Lebanon, OR News

• Lebanon, OR News
• Back to School for Lebanon - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Woman found dead at I-5 rest area
• Last chance to cast your votes for Top of the Valley awards
• Blaze destroys garage, damages vehicles
• ‘New day’ for TAG program in schools
• Homeless problem has no easy fix
• Grass seed market OK
• Public meetings, printed Oct. 13
• Ballots coming soon
• Building permits, September 2010
• Report cards are in: only one school ‘needs improvement’
• Election: Councilor Fisher runs to keep Ward II
• Election: Toomb running for fifth term as mayor
• City staffing sparks questions, explanations
• Bus driver back at work
• Grant money to help teachers improve
• Volunteers needed to help with parts of roof, dock demolition
• Linn County detectives solve cold case
• Morse, Rayfield to debate
• Event will be tweaked in future
• Club takes ownership of Teen Center
• Beyond LHS thrives
• Board cuts school days
• TIP to hold orientation
• OSU Federal Credit Union approved for site
• School district officials chooses firm for 2011 energy audit
• Man remains unidentified: Sheriff waiting on DNA
• Lebanon open and ready for business
• Rain did not stop show
• Renaissance Festival coming to Elks Lodge
• Lebanon officer on paid leave
• Public meetings, printed Sept. 29
• Improved rail crossings coming to Olive Street
• Enter to win Harley, support Special Olympics
• Academy Street to be one-way
• Rep. Hanna speaks to Lebanon chamber
• Oregon minimum wage to increase to $8.50
• Student behavior causes bus to turn around
• Lebanon man arrested for theft at Reser Stadium
• Suspect indicted in downtown burglaries
• Public meetings, printed Sept. 22, 2010
• Partners gets new executive director
• Building permits, September 2010
• Pay up or get the boot
• Results: 20th annual ’50s in the Fall car show
• Save-A-Lot now hiring for new store
• Hearing set for proposed charter school
• Student behavior causes bus to turn around
• Suspect indicted in downtown burglaries
• Partners gets new executive director
• Pay up or get the boot
• Save-A-Lot now hiring for new store
• Beyond LHS thrives
• Renaissance Festival coming to Elks Lodge
• Public meetings, printed Sept. 29
• Enter to win Harley, support Special Olympics
• Rep. Hanna speaks to Lebanon chamber
• Rain did not stop show
• Building permits, September 2010
• Results: 20th annual ’50s in the Fall car show
• Hearing set for proposed charter school
• Board cuts school days
• TIP to hold orientation
• OSU Federal Credit Union approved for site
• School district officials chooses firm for 2011 energy audit
• Man remains unidentified: Sheriff waiting on DNA
• Lebanon open and ready for business
• Lebanon man arrested for theft at Reser Stadium
• Oregon minimum wage to increase to $8.50
• Public meetings, printed Sept. 22, 2010
• Rollin’ Oldies ready for ’50s in the Fall car show
• TIP needs volunteers
• Energy updates mean cleaner air at pool
• Improved rail crossings coming to Olive Street
• Academy Street to be one-way
• Pickup crashes into home on Gore
• Public meetings, printed Sept. 15
• Dahle sworn in as Lebanon police chief
• Senior center to host resource symposium
• ‘Adopt’ a tree for Holidays in the Park
• Medical marijuana card holder arrested
• Albany man to be sentenced for sex charges
• Solicitations for endorsements prompts chamber meeting
• Police seek help finding robbery suspect
• Corvallis police search for suspect who groped woman
• Public meetings, printed Sept. 15, 2010
• Use caution with dryers, cooking says Lebanon Fire District
• Lebanon Community Chorus seeks singers for winter season
• Kidnapping call turns out to be false
• Birds fly into downtown hotel chimney
• Corps gives notice of water quality application
• Reposa takes helm at Pioneer School
• BULB program needs support to continue this year
• City public records case continues
• Students return to classrooms
• Fire destroyed one structure, heavily damages another
• Small fires keep district busy
• City cuts expenses without more layoffs
• Public meetings, printed Sept. 1
• Man sentenced for attempted robbery of Lebanon Market
• Man arrested on sex abuse charge
• Pennington Seed donates school supplies to needy students
• Police search for suspect in Lebanon robbery
• Back to the books
• Program provides disposal of medications
• FFA wins two-star award
• Street closures began Aug. 16
• Religion policy sparks debate among school board
• Planning commission approves Bark Park
• Cougars are hot topic at town hall meeting
• Faster Internet access coming to remote schools
• More cuts to schools may be coming
• Public meetings, printed Aug. 25, 2010
• Living on the Land workshop coming up
• Sheriff’s office pulls marijuana plants
• City, union officials to meet with mediator
• Holes remain in district budget
• Town hall called to address cougar menace
• City layoffs may be coming
• Aloha Festival brings Hawaii to mild Oregon skies
• Mid-valley temps hit 90s
• National Night Out brings excitement to Ralston Park
• Samaritan awards grants to local groups
• Seven Oak, LHS fail to meet AYP standards
• Lebanon girl wins statewide contest
• Vets home levy goes to vote in November
• Volunteer clean-up at the mill
• Urns taken from cemetery
• Art in the Park scheduled for Aug. 13, 14
• Woman pleads guilty to rape
• Cheadle Lake to get a pump
• New school district liaison for homeless
• Rose garden mystery solved
• City sells property to meet budget
• A boot full of loot
• Development now on hold
• Hospital chemical spill under control
• Skate park efforts continue
• Lebanon’s Marteney faces embezzlement charges
• Horsin’ around
• Backflow testing contract means lower costs
• Chickens found near Main and Ash
• Aloha spirit makes its way to Lebanon
• Bolen, Gaston file for councilor positions
• Boys & Girls Club frees up space for the youth
• Curtains raise for play on Friday

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