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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 Farmers Push to Weaken Pesticide Bill as Environmentalists Fight to Protect Pollinators from…

Lucille McNamara Apr 4, 2025
A House Bill aimed at limiting the use of nicotinoids - synthetic pesticides designed to repel or kill insects and pollinators like butterflies and bees - is opposed by members of the Oregon Farm Bureau who are lobbying for changes to the…
Crime & Courts

Oregon Man Accused of Murdering His Mother’s Boyfriend to Receive Pre-Trial State-Paid Therapy…

Lucille McNamara Apr 3, 2025
Sean Joseph Lynn, accused of murdering his mother's boyfriend last August, will undergo 10 therapy sessions at a cost to the state of $163 a session, while he awaits trial in custody at the Lane County Jail. Lynn's attorney, Michael…
News

Oregon Joins FBI’s Massive Operation ‘Not Forgotten’ to Tackle Violent Crime in Indian…

Lucille McNamara Apr 3, 2025
Oregon will be taking part in a nationwide FBI investigation into unresolved violent crimes in Indian Country. Known as Operation Not Forgotten, investigations will include missing and murdered indigenous people. The Longest and…
News

Oregon Parents Could Face $500 Fines as New Bill Targets Student Absences

Lucille McNamara Apr 3, 2025
A public hearing was held yesterday (Wednesday) to discuss Oregon House Bill 2052 which will make it a Class C violation for parents or guardians of students who miss school for eight or more unexcused absences within four weeks. The…
Environment

Oregonians Can Help Eradicate Invasive Ivy at Sunset Bay State Park to Honor Earth Day

Lucille McNamara Apr 2, 2025
To honor Earth Day, the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department invites Oregonians to join rangers at Sunset Bay State Park, Coos Bay, to help remove invasive English ivy from the landscape. The event will be from 10 a.m. to noon on…
Crime & Courts

Eugene’s Wesley Methodist Church Vandalized with Thousands in Damage as Police Hunt Suspect

Lucille McNamara Apr 2, 2025
EUGENE, Ore. — Thousands of dollars of music equipment and religious artifacts were severely damaged, and excrement was left in the worship area in an act of vandalism at the Wesley United Methodist Church in Eugene early yesterday morning.…
News

Oregon Lawmakers Push Food for All Program as Hunger Hits Great Depression Levels and 62,000 Lose…

Lucille McNamara Apr 2, 2025
In the face of new information from the Oregon Food Bank that shows hunger in the state is at its worst level since the Great Depression, a group of lawmakers want to establish a Food for All Oregonians program. More Than 62,000…
Politics & Elections

Oregon AG Joins Effort to Block Trump’s SAVE Act as New Voter Rules Risk Minority Rights and Decades…

Lucille McNamara Apr 2, 2025
Despite studies that show that only 0.0001% of votes cast in areas with high immigration populations are by non-citizens, the Trump administration is changing the SAVE Act which will pose onerous burdens on voters to prove their…
Crime & Courts

Oregon Woman Accused of Setting Boyfriend’s Home on Fire and Stealing Witness’s Debit Card

Lucille McNamara Apr 1, 2025
A woman accused of setting fire to the Crescent Meadows home of her boyfriend’s parents in Eugene last summer, then allegedly stole a debit card from a witness to the arson. She was on Bail and Wearing an Ankle Monitor Jasmine…
Politics & Elections

Oregon Voters Overwhelmingly Oppose Bill to Restrict Mail-In Voting and Add ID Verification

Lucille McNamara Apr 1, 2025
A public hearing by the Senate Committee on Rules held on Monday to discuss a Bill that will revert Oregon to in-person voting was opposed by 81% of respondents who submitted written testimony, according to information obtained by a news…
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