastures
Wilsonville youth lacrosse program growing

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The seventh and eighth grade team went unbeaten over season, while the program at large is booming
Baseball playoffs wrap up with Class 4A, 5A and 6A championships on Saturday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for the final day of the 2018 high school baseball season
Wilsonville trap shooting team takes fourth in new league

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The team more than doubled in size and stepped up to new challenge for the 2018 school season
Larsen signs with Concordia

Canby Herald - Sports

A leader of Wilsonville's basketball team, Caleb Larsen has signed to compete at the NCAA D-II level
Wilsonville All-league baseball honors

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

VavRosky leads the way with three first team league-honors, Bjornson and others nab two
Wilsonville's softball team nabs several all-conference honors

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Led by Seibel and Krueger, the Wildcats picked up a total of six NWOC distinctions
Softball playoffs wrap up with Class 4A, 5A, 6A championships on Saturday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for the final day of the 2018 high school softball season
Despite ousting from post season, Wildcats softball showed growth

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Loss to Hood River was not representative of maturation of team over the season, says coach Harms
For Maggie Woginrich, winning state gold was part of the journey

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Wilsonville's state champion in the shot put has overcome obstacles and injuries to take the title
Lowry takes third in state tennis tournament

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

For the second year in a row Wilsonville's Sidney Lowry took bronze, Kleins and Rules pick up wins
Wilsonville's boys tennis team competed at state tournament

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Roche, Brehm, and Ogden all represented the Wildcats at Portland Tennis Center on May 17
Wilsonville's girls team nabs top 10 finish in Eugene

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Led by shot putter Maggie Woginrich, the girls track team finished 10th overall
Wilsonville dominates The Dalles in 11-0 rout

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

In big third and fourth innings, the Wildcats scored 10 runs to shut out the visiting Riverhawks
Baseball playoffs kick into gear on Monday, Wednesday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for Monday's first-round state playoff contests and beyond
Softball playoffs open on Monday, Wednesday

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the matchups for Monday's first-round state playoff contests and beyond
Girls golf team qualifies for state

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

For the seventh year, the girl's golf team qualified for state after placing fourth in districts
Wilsonville track and field teams send athletes to state

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

There are numerous athletes heading to Hayward including 4x400 team after Milwaukie disqualification
Softball struggles to find consistency as regular season ends

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

Wildcats have chances to end regular season with wins versus Silverton, Gladstone
Wilsonville girl's tennis send several to state

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The Wildcats had one of the best seasons on record, and send six to tournament in Portland
Wilsonville boy's tennis team sends three to state

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The Wildcats 2 ranked Jack Roche made it to the NWOC finals, punches ticket to state tournament
May 4 high school diamond scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Friday's high school baseball and softball games
Wilsonville lacrosse stopped by Tigard

Wilsonville Spokesman - Sports

The Wildcats were unable to get any significant offense going against the visiting Tigers, fell 2-16

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Education

A balancing act

June 22, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools Brandon Kyung

It is never wise to completely sacrifice a social life, education, or involvement in activities

Pace yourself

June 21, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools Clara Howell

Fifth-graders celebrated their final stretch by walking to Wood to mark the end of their time in primary school

A small step into a big world

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Wilsonville Spokesman staff asked first-graders to give advice to incoming first-graders
WL-WV School Board adopts 2018-19 budget

West Linn Tidings - News

Business office is confident in current budget and revenue projections for next school year
Wilsonville High seniors bid farewell to Wildcat family

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Diplomas were given to 267 WHS students during the June 7 graduation ceremony
Art Tech students cross the finish line

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Intimate, emotional graduation leaves 27 Arts and Technology High School students with diplomas
Three Rivers Charter School co-founder set to retire

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Katherine Holtgraves will be missed after her retirement from Three Rivers June 30
School briefs

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Graduation season in full swing, students make honor roll, summer camp registration opens and more
WL-WV Budget Committee approves 2018-19 proposed budget

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Members discuss upcoming PERS increase, whether to be conservative in spending
Wilsonville High performs final choir concert

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

The entire choral department sang their hearts out one last time during the 2017-18 school year
High schoolers show generosity during fundraisers

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

This event really showed that high school students can be charitable and donate their money and time
Focus on what matters

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Members in the Student Writers Advisory Group hone in on mental health for teens
Hey, seniors, let's finish strong

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Senioritis hasn't taken my grades, it's taken some motivation and my usually very proactive mindset
West Linn-Wilsonville students win awards for science projects

