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I-5 southbound lanes near Keizer reopen after a crash that killed a pedestrian
Interstate 5 southbound lanes near Keizer have reopened
following this morning's fatal vehicle-pedestrian crash near
milepost 259. The victim has been identified but next of kin
notification is not completed, according to the Oregon State
Police.
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OSU food drive nets record haul
With furloughs, budget cuts and layoffs, Oregon State University
has seen the effects of the economic downturn. Yet that did not
prevent OSU employees from making a record donation to the
Governor's State Employees Food Drive this year.
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Wah Chang announces temporary layoffs
MILLERSBURG — ATI Wah Chang is temporarily laying off workers at
its Millersburg plant at the end of this month.
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Renovation on Lyon Street
Herb Yamamoto bought a deteriorated former homeless shelter on
Lyon Street, transformed it into a showplace office and then
invited Albany Area Chamber of Commerce members to come take a look
during a Tuesday Business After Hours event.
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Notice to DH readers
Beginning Monday, March 22, the customer service hours for home
delivery and subscriber information will be 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday and 7-10 a.m. weekends and holidays.
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Water outlook gets worse
Forecasters continue to revise downward their estimates of the
summertime water supply for the Willamette Valley.
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Sweet Home Police make drug arrest in Florence
Detectives from Sweet Home Police Department, Linn County
Sheriff’s Office, Albany Police Department assisted by Florence PD
personnel, served a narcotics related Search Warrant at 1497 15th
Street, Florence, Tuesday at about 5 p.m.
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Lebanon wraps up "2020" process
LEBANON - Reading, writing and math are important.
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Cougars killed near Holley
HOLLEY — Two mature male cougars believed to have killed
livestock on nearby farms were trapped and shot within an hour of
each other Monday.
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Mom satisfied with school's response to fight
Although 14-year-old Tristen Parten has been suspended for five
days from Memorial Middle School in Albany for fighting another
student, his mother, Angela, said she now is satisfied with how the
school handled the incident.
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Harrisburg saved six years to buy new City Hall
HARRISBURG — Kari Hanson dropped into the new Harrisburg City
Hall Monday afternoon to sign her son up for summer baseball. She
ended up offering to have her Brownie troop plant flowers around
the building, which opened for business earlier in the day.
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Public safety log (March 16)
People arrested are innocent unless proven otherwise in
court. Initial charges often change as a case
progresses.
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Low river volume limits city hydropower
Albany’s $1.6 million hydropower generator was turned back on
Monday after being hampered for nearly three weeks by low flow in
the Santiam River.
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Free roof is ‘wonderful’
Liz Unser’s new roof was as good as finished when she got home
Monday afternoon.
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Delay proposed for development along riverfront
Edgewater Village, a housing development along the Albany
riverfront, would be delayed another year under a contract change
being proposed to the downtown urban renewal agency.
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S.H. school board waives rent for day care
SWEET HOME — Little Promises Daycare will be running as usual
this summer, thanks to a deal struck last week with the Sweet Home
School Board.
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Lebanon chamber warns of scam
LEBANON — The Lebanon Chamber of Commerce has warned business
people of a possible scam.
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Willamette forest ranks No. 1 in carbon storage
EUGENE (AP) - When it comes to storing carbon, no national
forest in the United States does more than the Eugene-based
Willamette, according to a survey released by an environmental
group.
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Oregon's Feb. unemployment rate at 10.5 percent
PORTLAND (AP) - Unemployment in Oregon fell slightly in February
to 10.5 percent.
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