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Lucille worked for 27 years as a newspaper journalist for national, regional and local press. Lucille covers a wide range of topics - occupational health and safety, environment and local politics. Pen name "Edith M."

Environment

Oregon Takes a Step Closer to Eliminating One-Use Plastic Products

Lucille McNamara Feb 16, 2025
Written testimony in support of Senate Bill 551 closed on Friday as Oregon took a step closer to eliminating single-use plastic that is polluting the environment faster than the ability to deal with it. Plastic is Choking Oceans…
News

Oregon in the Forefront of Legal Battles to Protect Transgender Rights

Lucille McNamara Feb 16, 2025
Oregon is at the forefront of judicial battles against the Trump administration on two legal fronts – withholding funds for transgender-affirming care and banning transgender people from military service. 14-Day Temporary…
News

Oregon Senators Warn Trump’s NIH Funding Cuts Could Stifle Medical Research Breakthroughs

Lucille McNamara Feb 15, 2025
The Trump Administration's decision to cut federal funding to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will damage medical research, say Oregon U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden. The lawmakers say the decision to cut NIH funding…
Crime & Courts

Portland Man Shot by U.S. Deputy Marshal During 2020 Protests Secures $7.65 Million Settlement for…

Lucille McNamara Feb 15, 2025
PORTLAND, Ore. — The young man who suffered permanent brain damage after he was shot in the face by a U.S. Deputy Marshal during the 2020 George Floyd protests in downtown Portland, has been granted a $7.65 million federal government…
Politics & Elections

Oregon Joins Landmark Lawsuit Challenging Elon Musk’s DOGE Appointment and Federal Overreach

Lucille McNamara Feb 15, 2025
Oregon has joined a long list of other states fighting the ‘unconstitutional’ new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and the appointment of Elon Musk without electoral support. AG Dan Rayfield Joins Lawsuit with 11 Other…
Politics & Elections

Oregon Lawmakers Commit to Protecting Athletics for Biological Females

Lucille McNamara Feb 14, 2025
Many Oregon lawmakers are committed to ‘fairness in women’s athletics and protecting opportunities for female athletes.’ They made their stance clear in response to President Donald Trump’s ruling that participation in women’s sporting…
News

Striking Medford Nurses Told to Return or Forfeit Healthcare Benefits

Lucille McNamara Feb 14, 2025
MEDFORD, Ore. — The Providence Hospital group yesterday told striking Medford nurses that they have until the end of this month to return to work, or they will lose their healthcare benefits. ONA Says Providence Should Focus on…
Crime & Courts

Botched Prison Surgery Costs Oregon $1M in Settlement After Inmate Loses Sight in One Eye

Lucille McNamara Feb 14, 2025
The State of Oregon has agreed to pay $1 million for medical negligence to prisoner Jabbar Al-Khafagi who went blind in one eye after a ‘botched’ surgery, and a further $200,060 to the law firm that represented him. Al-Khafagi is 70…
Crime & Courts

Oregon Man Tries to Break into Ex-Girlfriend’s Home with Power Tool Despite Restraining Order

Lucille McNamara Feb 13, 2025
A Sutherlin man, who has an active restraining order against him, nevertheless tried to break into his former girlfriend’s home using a power tool he had stolen from someone’s home. Former Girlfriend Locked Herself in the…
Crime & Courts

Oregon Family Sues DEA for $2.5M After Agent Was Granted Immunity in Fatal Crash

Lucille McNamara Feb 13, 2025
The family of a longtime employee at the Oregon Departments of Forestry and Agriculture is seeking $2.5 million in damages after a federal agent was granted immunity after knocking down Marganne M. Allen (53) in Salem while she was cycling…
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