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Winterhawks Player of the Week: Luca Cagnoni
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Prineville · PrinevilleThe city paid outgoing Police Chief Larry R. Seymour $331,212.15 to resign, including $250,125 as severance plus $81,212.15 for accrued sick and vacation time.See the Story
City of Prineville paid more than $300,000 to police chief who resigned while under investigation
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Oregon, United States · OregonNickolas Carlos Herrera, 40, smuggled food, clothing, drugs and cigarettes into the Federal Correctional Institution in Sheridan, Ore. for one of his inmates. The inmate, 40-year-old Donte Hunt, had been in custody on charges of drug, gun, and money laundering. Herrera was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison and three years of supervised release.See the Story
Former guard at Oregon’s federal prison sentenced for taking bribes
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BasketballBrett Hollins has not picked up a ball since his final game as a senior captain at Southern Oregon University. Basketball gave him the hope to keep going during the nearly four years he spent in prison. Hollins joined Oregonian columnist Bill Oram, who recently profiled Hollins, to reflect on his journey from prison to college basketball.See the Story
Brett Hollins of ‘The Baller’s Conviction’ shares his plans for after basketball: Oregonian Sports Podcast
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Senate · OregonA lawsuit filed last week alleges that Christine Goodwin, a Douglas County Republican, should be ejected from her seat in Oregon's House of Representatives. If the lawsuit were to succeed, that would leave only one Republican candidate on the ballot for an open Senate seat. Goodwin has served in the House since August 2021, when she was appointed by county commissioners to replace Rep. Gary Leif of Roseburg.See the Story
Lawsuit seeks to oust Oregon lawmaker, says she doesn’t live where she says she does
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Portland, Oregon · PortlandPolice were called to the 800 block of Southwest 10th Avenue for a shooting. When officers arrived, they found a man who had been shot. The man was given first aid until paramedics arrived and took him to a hospital. He later died.Detectives are investigating the shooting.See the Story
Cherry blossoms have arrived in downtown Portland
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Portland, Oregon · PortlandThe Portland Police Bureau is poised to create a crowd control unit. Members would get a 6% pay raise to respond to protests and other public order events. The unit, expected to cost the bureau an additional $380,000 annually, would replace the Police Bureau's former Rapid Response Team.See the Story
Portland anticipates presidential election protests by proposing new police crowd control unit
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Portland, Oregon · PortlandBrett Pruett shot and killed all three in a fit of rage driven by his methamphetamine addiction and his wrongful belief that his three neighbors owed him rent. Pruett had been in and out of prison for 40 years for crimes ranging from first-degree robbery to escaping from a California jail. Circuit Judge Michael Greenlick handed down three consecutive life without parole sentences.See the Story
‘You destroyed our family’: Portland man who shot neighbors in triple killing gets 3 ‘true life’ sentences
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