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Football Recap: Banks Pulls Away from North Bend
It's hard to turn regular season success into postseason wins, a fact North Bend can now relate to. The contest between the Bulldogs and the Banks Braves didn't end well, with the Bulldogs falling 28-14. Jaic Lamb produced another solid performance, rushing for 145 yards and a pair of scores...
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Man who led Salem gang and sold drugs, guns to feds sentenced to prison
A 29-year-old Beaverton man who sold guns and drugs to federal agents was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Nov. 5 for charges including trafficking firearms and controlled substances. Christopher Hermens, who lives in Beaverton, pleaded guilty to transferring firearms to another person. Authorities say he led the Varrio Catorce Norteño gang in Salem. Judge Adrienne Nelson also sentenced Hermens to three years of supervised release and he agreed to forfeit guns and other property connected to his crimes. Scott E. Bradford, U.S. Attorney for the District of Oregon, said Hermens was "leveraging gang ties and criminal associates to expand his illegal activities." The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigated members of the gang in the Salem area in July 2023, according to court documents. During their investigation, undercover agents purchased firearms and controlled substances from Hermens and people with whom he was associated. Hermans sold five guns and an ounce of cocaine on Jan. 23, 2025 two guns, two pounds of marijuana and 32 grams of fentanyl on Feb. 6, 2025 and coordinated the sale of 122 grams of fentanyl on Feb. 27. When police raided his home in July 2025, they found 19 guns. Hermans
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This Oregon Craft Thrift Store Is Where Your Unfinished Projects Are Born, And It’s Cheap
One shopper went hunting for a single purple pipe cleaner. Another needed exactly one googly eye for a toy that lost its partner. That’s the magic of this Oregon craft thrift store. It sells donated art supplies, from color-sorted yarn to bags of undeveloped film and boxes of doll parts.