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Boccherinia s calls it quits Sunday
Boccherini's Coffee & Tea House on First Avenue will close at the end of business Sunday.
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Comic artist plans show in Albany
Leigh Rubin, creator of the "Rubes" cartoon, will present his "Rubes Cartoony Show" at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Albany Public Library, 1390 Waverly Drive S.E. It's free and open to the public.
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Star Wars Clone Troopers invade Albany Public Library
Authentically costumed Clone Troopers from the Cloud City Garrison will visit the Albany Public Library, 1390 Waverly Drive S.E., from 4 to 5 p.m. Friday, Oct.
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Albany council gets first look at shopping center
The Albany City Council on Wednesday got its first look at a $45 million shopping center that might include a Wal-Mart store.
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Furnace odor prompts evacuation of WAHS
West Albany High School was evacuated shortly after 8 this morning after people inside smelled smoke and called 911, according to a dispatcher at the Linn County Sheriff's Office.
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Forest cameras watch for fires
Patrick Lair/Democrat-Herald District Forester Lena Tucker of the Oregon Department of Forestry holds up a still shot from the fire prevention camera on Harness Mountain in southern Oregon.
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Outage affects some N. Albany homes
About 60 homes in North Albany area lost power Saturday afternoon. Officials from Pacific Power believe the outage may have been linked to a larger outage - believed to be caused by tree interference - in ...
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Shopping center faces Albany council review
The Albany City Council on Wednesday will review the site plan approved by planning staff for a shopping center east of Interstate 5 that some speculate could contain a Wal-Mart store.
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Albany library walk-thru planned
Zed Merrill will speak on sports heroes of Albany's past at noon Friday at the Albany Public Library main library, 1390 Waverly Drive S.E. An author and documentary film producer, Merrill will share some ...
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Back in class after cancer fight
Albany Democrat-Herald She still tires easily, and her hair hasn't grown all the way back yet.
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Searches yield several drug arrests
Police served three search warrants in Albany this morning and arrested several people as part of an ongoing narcotics investigation.
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Albany mill to cut 40 workers
Albany Democrat-Herald Forty workers will be laid off at International Paper's Albany Paper Mill when the plant shuts down its No.
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Political merchandise now available in Albany
Donkey or elephant, blue or red, those hoping to find candidate allegiance merchandise should check their local party office.
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Fire department, library honored
The top customer service provided by Albany's library and fire department earned mention in a recent government publication that measures performance, said Bob Woods, director of the city's management systems.
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Homeless head count hard to get, city says
People providing help to the homeless do not know how many people are living in Albany with no permanent address.
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Keeping track in the mid-valley
Multiple fires along Interstate 5 The story: Multiple fires broke out Aug. 13 along the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 between Eugene and Jefferson.
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Public safety log
Public safety log People arrested are innocent unless proven otherwise in court.
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Public safety log
People arrested are innocent unless proven otherwise in court. Initial charges often change as a case progresses.
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Police Raid Albany Home; Three Arrested
Three people were arrested after police raided an Albany home Wednesday. Investigators said they found methamphetamine, marijuana, swords and pepper spray when they searched the 18th Avenue home.
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Albany downtown picked for revitalization program
Albany Democrat-Herald The city of Albany's downtown is now part of the Oregon Main Street Program.
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