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Truck Driver Faces Charges for Semi Theft and GPS Tampering

A truck driver in Linn County, Oregon, was cited for second-degree theft after allegedly taking a semi-truck and discarding its GPS unit following his firing that morning.

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Corvallis Considers Funding Strategies for Civic Campus Amid Public Skepticism

Corvallis, Oregon, is exploring financial strategies to fund a new $189 million civic campus, intended to centralize city services and enhance working conditions for city staff. The project includes demolishing the existing city hall for a new civic center and police facility. Officials presented various funding options, including new and expanded revenue sources like payroll and property taxes, while engaging with public concerns over funding without direct voter approval. Despite some resistance, councilors are leaning towards a blend of solutions, emphasizing the need for public engagement and support to realize the project.

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Barbara Ross Honored with Building Name in Corvallis

In Corvallis, Oregon, a building will be named after the late Barbara Ross, a former Oregon legislator and Benton County commissioner, following a 2-1 vote by current county commissioners. Ross, remembered for her significant contributions to Corvallis' social support services and her legislative achievements, was chosen over other notable figures due to her impactful legacy in community service and education. The decision reflects a desire to honor individuals who have contributed meaningfully to the community, aligning with preferences for recognizable naming that aids in wayfinding and honors significant local contributions.

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