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Lebanon Local Local newspaper focused on community news, human interest stories, helpful information and business communication opportunities for Lebanon, Ore.

Local newspaper focused community news, human interest stories, helpful information and business communication opportunities for Lebanon, Ore.

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03/05/2020
Don’t be confused: Donut shop now dual-purpose with advent of The Cellar | Lebanon Local

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Home News Your Community Don’t be confused: Donut shop now dual-purpose with advent of The Cellar NewsYour Community Don’t be confused: Donut shop now dual-purpose with advent of The Cellar By Lebanon Local News - February 18, 2020 474 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter JANIS AND JANELLE Jacko...

Looking for something to do? Find out what's happening in Lebanon for the next couple weeks.http://www.lebanonlocalnews....
02/26/2020
Around Town from Feb. to March 2020 | Lebanon Local

Looking for something to do? Find out what's happening in Lebanon for the next couple weeks.

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Home News Around Town Around Town from Feb. to March 2020 NewsAround Town Around Town from Feb. to March 2020 By Lebanon Local News - February 14, 2020 338 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Game Day for seniors, kids... photos by Sarah Brown 1 of 6 Senior Center and Boys & Girls Club members face...

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02/21/2020

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02/21/2020

Linn County Undersheriff Paul Timm reports on Saturday March 7, between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00p.m., the Linn County Sheriff’s Office will be conducting a semi-annual test of the Linn-Benton Alert system.

Linn-Benton Alert is a system that can push out emergency notifications to Linn and Benton County residents of emergencies, evacuations or other emergency events. Residents can sign up for the notifications by clicking on “Linn-Benton Alert” at the bottom right-hand corner of the Linn County Sheriff’s Office website at linnsheriff.org. Residents can choose how and where they receive alerts including cell, home, and/or work phone, by text message or TTY (hearing impaired devices) and more.

A story about the Santiam Kalapuya and a modern day romance, with a twist of terrorism? Read Tom Peters' new book to see...
02/10/2020
Local author puts childhood dreams on pages of new book | Lebanon Local

A story about the Santiam Kalapuya and a modern day romance, with a twist of terrorism? Read Tom Peters' new book to see how that works.

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Home News Your Community Local author puts childhood dreams on pages of new book NewsYour Community Local author puts childhood dreams on pages of new book By Sarah Brown - January 14, 2020 88 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Tom Peters in his natural habitat. Photo courtesy of Tom Peters By Sar...

Editorial: Access to public records and peoples' names becoming increasingly difficult for newspapers.http://www.lebanon...
02/07/2020
Challenges of last decade make me wonder what’s next for news | Lebanon Local

Editorial: Access to public records and peoples' names becoming increasingly difficult for newspapers.

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Home News Opinion Challenges of last decade make me wonder what’s next for news NewsOpinion Challenges of last decade make me wonder what’s next for news By Scott Swanson - January 14, 2020 46 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter We’ve started a new decade and, looking ahead, I expect the futu...

TimberUnity goes to Salem | Lebanon Local
02/06/2020
TimberUnity goes to Salem | Lebanon Local

TimberUnity goes to Salem | Lebanon Local

Home News TimberUnity goes to Salem NewsUncategorizedYour Community TimberUnity goes to Salem By Lebanon Local News - February 6, 2020 13 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Photo by Sarah Brown If you’re wondering what’s going on at the TimberUnity rally in Salem today, our reporter Sarah Brow...

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02/05/2020
How long can Lebanon’s pool last? That’s the million(s)-dollar question | Lebanon Local

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Home News Front Page How long can Lebanon’s pool last? That’s the million(s)-dollar question NewsFront PageYour Community How long can Lebanon’s pool last? That’s the million(s)-dollar question By Sarah Brown - January 14, 2020 1066 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Lor...

