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Sale table at mall will benefit SafeHaven
The sale of pet-related items Friday and Saturday at the Target entrance of the Heritage Mall in Albany will benefit SafeHaven Humane Society.
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Proposal would send metal thieves to prison
Metal thieves who hit certain targets, including farms or utilities, would face an automatic three years in prison under a bill being prepared for the 2009 legislature.
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Driving classes set in Albany, Lebanon
Two driving refresher courses are offered in December in Albany and Lebanon. Each eight-hour classroom course costs $10 and is for drivers age 16 and older.
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Monteith District may grow
Public hearing on proposed expansion set for Wednesday The boundaries of the historic Monteith District in Albany would be expanded under a proposal coming up for public hearings.
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Albany girl has brush with famous TV kid
Kayla Smith was disappointed about missing a visit to "Ripley's Believe it or Not." But after a chance meeting Nov.
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Albany street closes for repair
Second Avenue east of downtown Albany will be closed between Jefferson Street and Madison Street SE on Tuesday, Dec.
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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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Albany library brings childrena s programs
Jo Alexis and Arlie Connor will sing and tell "Animal Songs and Stories" at an all-ages afternoon program 2 p.m. Friday, Nov.
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Expect higher fines on Highway 34
With the biggest holiday travel day coming today and the Civil War football game Saturday, Oregon State Police and other police agencies will be keeping an eye on traffic on Highway 34, part of which recently ...
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Albany expects millions from Pepsi pullout
The city of Albany expects to receive millions of dollars as a result of the decision by PepsiCo not to build a planned Gatorade plant.
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Albany City Council
The Albany City Council took the following action on Monday: - Voted again to approve the Thornton Lake Estates subdivision plat to divide 24 acres into 78 single-family lots, create two open spaces, and allow ...
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Concert will aid Fish of Albany
Blind Rhino and United Freedom Riders are sponsoring the eighth annual A Little Help for Our Friends musical benefit Dec.
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Owl turns up dead in North Albany, but it wasna t spotted
Albany Democrat-Herald A dead owl was spotted in North Albany, apparently hit by a car, and at first everybody involved thought it was a spotted owl.
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Editorial: Anyone recall Albany turkey?
About 70 years ago, as Willis Burck remembers it, Albany had a peculiar Thanksgiving tradition.
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Boxcars go off the rails in Albany
Traffic near the Queen Avenue crossing south of the Albany rail yard was delayed for several hours Saturday while Forslund Crane Service and employees of the Portland & Western Railroad made repairs after the ...
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$302,000 in thefts gets prison time
A former Albany businessman was sentenced to two years and two months in prison Thursday in Linn County Circuit Court after a jury found him guilty of stealing thousands of dollars from two women.
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Albany man arrested in arson of Lebanon pregnancy center
A 29-year old Albany man is being held in the Linn County Jail on arson and other charges for the September fire that destroyed a Lebanon pregnancy center in September.
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Albany loses Gatorade project
Albany will not be the site of a long-planned factory to make Gatorade and another drink, Propel fitness water.
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Kids OK after bus-car collision
David Patton/Democrat-Herald A car and Santiam Christian School bus sit on Ellsworth Street after a collision Wednesday morning in Albany.
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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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