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Wilsonville and West Linn high school students place at international science fair
Wilsonville High School raises thousands for hospital

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Wilsonville High School concludes series of fundraisers with Doernbecher carnival
Recovery charter school proposal approved

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Facility for students in grades 9-12 will be the first of its kind in Oregon when it opens its doors in August 2019
Roommate selection process should not be overlooked

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

First off, I have found that an active social media presence is essential to this process
Inza R. Wood Middle School hosts family band night

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Students met the band instructor, learned about the program and tested out various instruments
Primary strings students show of their talent

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

The WL-WV primary strings program performed with WL orchestra students in middle and high school
Boy Scout gives back to Boones Ferry Primary

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Wilsonville High School student builds game pits for Eagle Scout Service Project
Wilsonville High School puts on comedic play

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Six actors seek fame in 1940s comedy set in New York City. For tickets visit www.wildcatdrama.com
Lowrie Primary targets mental health

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Speaker at Lowrie Primary's Parent Night provided parents tools to combat stress in children
Pressure's on, and sunshine isn't helping

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

I also ask that students look at the light at the end of the tunnel and make it through
Boeckman Creek families travel the world one table at a time

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Families were invited to share their heritage or culture by hosting a table at International Night
WL-WV District Art Show draws in many creative minds

Wilsonville Spokesman - Schools

Students across all 16 WL-WV district schools were represented at the art show
2018-19 budget proposal allows for additional staff

West Linn Tidings - Education

West Linn-Wilsonville Budget Committee set to discuss blueprint with public

Opinion

Thank you, Senator Merkley

June 21, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion Linda Clark-Traeger

The current actions of taking the children of immigrants crossing the border from their mothers is beyond all human decency

8 questions citizens need answered

June 20, 2018 Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion Mike Taylor

Editor's note: West Linn resident Mike Taylor submitted a series of eight questions for the West Linn-Wilsonville School District; following his queries are responses by WL-WV Superintendent Kathy Ludwig. Questions and answers have been edited for brevity and clarity.

Policy of separating families at border is 'zero humanity'

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Sen. Jeff Merkley asks: What nation can justify inflicting harm on children to discourage parents from exercising the international right…
The Cherished Letter

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

While it's hard to say goodbye to these three important people in my life, because of their letters, I truly think that they are all okay…
Metro's new role in housing crisis

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

For this effort to succeed, voters and local officials in all the cities will need to commit to the idea that the affordable housing crisis…
Canby Ferry bridge would hurt West Linn and area

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

If a bridge is built, it will carry thousands more cars a day and many of those will funnel down Pete's Mountain and land in front of…
Our Opinion: Track ADU law for effectiveness

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

ADUs offer a desirable alternative to traditional forms of rental housing. The region has numerous inner-city high-rises and large suburban…
Police in schools counterproductive

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Due to the unjust discipline practices, resource officers deter many students from being engaged in school. These practices undermine the…
Hangin' with Methuselah

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Besides imagining what life must have been like for her, learning about her set me to thinking about the prospect of getting old.
Teach students practical skills they'll use as adults

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Family Life Education and other practical arts, cultural arts (such as Music and Art) and Physical Education will keep students in school,
Just Another Point of View: Still searching for a school mascot that won't offend

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Even in cases where the offensive mascot name was the idea of the very people involved, the rest of us have decided to bless the issue with…
Brown, Buehler, show us your vision

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

It was not that long ago that socially moderate Republicans and fiscally conservative Democrats helped force debate and compromise on a…
We're not yet prepared for next big disaster

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

While people and organizations are trained and ready to respond, the difficult truth is that only a small amount of our public and private…
Of robots and cats

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

By the time my wife arrived home, I had sent Miles out on several test missions and personally observed his cunning cleaning skills
It's all in the genes

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Let's face it, when you think about all those generations of progeny, you have to realize that there's always the chance of some pretty…
Letters to the Editor

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

I'm talking about the distribution of 'unsaleable' bakery goods to the elderly and those on a fixed income.
Concussion effort needs schools' help

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

We think that the safety of kids who play sports is important. We don't think we're alone, and that's why we think we ought to have the…
Adjust approach to sea lions in Willamette River

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

We need to adopt a rational approach, whereby seals and the various species of sea lions will be managed, but not destroyed
Letters to the editor

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Cast your ballot by May 15 for this primary; no local issues for Wilsonville but plenty of regional and state concerns on ballot
Buck has earned a seat on Metro Council

