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The superintendent of Oregon’s only maximum security prison resigned in January. His departure came after an investigator retained by the state Department of Justice found he gave preferential treatment to one employee with whom he had a romantic relationship, while verbally abusing others. Find our story from yesterday below.
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The victim, who called police, and a witness both say William Main called the man a racist slur and threatened him with the bat.
17 Aug 2022
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The victim, who called police, and a witness both say William Main called the man a racist slur and threatened him with the bat.
17 Aug 2022
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An investigator retained by the state Department of Justice found Brandon Kelly gave preferential treatment to one employee with whom he had a romantic relationship, while verbally abusing others.
17 Aug 2022
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An investigator retained by the state Department of Justice found Brandon Kelly gave preferential treatment to one employee with whom he had a romantic relationship, while verbally abusing others.
17 Aug 2022
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A virtual exhibit from Nordic Northwest is online at the Capitol thanks to a grant from the Salem nonprofit Oregon State Capitol Foundation.
17 Aug 2022
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A virtual exhibit from Nordic Northwest is online at the Capitol thanks to a grant from the Salem nonprofit Oregon State Capitol Foundation.
17 Aug 2022
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The Sprague High School Class of 1982 got a tour of the building as part of a weekend reunion. A renovation and expansion of the school is wrapping up this…
17 Aug 2022
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The Sprague High School Class of 1982 got a tour of the building as part of a weekend reunion. A renovation and expansion of the school is wrapping up this…
17 Aug 2022
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