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| The Oregon Court of Appeals this week rejected without comment an appeal from convicted kidnapper Brian Christine. | |
| A partial hand count of Douglas County ballots performed Thursday matched the results of the machine tabulation completed on Election Day. | |
| The American Legion Auxiliary is searching for volunteers for the Veterans Christmas Gift Shop. | |
| “A Celebration of Holiday Cookies” will be the presentation at the next Cooking for Charity event at 6 p.m. Dec. 3 at South Stephens Appliance, 1501 S.E. Stephens St. | |
| The Sutherlin Timber Town Toyland Electric Light Parade is raising money for prizes and looking for float entries. | |
| The city leaf pick-up crew will be finishing up Harvard Avenue today, according to a news release. | |
| My husband and I have been Democrats all our lives. After the primaries, we were so unimpressed by the way they attacked the Republicans and Hillary because she was a woman. We changed over to Republicans and will never vote for a Democrat again. | |
| It’s Nov. 4, 2008. I’m a proud American. I watched Obama win. Americans voted for a man who can change America back to the great America I’ve always believed in. America has come a long way. | |
| The first biracial president was elected Nov. 4, not the first black president. In my opinion, history wasn’t really made, at least not in the context of race. | |
