Latest from Lucille McNamara
Microchip Production Will Shift to Oregon and Colorado After Closing Arizona Plant
Microchip Technology said on Monday that it will close its factory in Tempe, Arizona, next year. The microchips that were made in the Tempe facility will now be produced…
Dogs Believed to Belong to Murdered Oregon Woman, Susan Lane-Fournier Have Been Found Dead
Two dead dogs found by deputies of the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday are believed to have been owned by Susan Lane-Fournier (61), whose body was found…
Migrant Worker Sues Three Oregon Forestry Companies for More Than $42 Million
Three Oregon forestry companies are facing lawsuits of more than $42 million lodged by a Mexican migrant logger whose eight seasonal postings in the U.S. ended when he…
Governor Kotek’s Stability Budget Focuses on Housing, Homelessness, Education, and Drug-Related Challenges
Solving the housing shortage and homelessness, improving academic levels of achievement, and addiction challenges are the pivotal issues addressed by Oregon Governor…
School District in Oregon Facing $677,000 Lawsuit by Former Employee
A former Clatskanie School District employee who was sentenced to 18 months of probation, fined $2,000 in restitution, and had his hunting license suspended for three…
The Future Ready Oregon Program Will Train Students to Earn Family-Supporting Wages
Oregon students can earn family-supporting wages in a $200 million investment education and training program to increase diverse workforce opportunities.
Suspicion Surrounds the Death of an Oregon Man Found in Apartment Fire
Salem police and the Fire Department are investigating the suspicious death of a 38-year-old man whose body was found in an apartment fire in the early hours of Saturday…
Oregon Stakeholders Are Pinning Hopes that the Biden Administration Will Save the Owyhee Canyonlands
In the final weeks of the Biden Administration, speculation is rife that the outgoing U.S. President will enact a proclamation to safeguard the Owyhee Canyonlands in…
