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College Lacrosse Player Maverick Lyon, 21, Sues Albany, Oregon, and Two Officers After Being Shot Five Times While Escaping Hostage Situation as Mistaken Suspect
ALBANY, OREGON — A 21-year-old college lacrosse player has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Albany, Oregon, and two police officers. Maverick Lyon says he was shot five times and tased while escaping a hostage situation after officers mistook him for the suspect. Video of the aftermath shows an officer saying, “You guys shot the wrong guy.” The incident happened on January 6, 2026.
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New place, same warm meals: Stone Soup Corvallis to move in with Corvallis Daytime Drop-in Center
Lots of people may be hungry for accessible food resources. Stone Soup Corvallis hopes to provide such resources to the Corvallis community. Stone Soup is a local nonprofit organization that has served unhoused and impoverished communities in Corvallis for the past 44 years. It provides a reliable meal once a day to anyone, no questions asked.
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Chauffeur who stole $34M earns commercial driver’s license in prison — and thinks it should set him free
The private chauffeur who was sentenced to nearly five years in federal prison for stealing $34 million from Oregon-based publisher Win McCormack is making his third bid for early release — this time pointing to a commercial driver’s license he recently earned behind bars. In early August, Sergey...
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Salem Standoff Ends With Mug Thrown at K-9, Man Jumping Across Cars
A 29-year-old Salem man barricaded himself inside a motorhome parked in a business lot on Thursday evening, stabbed its cushions with a knife, broke out several windows and eventually threw a ceramic mug that struck a police K-9 in the head before leaping from the vehicle's roof onto a patrol car and fleeing across a nearby parked vehicle. Josh Kalani Cuifici was taken into custody after the hours-long confrontation on the 1200 block of Lancaster Drive SE.
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Oregon State’s Season Is Suddenly Heading In The Wrong Direction, And Saturday’s Embarrassing Loss Raises Some Serious Questions
Remember two weeks ago when Oregon State was riding a five-game winning streak, Braden Atkinson was throwing touchdowns like they were going out of style, and the Beavers looked like they might actually make some noise in the Pac-12? That was fun, wasn’t it?. Because whatever showed up at...
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Our 5 favorite Salem-area pies to bring home for Thanksgiving
Ahead of Thanksgiving, as the leaves change color and begin falling off the trees, before you stop off at a big box store to pick up a last-minute dessert, many local bakeries in Salem and Marion County have you covered with staple fall pie flavor favorites including apple, pumpkin and marionberry. No need to stress over buying ingredients and pie pans or finding your measuring cups at the bottom of your cabinet with just a few days' notice; many bakeries have taken one of the challenges out of hosting holiday dinners or making you a popular guest. Did your favorite bakery make the list? Or do you have a recommendation for places we should try next? Get in touch: joshua.kornfeld@statesmanjournal.com. Marionberry The Marionberry pie from Willamette Valley Pie Company is one not to miss. The pie has a soft, slightly crumbly crust balanced with a sweet and tart Marionberry filling, which is sure to scratch the cravings of any sweet tooth. Named after Marion County, Oregon, the marionberry was first developed as a blackberry hybrid in the 1940s before commercial production began in the 1950s. The Statesman Journal reported in 2019 that Marionberry accounts for roughly 50% of blackberry production
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This Historic Oregon Hospital Is Where One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest Was Filmed
Some buildings just have a story written all over them, and the Oregon State Hospital in Salem has enough story to fill several libraries, one Oscar-winning film, and at least a few very long dinner conversations. The OSH Museum of Mental Health sits right inside this landmark building, and it’s...
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Fill An Entire Bag Of Books For Under $20 At This Dreamy Oregon Bookstore
Some places exist purely to make you happy, and Browsers’ Bookstore in Albany, Oregon is one of those places, except it also makes your wallet happy, which is honestly the rarer achievement. That combination is worth driving for. The moment you walk through the door, something shifts. It’s hard...
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New residential treatment facility opens in Turner
A new nine-bed residential treatment facility has opened in Turner, the Oregon Health Authority announced Nov. 5. The facility, called Sanctuary, is for people who have mental health needs, including forensic behavioral health. Sanctuary received $239,677 in funding through House Bill 2059. That was part of a $65 million package to increase behavioral health capacity in Oregon. The OHA said adult bed capacity in Oregon has expanded to 350 new licensed residential beds and 488 new non-licensed beds with the funding. “Our commitment is to provide individualized, trauma-informed mental health care that honors each person’s identity, culture and lived experience,” Sanctuary Director Moses Malibet said in a release. “Working alongside OHA and community partners, we want to create a place where belonging is part of care, and every resident has support to pursue a meaningful life.” Bill Poehler covers Marion and Polk County for the Statesman Journal. Contact him at bpoehler@StatesmanJournal.com This article originally appeared on Salem Statesman Journal: New residential treatment facility opens in Turner