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If you are interested in enrolling your child or children at Three Rivers Charter School for the 2008-2009 school year,
your family is invited to attend one of the upcoming open house and informational meetings. Registration cards will be
available at the following meetings:

•     May 6 and May 22 from 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. at Three Rivers Charter School
•     May 14 from 6:30- 7:30 p.m. at Wilsonville Public Library

Representatives will be presenting information about Three Rivers Charter School as well as answering any questions about our
program. In addition, current parents and students will be speaking about their own experience with our school. They hope to provide answers to all of your questions and inform interested families of the options available within the West Linn-Wilsonville school district.
TRCS public lottery for the 2008-2009 school year will be held on Thursday, May 29, 2008 at 4:00 pm at Three Rivers Charter School.
Visit their website for more information

Please plan on attending one of our open houses to find out more about Three Rivers Charter School and enrollment
for the 2008-2009 school year.

4.14.08 7 AM  9126 SW Ridder Rd.. Brass and Disposal Theft  Electronic Display Sysstems reported that brass pieces and a garbage disposal were stolen from her business storage lot sometime over the weekend.  It was enclosed by a short fence that wasn’t damaged.  No suspect information was forthcoming.

4.14.08  8:30 AM  27695 SW 95th Ave  Stolen Laptops Owens & Minor Distribution reported that since the first of the year, five laptop computers and one desktop computer have been taken from her company.    Computers that are being sent in for repair are kept in computer bags in an office.  On Monday, an employee came to work and found that one of the company computers was in a garbage bag in her office , and found that the computer was taken out of one of their offices sometime over the weekend.  The owner of the cleaning company being used told the employee that one of his employees found the computer neatly stacked in a dumpster behind their building so he brought it inside and put it in her office.  The employee checked the computers she had stored in her office, discovering that 5 laptops were missing.  The employee did not know if the computers had been stolen over time or all at once.  There was no evidence of anyone breaking into the business, and suspects that the culprit is someone with access within the business.  The company has an old camera system in place, but it had nothing of use recorded since the first of March.  No witnesses were forthcoming.

4.15.08  8 AM  Graffiti Boeckman Primary School reported Criminal Mischief at the school.  There was graffiti on the outdoor wall on the playground at the school. 

4.15.08  12:15 PM  8235 SW Wilsonville Rd. Purse Stolen From Car  A person called to report a theft of property from her sister’s unlocked Honda while it was parked in front of Rite Aid.  A purse was taken containing the owneer’s identification, Visa debit card, checkbook with checks, and prescription medications.  Nobody had permission to enter the vehicle.

4.16.08  30623 SW Boones Ferry Rd.  More Graffiti A citizen contacted police regarding a criminal incident at First Freinds Daycare.  an unknown suspect had spray painted graffiti on the north wall of the school during the night.  The officer could not determine if the graffiti was gang related or not.

4.17.08  1:30Pm  30225 SW Brown Rd.  Burglary, but No Theft A person contacted police to report a burglary at her apartment.  The deadbolt was locked when the resident left the apartment, and was unlocked when she returned.  The screen on the sliding gladd door was removed and the sliding door was open.  Oddly, nothing seemed to be missing.

The Wood Middle School robotics team is looking for a new coach to mentor during the 2008-9 season and to take over the team in the 2009-10 season. The team competes in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), a high-school robotics competition that allows middle school students. The well-regarded Wilsonville High School robotics team competes in FIRST’s FRC competition. Coaching a team requires a time commitment from October through March. Parents of current sixth graders with an interest in robotics are encouraged to consider the position. The 2007-8 team had five seventh graders and two sixth graders. There is room for three more students on the team in the 2008-9 season. Interested persons please call Craig Faiman at 503.970.5471 for more information.

3/26/08 Craig William Colburn Jr. Charged with Driving While Suspended

3/27/08 Harlan Harris Smith Charged and Cited with Failure to Perform Duties of Driver - Property

3/28/08  Jackie Dale Evans Held for Detoxification

Event:  Earth Day - Celebrating Water
Date: 4/19/2008 9:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Cost: Free
Location: Clackamas Community College 19600 Molalla Ave Oregon City, Oregon 97045

Meet at the McLoughlin parking lot and Gregory Forum.

For more information visit the Natural Resources Events page.

3.26.08  The City of Wilsonvilee sustained damage to the Barn located on Murase Plaze.  The lock and hasp on the crawl space access door had been broken, and the locks n the utility door inside the crawlspace was damaged.  No fingerprints were available.

3.26.08  A man reported his vehicle was struck by an egg while he was traveling westboung on Elligsen Rd. just past the entrance to the Wilsonville Summit Apartments.  The victim did not see who caused the damage and could not provide any suspect information.

3.28.08 3:01 PM  An officer responded to a report of an assault at the Autumn park Apartments.  Apparently a love triangle reached it’s breaking point, and resulted in one of the two women  slapping the face of the other in a fit of jealousy. No charges were registered.

