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Portland's nationally award winning restaurant asking for community support or forced to close in a few months! Photo and article curtesy of The Oregonian
| At the 2002 James Beard Awards, Greg Higgins was named the best chef in the Northwest/Hawaii region, an acknowledgment of his trail-blazing work connecting Portland restaurants to area farms, and training a new generation of local chefs. The following year, The Oregonian picked Higgins as its 2003 Restaurant of the Year. The James Beard Awards, often called the "Oscars of the food world", are national culinary honors presented annually by the James Beard Foundation. They recognize exceptional talent and achievement in the culinary arts, hospitality, media, and the broader food system. The awards also highlight a commitment to equity, community, sustainability, and fostering a thriving culture. “While our menu is still the same James Beard quality, downtown Portland has changed,” Higgins and Mallory wrote. “Recovery has been slow. “If you remember what it feels like to gather at a table and share stories over Oregon’s summer bounty — razor clams, troll King salmon, sun-ripened tomatoes — now is the time to come back,” Higgins and Mallory wrote. “If you love this city and want to see it thrive again, we invite you to help." Read the full Oregonian article HERE! |
LHSAA Magazine SUMMER ISSUE 2025
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LHSAA Members have access to read and download the current LHSAA Magazine issue online! To access: Hover on the Main Menu Bar's Magazines tab for the dropdown menu of subpages - tap on the page for Current Issue Past Issues of the LHSAA Magazine are available for public access in the website's Magazine Library : CLICK HERE |
Upcoming events
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LINCOLN CLASS REUNIONS |
| 2015 10-year Reunion ~ Reunion Canceled ~ | 2005 20-year Reunion No event information has been provided to the LHSAA. |
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Festival crowns 2025 Queen of Rosaria |
| Queen Ava, plans to attend Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland this Fall to study international affairs, political science and business. “I am interested in a career in international relations or public policy,”
Highlights of Queen Ava's high school activities and honors:
Queen Ava of Rosaria Video Interview Courtesy of FB Reels |
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Notes from Nan I am thrilled to introduce my granddaughter Maddie in my fifth CD Legacy Five. With her lovely voice, clear articulation & expressive interpretation it was sheer joy working with her. ENJOY  Notes from Maddie 
Putting together these songs was so special. From selection to rehearsing, the process not only was creatively fulfilling, but was such a treat to do it with my grandmother. The songs are a collection of favorites that I have worked on throughout my life. The general theme of all the pieces are yearning and hoping for love, new things and better days. These feelings are so universal and ones that inspire beautiful music. I hope you enjoy this project full of joy and passion from two people who love music so much. |
A New Webpage Forum for Alumni lincolnalum.org/LHS-ALUMNI-MEMORIAM-FORUM
The Alum Memoriam Forum honors our Lincoln classmates, family relatives, and friends by sharing our memories of their lives and the friends we have lost who have enriched our lives. The Lincoln High School Alumni Association wishes to express our condolences to the family and friends of these alumni. This new Alum Forum is for alumni to post memorial service information, share memories, and pictures.  |
We have so many alums who have made a difference in our world! ~ Click here to view the LHSAA Hall of Honor recipients ~ Honoring Lincoln graduates who have left lasting marks in many fields of endeavor and should be recognized to inspire today’s students in the Lincoln spirit of doing one’s best and always striving for excellence with integrity as embodied by Abraham Lincoln himself.
We encourage alums to email their nominations to the LHSAA HOH Committee with this link ~ Click here! |
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS |
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(Left) Sophomore Greyson Murff finished in 1st place at the 6A Oregon State Meet with a throw of 156-04! (Right) Senior All Star 4-Letter Athlete - Brady Holland, won the 6A Oregon State shot put title, reaching a 56-10 mark and placed 3rd in State for Boys 6A Discus! | Lincoln duo STAY GOLD in Discus and Shot Put Senior Brady Holland took care of business in the boys shot put, meanwhile his sophomore teammate Greyson Murff won out in the discus to have plenty of red atop the podium! Murff, who also qualified for state in the boys 110 meter hurdles, had to run off and do his preliminary race right before the discus program. He finished with the eighth best time of 15.09 seconds, snagging the final spot in the finals. “It was unreal, I just finished running the hurdles so I was just trying to get in there and get a mark that would maybe get me to the finals,” Murff said. “My first throw was a PR so I was just like, ‘OK, we’ll run with this.’ “I just let the last throw go and it was the best feeling I had all year.” Murff could relax for his last throw as no one in the field could top his fourth throw of 156-4, not a usual sight for his teammate in Holland who entered the event with the top mark in 6A this season. Curtesy of: portlandtribune.com |
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Cayden Laughton, completed his Freshman season of tennis by winning a Class 6A singles state championship, and his finals win gave the Cardinals just enough team points for the team GOLD! |
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