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02/03/2020
New columnist intends to write about lessons learned from books and life | Lebanon Local

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Home News Opinion New columnist intends to write about lessons learned from books and life NewsOpinion New columnist intends to write about lessons learned from books and life By Lebanon Local News - January 14, 2020 75 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter I spent four years at Santiam Lumber learni...

http://www.lebanonlocalnews.com/firefighters-respond-to-two-fire-calls-within-30-minutes-thursday-evening/
01/31/2020
Firefighters respond to two fire calls within 30 minutes Thursday evening | Lebanon Local

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Home Uncategorized Firefighters respond to two fire calls within 30 minutes Thursday evening Uncategorized Firefighters respond to two fire calls within 30 minutes Thursday evening By Lebanon Local News - January 31, 2020 2 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Photo courtesy of LFD FIREFIGHTERS batt...

Plastic bag ban, Idaho stops and revenge porn laws now in effect.http://www.lebanonlocalnews.com/new-year-new-laws-while...
01/27/2020
New year, new laws, while legislature poised to draft more bills | Lebanon Local

Plastic bag ban, Idaho stops and revenge porn laws now in effect.

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Home News Opinion New year, new laws, while legislature poised to draft more bills NewsOpinionPolitics New year, new laws, while legislature poised to draft more bills By Sherrie Sprenger - January 14, 2020 59 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Sherrie Sprenger The Oregon Legislature may have conv...

It's a short session year, but the legislative assembly is trying to pass a revised version of last year's failed HB2020...
01/24/2020
Timber Unity gearing up for this year’s short legislative session | Lebanon Local

It's a short session year, but the legislative assembly is trying to pass a revised version of last year's failed HB2020. #TimberUnity is warming up their trucks for a rally on Feb. 6.

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Home News Your Community Timber Unity gearing up for this year’s short legislative session NewsYour Community Timber Unity gearing up for this year’s short legislative session By Sarah Brown - January 14, 2020 241 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter #TIMBERUNITY SUPPORTERS, including state Sen....

Mac McNulty had a brief shot at fame, once upon a time, but now the bright lights of the big time seem far away. But he'...
01/22/2020
At 96, Mac McNulty’s still a crooner | Lebanon Local

Mac McNulty had a brief shot at fame, once upon a time, but now the bright lights of the big time seem far away. But he's still singing, at age 96, and his next gig is Jan. 25 at a gala concert in Sweet Home.

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Home News Front Page At 96, Mac McNulty’s still a crooner NewsFront PageYour Community At 96, Mac McNulty’s still a crooner By Scott Swanson - January 14, 2020 102 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter MAC MCNULTY is still singing, at 96, for local crowds. His next gig is Jan. 25 at a gala concer...

Who would you bring with you? We are giving away two tickets to the upcoming Celebration Gala on January 25th. Tag the f...
01/21/2020

Who would you bring with you? We are giving away two tickets to the upcoming Celebration Gala on January 25th. Tag the friend that you would bring with you if YOU WIN the tickets, and you will be entered into the drawing! Winner will be chosen randomly on Thursday, January 23rd.

