Lucille McNamara

Lucille McNamara

Lucille McNamara is a Daily Tidings reporter with 27 years of journalism experience, covering Oregon public safety, crime and courts, plus statewide policy and community impact stories including housing, education, health, and immigration. She previously worked at The Star.

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Latest from Lucille McNamara

  1. Business & Economy

    Grants Pass Restaurants and Bars Taxed 3%

    Grants Pass restaurants and bars must pay a 3% food and beverages tax to help fund public safety. The proposal was approved last night at a city council meeting, when a…

  2. Top Stories

    Oregon Democrats Propose More Severe Measures for Drug Possession

    The re-criminalization for possession of small amounts of fentanyl, meth, and heroin, with offenders facing jail terms of up to six months, has been proposed by Oregon…

  3. Top Stories

    Oregon Lobbyists Represent Conflicting Interests on Climate Change

    A watchdog group has exposed 28 Oregon lobbyists who represent climate change protagonists while simultaneously espousing anti-climate change policies for various…

  4. News

    Striking Oregon Nurses Turn to Legal Action

    Striking nurses who have stood in a picket line outside the PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Home Care Services offices in Springfield since February 10 have filed an unfair…

  5. Environment

    There Are Only 74 Southern Resident Whales Left – They Are Now Declared An Endangered Species

    Oregon has listed the Southern Resident Whales as an endangered species. Today there are only an estimated 74 surving Southern Resident Whales. They feed almost entirely…

  6. News

    St. Timothy’s Church Remains Steadfast in its Decision to Serve the Homeless Community of Brookings

    UPDATE 2: City of Brookings Lose Another Round in its Legal Battle Against St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church

  7. Top Stories

    The Board of Commissioners Face a Major Shake-Up in the Wake of Jackson County for All Campaign

    Jackson County for All has exceeded its signature target of 10,500, altering the landscape of the Board of Commissioners, whose three members now face the possibility of…

  8. News

    Parched Klamath Basin Receives $72.7 million Lifeline

    The parched Klamath Basin, with its dwindling populations of Chinook, coho, and steelhead trout, has been given a $72.7 million lifeline by the U.S. Department of the…