A single Lake Oswego resident's mail-routing dispute has kept alive a challenge to Shorenstein Properties' plan to convert three Kruse Way office buildings into high-density housing, after the state's land use board ruled the city's own defective notice reopened a closed appeal window. A lone homeowner representing herself has cleared the first hurdle in her […]
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