News
Public event code up for discussion
The City Council will discuss a proposed public event ordinance at its 7 p.m. meeting tonight, Nov. 18.
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Crone at the helm of new college
In just 21 months, medical students from across the country will be moving to Lebanon to attend the first college built in Oregon in more than a decade.
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Drug arrest nets illegal immigrant
A Mexican citizen living in Lebanon was arrested on drug charges on Nov. 10. The arrest was made during a traffic stop on Highway 34 near Interstate 5. It was the result of an investigation that began in Lincoln County earlier in the day.
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Editorial: Short takes
Meet-and-greet, overdraft fees, Scroggins Mill
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Speeder set for pre-trial
Juan Gerardo Sanchez, 22, who was arrested and cited for reckless driving after driving 120 mph in a 45 mph zone, appeared in Lebanon Justice Court on Nov. 5.
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Apply to be a Strawberry princess
The deadline for applications for the 2010 Strawberry Festival royalty court is Nov. 20, 2009.
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Column: State should trim budget similar to businesses, homes
The two measures have sparked a great deal of questions and debate.
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LHS needs improvement, but has plan
Lebanon High School failed to meet Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) ratings, for the seventh year in a row.
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LCSD scores well, with one exception
Oregon has released report cards for school districts this year.
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Safe in the city?
More than a dozen wild turkeys stroll through the residential neighborhoods of northeastern Lebanon on Nov. 14.
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Altrusa Club donates books to new jail
The Lebanon Altrusa Club recently donated a small library to the new Lebanon jail for their Make a Difference Day Project.
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Fees called 'unfair' to be banned
The Federal Reserve will begin banning banks from charging many overdraft fees unless customers sign up for the service, an unprecedented move that comes as a wave of consumer reforms sweeps Washington.
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Support troops through Operation Santa
Operation Santa donation sites this year are Curves for Women (near Bi-Mart) and Citizens Bank at 2122 S. Santiam Hwy. in Lebanon, and Curves for Women on Santiam Hwy. in Albany (across from Bi-Mart).
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Comment sought on Cheadle Lake rules
The Oregon State Marine Board seeks written public comment on a proposed electric motor-only rule on Cheadle Lake in Linn County.
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Well checks OK for irrigation
The well results for a home at 210 W. Grant St. are in and it passed a quality check by the Department of Environmental Quality.
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Street renamed for hospital CEO
Larry Mullins, president and CEO of Samaritan Health Services, was surprised last week to find out that Twin Oaks Drive will be renamed after him.
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Courts, published Nov. 11
The following cases were decided in Lebanon Municipal Court between Sept. 11 and Sept. 30.
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