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Sweet Home murder appealed; plea deal made

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Sweet Home murder appealed; plea deal made

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A Turner man serving life for a 2019 Sweet Home murder won an appeal and was set for another trial but instead pleaded to manslaughter.See the Story

Patricia L. Carroll - The New Era

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Patricia L. Carroll - The New Era

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Molly Ruth (Coulter) Mosby - The New Era

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Molly Ruth (Coulter) Mosby - The New Era

Molly Mosby Jan. 1, 1929 – May 14, 2025 Molly Ruth (Coulter) Mosby of Meridian, Idaho, peacefully passed away May 14, 2025. She was born in Sweet Home to Frank Coulter and Hilda (Geit) Coulter. She arrived on January 1, 1929, which earned her family $5 as she was the first baby of the year in Linn County. She was raised in Sweet Home and was the seventh of the 12 Coulter kids. She graduated from Sweet Home High Schoot in 1946. It was in Sweet Ho…Read Article

Margaret Joan Rawstern Milburn - The New Era

Margaret Milburn Jan. 7, 1936 – May 9, 2025 Margaret Joan (pronounced “Jo-Ann,” as she reminded thousands in her lifetime) Rawstern Milburn was reunited with her beloved husband, parents, siblings and friends, and her savior when she passed away on May 9, 2025. Her life was a rich tapestry of purpose, family and love and she will be fiercely missed by her children Bob (Tram), Connie (Ned), and Patrick (Susie); grandchildren Rorie (Marc), Reilly,…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Municipal Court: June 11, 2025 - The New Era

Information for the Public Safety report and Courts in The New Era is sourced from local law enforcement and fire agencies. Incident details, which may not always be available from agencies in time for publication in our weekly paper edition, are often updated online at sweethomenews.com as information becomes available. Addresses provided generally denote the location of the incident or arrest, occasionally indicating the origin of the call. It…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Permit fees, not taxpayer bailouts, should fund water agency shortfall - The New Era

By Madilynne Clark Should permitting agencies receive increased funds? If budget increases are justified, should finances be increased through fees or the general fund? This is the question that must be asked regarding two bills in front of the House Ways and Means Committee in the Oregon State Legislature, House Bill 2808 and House Bill 2165. Both bills address the budget shortfall of $875,000 for the Oregon Water Resources Department, but thro…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Steve Thorpe Honored With High Q Award of Merit - The New Era

By Satina Tolman For The New Era Steve Thorpe was named the Sweet Home Alumni Foundation’s High Q Award honoree this year for his contributions to the community and to the sport of wrestling. The Alumni Foundation selects one distinguished Sweet Home High School graduate regularly for the High Q Award of Merit whose life and legacy exemplify the very best of what it means to be from Sweet Home. Thorpe, a 1986 graduate of Sweet Home High School,…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Open house features first edition of new Brownsville Times - The New Era

News staff at The Brownsville Times held a grand opening on the day of the release of the first “revived” issue, June 5, at its new office, 343 N. Main St. A fresh stack of the first edition of the new Brownsville Times sits on a table while volunteer staff and guests visit. Originally established in 1888 as The Times, the long-established community paper folded in December 2024, but community members rallied together only a couple months later …Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Legislative Counsel clears Sen. Reynolds of conflict of interest - The New Era

The Portland pediatrician introduced a bill that would increase compensation for her and other primary care providers. BY NIGEL JAQUISS Oregon Journalism Project The Legislative Counsel’s Office has told Sen. Lisa Reynolds (D-Portland) that her sponsorship of a bill that would benefit her financially does not constitute a conflict of interest. That’s because if the bill passes, it would benefit a class of people—pediatricians and internists …Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Lawmakers hamstrung in overseeing Travel Oregon’s spending - The New Era

Gov. Tina Kotek avoids saying the agency needs more oversight. BY JAMES NEFF Oregon Journalism Project The exercise can be frustrating. Every two years, Oregon’s semi-independent state agencies—Travel Oregon and more than a dozen others—undergo financial review by the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Office, which then shares a report with lawmakers. But among those agencies, Travel Oregon, with a $95 million biennial budget, as well as the m…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Three Cobras finish with state track medals in four events - The New Era

Anya Griffith, Jayne Neal and Don Ware all came away with four medals each to lead Central Linn in last week’s 2A state Track and Field Championships, held May 29-30 at Hayward Field in Eugene. Griffith, a freshman, was fourth in the 1500 (4:57.23, a personal best), fourth in the 400 (59.64, also a PR) and helped the 4×400 Relay team of Neal, Georgia Wahl and Jennifer Smith to a seventh-place finish (4:18.63) and the team of Smith, Isabelle Cu…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

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