Grace Lim

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Name: Grace Lim
Date registered: March 11, 2013

Latest posts

  1. Police Arrest Online Sexual Predator — May 20, 2013
  2. PETA National Tour Stops at OSU — May 20, 2013
  3. Armed Robbers Hold Up Restaurant — May 19, 2013
  4. Soldiers Get Hands-on Flight Training — May 17, 2013
  5. Albany Police Investigate Triplex Fire — May 16, 2013

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  1. Mixed Reactions to Plastic Bag Ban — 12 comments
  2. Residents Fight Livestock Ordinance — 7 comments
  3. City Employee Fired Over DUII — 4 comments
  4. No Jogging at Popular Trailheads — 3 comments
  5. Girl Scout Troop Leader Accused of Theft — 3 comments

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Police Arrest Online Sexual Predator

CORVALLIS, Ore. — A suspected online sexual predator is offline thanks to a successful undercover operation. Corvallis police arrested 65 year old James Maulding, of Silverton, on Friday. The investigation began in the beginning of May. Police say Maulding engaged in several sexually explicit conversations online with someone he thought was an underaged girl. Little … Continue reading »

PETA National Tour Stops at OSU

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Oregon State University students got a graphic look at how some animals are raised for food. PETA’s National College Tour made a stop by campus and set up a display. It included a gestation crate that houses pregnant pigs for their whole lives. There was also a battery cage, where PETA says … Continue reading »

Armed Robbers Hold Up Restaurant

EUGENE, Ore. — Two robbers held up a BJ’s Restaurant on Coburg Road near Willakenzie Road just before midnight, Saturday. The restaurant was closed at the time, but employees were still inside. The daughter of the restaurant’s general manager told KEZI 9 News what happened. “He said that when the guy came out to take … Continue reading »

Soldiers Get Hands-on Flight Training

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Soldiers in the Oregon National Guard took a flight they’ll never forget. Soldiers from B Company 2-162 flew in a CH-47 Heavy Lift Chinook Aircraft. For many of them, this was a first. “Looking forward to riding the chinook helicopter. I’ve never done it before so it’ll be a fun experience,” said Specialist … Continue reading »

Albany Police Investigate Triplex Fire

ALBANY, Ore. — Albany police are investigating a fire at a triplex on the 2500 block of Sherman Street. It happened at 3 a.m. on Wednesday. When firefighters arrived, the streetside unit was engulfed in flames. “There were a lot of flames flying out the windows because the window exploded…you could see the heat coming out … Continue reading »

Schools to Ditch Letter Grading System

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Schools in Oregon will be ditching the traditional letter grading system. Next school year, House Bill 2220 will require all teachers to use a grading scale based on a student’s knowledge of the material. That means grades equals proficiency. “We would like to know that an ‘A’ in this geometry class at … Continue reading »

Highway 20 Paving Project Under Way

LEBANON, Ore. — Busy Highway 20 in Lebanon is about to get a lot busier. A paving project is under way, so ODOT is sending out the warning: prepare for traffic and restrictions. Crews are removing and replacing asphalt on a four-mile stretch from the Albany and Eastern Railroad tracks to the intersection of Crowfoot … Continue reading »

Ventilation Fan Catches on Fire

CORVALLIS, Ore. — A ventilation fan fire is serving as a safety reminder for homeowners. The fan in a home on the 33000 block of SE Terra Lane caught fire, damaging the ceiling and the attic. Investigators say the motor got so hot, it torched the plastic around it. The homeowner tells us the fan … Continue reading »

OSU President Compensation Mixup

CORVALLIS, Ore. — A new study ranking executive compensation at public universities is out. It ranks Oregon State University President Ed Ray as the 20th highest paid public university president in the nation. But the Oregon University System says that’s wrong and is setting the record straight. “The chronicle of higher education did make an … Continue reading »

Business Commute Challenge Is On

EUGENE, Ore. — The Business Commute Challenge was in full motion this weekend. The week-long competition kicked of Saturday, and was already off to a great start. Whether by bike, on foot or by bus, many people ditched their cars Sunday in favor of greener ways to get to work. A total of 162 teams, more than 1,600 … Continue reading »

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