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

In a race where the philosophical differences are imperceptible and every resume is impressive, we believe voters must look at leadership…
Just Another Point of View: A few things I don't understand

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

These are by no means all the things I don't understand. I could fill an encyclopedia with the complete list.
Letters to the editor

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Having been a volunteer at CCCF since they opened in 2002 I have seen many women successfully turn their lives around.
New bike event coming to Wilsonville, surrounding area

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

This summer the affair includes a single bicycle event to start small and build a successful track record.
Oregon deserves accountable representatives

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

We must find and elect candidates who refuse to accept special interest money because they want to represent the people equally.
Clackamas County needs trust in county clerk

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

It is past time voters retire the current clerk.Clackamas County needs someone in that job who knows what they're doing.
Don't be an egghead; be part of the solution

Wilsonville Spokesman - Opinion

Really, the future of the community egg hunt will be controlled by the community.

Sustainable Life

A forest full of food

June 21, 2018 Hailey Stewart

Winslow Food Forest will host classes on creating food forests in urban settings.

MORE RIDE SERVICES, MORE CONGESTION?

June 21, 2018 Steve Law

Portland is launching a study of how Uber and Lyft contribute to the city's increasingly clogged traffic, but studies and anecdotal data show they are contributing to the problem and weakening transit use.

Bee friendly, join pollinator celebration

Nonprofits team with Portland garden center to promote pollinator awareness.
Go electric: State launches website to promote EVs

Transportation has been a sore point in state efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and greater use of electric vehicles can help fulfill…
Mayor and River Hugger Swim Team trek across the Willamette River

The Human Access Project kicks off Willamette River swim season with Mayor Ted Wheeler
Columbia Gorge trails reopen

Visitors urged to use extra caution while hiking in Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
Mayor wants to restrict plastic straws

City Council to consider resolution sponsored by Ted Wheeler on Wednesday directing city bureau to devise strategy for reducing use of plastic…
To the top! Portland hosts tree climbing competition

International Society of Arboriculture hosts TCC at Irving Park on Saturday, June 16 in Portland.
EARTHTALK Apple scores well in review of greener Electronics Gadget Makers

Dear EarthTalk: How do the big gadget-making companies (Apple, Samsung, etc.) stack up these days regarding their environmental footprint?-Doug…
Visiting cattle mowing the lawn in pilot project

Cows helping weed while they graze at Howell Territorial Park on Sauvie Island
County develops environmental health program

Three employees needed to fill out new program within Public Health Department
Sandy River Gorge preservation party

Oregon Nature Conservancy seeks volunteers to help with restoration project.
Edlen committed to sustainability

Mark Edlen reflects on evolution of sustainable development, growing role of social equity.
Chinese company also wants to restart Newberg paper mill

Mill could provide a market for Oregon's recycled paper now languishing in recycling centers; in a turnaround, owner now says it might sell to a new…
Farm groups question beehivesto justify solar panels on ag land

A solar project featuring honeybees in Oregon's Clackamas County is being appealed by farmland conservationists.
Let PGE control your thermostat(you'll save energy and money)

Program designed to allow utility company reduce electricity use during peak hours.
Xerces Society expands by uniting with Bee City USA

Portland-based conservation group will incorporate Bee City USA into its work, creating momentum in the pollinator movement.
Trump plan to force subsidies for coal plants would raise rates

In Senate hearing, Oregon's Ron Wyden elicits testimony from Trump energy regulator that rates could rise $32 billion or more nationally.
Destruction of mill appears imminent

Westrock puts conditions on potential sale that require buyer to destroy equipment critical to future operations
Japanese beetle infestation eradication

The Japanese beetle eradication plan for Washington County has brought controversy from some Hillsboro residents.
Taking inventory along the Clackamas River

Volunteers to catalog plants and animals that call Milo McIver park home during upcoming event
¡Explorando at Thomas Cully Park!

Learn about the Columbia Slough watershed and help support a new park at this family-friendly event.
Investigation probes health and environmental impacts from railroad tie plant in The Dalles

Blacks are more vulnerable to breathing creosote fumes because of genetic makeup, report notes.
EarthTalk: Green pet burials

My vet tells me my 18-year-old cat is nearing the end of her life and I'm wondering what my options are for a green-friendly burial?-Sandy Monroe,…
Preserve the Wonder campaign ends on high note

Friends of the Columbia Gorge raise enough to buy and protect seven prized parcels in gorge; campaign also elicits donation of eighth site.
The art of recycling and reusing

Learn about reducing, reusing and recycling this Sunday at Reuse-A-Palooza.