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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."

Crime & Courts

Serial Oregon Drug Dealer Sentenced to More Than Seven Years Behind Bars

Lucille McNamara Nov 17, 2024
A serial drug dealer was sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison on Thursday in the Multnomah Circuit County Court on trafficking charges involving fentanyl and other drugs. William Sanchez Stevenson Had Never Spent More…
Top Stories

Oregon Ranks 25 Out of 48 Lower States at Risk of Drinking Contaminated Groundwater

Lucille McNamara Nov 17, 2024
More than 20% of Americans living in the Lower 48 states – including 800,000 Oregonians – could be using contaminated groundwater containing “forever chemicals” for drinking supplies, according to a federal study by the U.S. Geological…
News

Five Oregon Counties Will Share $5 Million to Fight Homelessness

Lucille McNamara Nov 16, 2024
Five counties have been selected to receive $5 million in funding from Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) to fight homelessness among young people and their families. The OHCS, via its Youth Emergency Housing Assistance Program…
Environment

Tuesday is Deadline to Become One of 18 Ashland Households Powered by Solar Energy

Lucille McNamara Nov 16, 2024
ASHLAND, Ore. — Ashlanders have until Tuesday (November 19) to sign up to become one of 18 households powered by solar energy. The Ashland Solar Cooperative, a nonprofit increasing access to solar energy, has teamed with True South Solar…
News

Oregon Registers First Human Infection of Avian ‘Flu

Lucille McNamara Nov 16, 2024
The first human in Oregon to contract avian ‘flu has been confirmed by the state’s Health Authority (OHA). This brings the national total of humans infected with avian ‘flu to 52, according to the Centers for Disease Control. The highest…
Crime & Courts

Oregon DHS is Not Financially Responsible for a Toddler Paralyzed for Life After Severe Beating

Lucille McNamara Nov 15, 2024
The Oregon Department of Human Services (DHS) is not financially responsible for a toddler who was beaten so badly by his mother’s boyfriend that he was left quadriplegic. The Two-Year-old Will Never be Able to Live a Normal Life…
Environment

Removal of Hazardous Fuels From National Forests Will Help Safeguard Oregon Against Wildfires

Lucille McNamara Nov 15, 2024
Oregon has been allocated more than $5 million in federal funding to prevent increasingly frequent and severe wildfires that threaten homes, businesses, and “our way of life,” Senator Jeff Merkley announced yesterday (Thursday). The…
Crime & Courts

Mexican Sentenced to Prison for Transporting a Massive Haul of Drugs in Oregon

Lucille McNamara Nov 15, 2024
A Mexican, who came to the U.S. five years ago to make a better life for himself, was yesterday (Thursday) sentenced to two years and nine months in federal prison for transporting a ‘massive’ haul of drugs. Misael Cruz-Barrales (23) was…
Crime & Courts

Oregon Girl Sues Friend’s Father for Lacing her Smoothie with Drugs

Lucille McNamara Nov 14, 2024
A 12-year-old girl who was drugged after drinking a fruit smoothie at a sleepover is suing her friend’s father for $2.4 million. He was convicted and jailed for the crime. Identified only by her initials, the girl, together with her…
Crime & Courts

Oregon Man Tracked Down His Ex-Girlfriend and Set Fire to the Home of her Boss

Lucille McNamara Nov 14, 2024
A 42-year-old man who tracked down his ex-girlfriend when she moved to Portland is facing multiple attempted murder charges after setting fire to her boss’s house. Eric Alexander (42) started sending threatening emails to his…
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