3.29.08 betweeen 2:45 AM and 11:53 PM an unknown suspect intentionally interfered with S. Beaumont’s vehcile while it was parked in front of his apartment located on SW Ashland Drive.  The suspect wrote on the rear exterior surface of the vehicle using a water based white marking fluid, possible shoe polish.  The suspect wrote "Gay pride is evry day be gay and proud"  There is no known suspect information.

3.29.08  T. Walker reported the theft of his day planner containing his driver’s license, social security card, credit cards and other assorted items including cash.  He was at the Wilsonville Costco between 5pm and 6pm and paid for his purchase using his day planner, which he believes he put in the shopping cart.  he forgot to take the planner out of the cart when unloading and did not realize until he arrived home.  He contacted Costco but they were not able to locate the organizer or any of it’s contents. 

3.30.08 4 AM T Whitesell reported her vehicle front window had been smashed in by a rock sometime during the night while parked at the Canyon Creek Apartments.  No suspects were indicated.

3.30.08  4:59 AM  J. Sheenfield reported her rear window had been smashed in by a rock during the night while parked at the Canyon Creek Apartments.  Again, no suspects were indicated.

3.30.08  5:04 PM  A mailbox  on Rogue Ct. sufferened from bolt removal, with someone apparently attempting to make it removable.  No mail was reported stolen, however.  The mailbox just turned upside down and was shaken, causing the mail to fall out.  There were no clues or leads.

The West Linn/Wilsonville School District is proud to announce the 2008 Middle School Musical production of “Annie Get Your Gun”, on April 10, 11, 12 & 14, 15 - 7:30 PM. The matinee performance is April 12 - 1:30 PM. All performances are at the West Linn High School Auditorium.

Calling all Middle School Musical alumni! At both of the April 12th performances, we are inviting any alumni to join us on stage at the end of theshow to sing “There’s No Business Like Show Business” with the cast. Wear your MSM T-shirts if you still have them! We look forward to seeingyou there.
For ticket information, please go to this link.

Pump It Up of Wilsonville has the following activities available for kids and families -

Kid’s Night Out 6:00-9:30pm! Ages 4-11 $20 per child/$15 for siblings

March 21st-Spring Fever         April 18th-April Showers

May 16th-Disco Night            June 20th-Fun in the Sun

July 18th-Pajama Night          August 15th-Back to School

Pizza Dinner & Drink Included

An evening planned just for KIDS! Your child will have a great time playing organized games, group activities, and of course Jumping, Jumping, and more Jumping!

*Must bring socks*Must be potty-trained*Pre-registration required

Ways to spend quality time with your children…..

Current Pop-In Playtime Schedule

Valid now through June 12th

Pre-K (ages 2-6)

Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays 9:30-11:00am
& Thursdays 12:30-2:00pm

Elementary (ages 6-10)

Wednesdays 3:30-5:00pm $7 per child/$5 per sibling.  Parents are always free!

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Summer Pop-In Playtime Schedule
Valid June 16th-August 28th 2008

Pre-K Pop-In (2-6 yrs.) Mon, Tues, Weds, & Thurs 9:00am-10:30am

Family Jump (4-11 yrs.) Weds 3:30pm-5:00pm Tues & Thurs 12:30-2:00
$7 per child/$5 per sibling  Parents are always free!

Sensory Night

Enjoy a night of sensory integration in safe, fun, and supportive surroundings. Parents guide their kids to help inspire imagination through movement,touch, and body awareness.
6:30-7:30pm March 19th &  April 16th &  May 21st

Spring and Summer Camps
Our 3-day camps are full of air-filled fun! Kids ages 3-6 & 7-10 will jump, climb, and bounce their way through the day.
~10:00-1:00pm Daily $65 per child for 3 days $25 per day for drop-in

March 24-26
June 16th-18th
June 30th-July 2nd
July 14th-16th
July 28th-30th
August 11th-13th
August 25th-27th

Contact Pump It Up of Wilsonville at 503.582.1331                   

I know it doesn’t really seem on the surface like there is a very large population in Wilsonville who are in need of assistance when it comes to food, clothing, and shelter, but looks can be deceiving.

The fact of the matter is, the need in this community has been rising along with the population.

The one thing this community does not have is a good resource for clothing for low income folks.  For that reason, representatives of Wilsonville Community Sharing, The West Linn - Wilsonville School District,  and Clacakamas County Community solutions have been looking into creating a clothes closet. 

The goal is to build a clothing resource for those with limited resources. 

To begin with, discussions have included involving students and Community Solutions clients in the intake and processing of the clothing. Canby Kiwanis Thrift Store "has been very gracious in allowing us to learn from them," said one of the representatives.  The end vision at this time includes a program that will have a Retail Component, and a Voucher Component which would be implemented locally.

The one thing that is a sticking point currently is finding an appropriate location for the warehousing process, and perhaps separately, for distribution.  What I’m told is needed , preferably for donation, specifically is  a  dry facility with lights and heat, or the capability for it.

If you might have such a facility available contact Wilsonville Community Sharing with the information or with questions.