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N-R receives awards
... Rae, for “Fire survivor in hotel room”
Best Coverage of Business or Economic Issues: Dora Totoian and Logan Brandon for “Fits and starts in local ag sectors” and “Farmworkers face ...
THE CASE OF THE MISSING MINUTES
COVID, and the delay in completing McMinnville public meeting records
At an April meeting, the McMinnville City Council had on its agenda to approve written meeting minutes from ...
Mac library considers foregoing late fees, which can create financial barriers
The McMinnville Public Library will consider eliminating late fees in the coming months.
The library has already stopped charging fines during the COVID-19 pandemic, and considered now an opportune moment ...
Linfield fires professor who alleged antisemitism and mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations
Linfield University fired Dr. Daniel Pollack-Pelzner, a tenured English professor and faculty member of the Board of Trustees who raised allegations of antisemitism and mishandling of sexual misconduct claims.
College of Arts-Sciences votes no confidence in Davis, Baca; NAACP begins investigation
College of Arts-Sciences votes no confidence in Davis, Baca; NAACP begins investigation
The faculty assembly of the Linfield University College of Arts and Sciences overwhelmingly issued ...
As Champion Team closes, another nonprofit steps in
By NICOLE MONTESANO AND DORA TOTOIAN Of the News-Register
Champion Team, a nonprofit supporting people experiencing homelessness and ...
Council drafts goals for 2021
The McMinnville City Council has finished drafting a set of goals for 2021, covering topics including communication, financial stability and emergency management. All of the goals are tied to points ...
Mike Bisset retiring after 21 years as Mac's community development director
In the past 54 years, the city of McMinnville has had only three public works/community development directors, each with a tenure of about 20 years.
“I think that’s reflective ...
After bout with COVID, nursery worker encourages everyone to get vaccinated
For about two months in the summer, Maria I. Mota Garcia didn’t leave her Dayton home. Mota-Garcia, 53, along with her husband, daughter, son-in-law and three grandchildren, all caught COVID-19.
When ...
Linfield professor alleges antisemitism; Board of Rabbis calls for resignations
... discrimination and retaliation is shameful.”
A timeline of complaints and concerns
By DORA TOTOIAN
Of the News-Register
In Nov. 2019, Pollack-Pelzner learned of a student and a professor who described ...
Lane leaving Mac senior center
After her freshman year of college, Anne Lane was home for the summer and worked as a parks maintenance employee for the city of McMinnville, pruning trees, tending to irrigation and cleaning bathrooms.
Lane, ...
City budget takes hit; employees furloughed
Though the recently finalized budget for the 2021-22 fiscal year is balanced, a pandemic-induced budget crunch is prompting the city of McMinnville to furlough around 80 employees, which will result in ...
Rec center concept taking shape
MacPAC recently reviewed and shared opinions on concept design plans for a proposed new recreation center and library.
The possible 120,000 square foot combined recreation and aquatic center on ...
American Rescue Act to bring millions of dollars into county
The county is likely to issue requests for proposals, but Huffer said he wants to narrow down what it’s looking for, first.
Katie Curry joins Habitat as new executive director
This year will mark McMinnville Area Habitat for Humanity’s 30th anniversary, and Katie Curry, the nonprofit’s new executive director, plans to use the occasion to amplify the organization’s ...