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As our next State Representative from House District 17 which includes the communities of Detroit, Gates, Idanha, Lebanon, Lyons, Mill City, Scio, Stayton, Sublimity, Sweet Home, Lacomb, Waterloo, Crabtree, and Shaw. My priorities will be to protect our way of life, while ensuring that our state government addresses the most critical needs for the people in my community. My Pledge I spent four decades of working in the toughest, most dangerous profession in Oregon. I’ve also had the opportunity to lead as a local problem solver. Now, I’m ready to use my experience as a father, business owner, former Mayor, and community advocate for my neighbors by representing us in the Legislature. My pledge to you is that I will lead with an open door and an open mind, and with the courage of my convictions. As a community-first representative, I will vote for the people in my district, not special interests, and stay focused on the issues that matter most. Fund education first and prioritize voter-approved Measure 98 funding. The Education budget should be the first, legislatively adopted budget of each biennium so school districts can have the funds they need to educate Oregon’s children. By a wide margin in 2016, voters approved full-funding for Career & Technical Education (CTE), but the legislature didn’t keep their end of the deal, cutting Measure 98 funding by almost half in the first year alone. High school CTE classes are an important pathway to a family-wage job for students who aren’t on a four-year university track. I’m committed to restoring Measure 98 funding. Defend small businesses from unreasonable taxes and regulations. As a small business owner for nearly 20 years, I understand how difficult it is to keep the doors open. In recent years, the biggest threat to the success of Oregon businesses is the lawmakers who have voted to seriously harm our companies by passing increased fees, taxes, and mandates. Many of us simply can’t keep up. We need a pro-business majority in the legislature. In Salem, I will be a voice and a vote for the business owners in my district. Provide dignity and care to our seniors. I lost both my parents to the ravages of dementia-related illness. The day my mother no longer recognized me will stay with me forever. The cost of caring for seniors in our community shouldn’t decimate family bank accounts. The legislature has a responsibility to ensure the quality of care. Long term care facilities should be actively monitored and held accountable for how they use our tax dollars. The most important thing we can do for our “Greatest Generation” is ensure they can age comfortably, safely, and with dignity. Oppose tolls and ensure transportation funds build roads. Voters have been very clear: they oppose freeway tolls and they want our gas taxes going to road infrastructure. As our next representative, I will oppose legislation that attempts to implement freeway tolls, vehicle mileage taxes, or any other scheme to take money out of residents’ pockets for the “privilege” to drive. I will also work to ensure the $4.5 billion-dollar ODOT budget gets prioritized for new road infrastructure. Protect our rural way of life from attacks. Our farming, mining, fishing, and timber communities are struggling to survive against the onslaught of rules and regulations supported by ultra-urban lawmakers and special interests who seem to think our rural neighborhoods and workplaces are their public playgrounds. My votes in Salem will protect my neighbors from laws that make it harder to live and work in rural communities. Address climate change and environmental issues responsibly. Everyone wants clean air and a clean environment. We can get there without job-killing bills like HB 2020, the Cap and Trade tax. Let’s discuss climate change and other environmental issues responsibly, but without any hyperbole, hysteria, and propaganda. Taxing pollution doesn’t stop pollution, it just raises new taxes. As a logger, I believe the answer to sequestering more carbon lies in healthy forest management (including mitigating wildfire), so let’s start there. Ensure ALL of our constitutional rights are upheld. Our fundamental founding documents, the United States and Oregon Constitutions, must be upheld. As a military veteran, I took an oath to defend the rights guaranteed in our Constitutions and as our next representative, I’ll keep that promise! I support the rights of responsible gun owners to keep and bear arms in the manner they choose for themselves for self-defense, shooting sports, and hunting. Please visit my campaign website to learn more!
***FREE COSTCO EVENT*** Not a Costco member yet? You could receive one of TEN memberships this Saturday night from 6-8. Already a Costco member? There’s a lot for you, too. Pizza, cake, soda, a drawing for Costco items, and early Black Friday prices. Everyone’s invited! Please tag friends and family below.
Is there a Lebanon classifieds page? Someplace that I can post a request for a handyman to come look at my rental home in Lebanon?
Come work with me!!!! Full benefits from day 1, great pay, and earn a monthly bonus as well!! Assurant is having a job fair this Wednesday April 24th at 10am, noon, and again at 2pm. Walk-ins are welcome!! Tell them I sent ya!!
Dala's Blue Angels spent Saturday turning Lebanon Blue. April is Child Abuse Awareness month. Walk a Mile 5k run. Event is April 6th
Fill free to share our post. Lady's self-defense March 30th 1pm to 3:30pm Only $10 person Ages 13 on up. Location is Master Patton's UWTA 96 East Sherman Street Lebanon Oregon 97355 (541)405-3805 Sign up today. 😉👍 #ladysselfdefense #selfdefense #safety #protection
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