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Thomas Keller, 71, retired Portland police lieutenant, advocate for domestic violence victims After serving in the Vietnam War, he joined the force in 1972 and rose through the ranks, distinguishing himself as a champion for the underserved. Photo courtesy of his family Thomas Keller, a retired Portland police lieutenant who advocated for women and families dealing with domestic violence, died Feb. 5 after a fight with bladder cancer. He was 71. His family remembered him as a kind and compassionate man who dedicated his life to serving others. Mr. Keller joined the Portland Police Department...

Originally published on January 22, 2021 3:21 pm A handful of emails that landed in Kathleen Mason’s inbox this month filled her with dread. As the executive director and sole staffer at the Monmouth-Independence Chamber of Commerce, it’s Mason’s job to worry about anything that might hurt business in Independence, a city of roughly 10,000 people southwest of Salem. The riverside town has its share of charm — as Mason, the mayor, and any local businessperson will readily attest — but the COVID-19 pandemic has cast a pall, shuttering restaurants and slowing the burgeoning tourism ...

Clarks Ferry Tavern receives $500,000 grant for renovations Updated Jan 09, 2021; Posted Jan 09, 2021 The north side of the Clarks Ferry Tavern in Duncannon shows the historic stone work and two distinct sections of the building that dates to the late 1700s. (Jim T. Ryan photo) Facebook Share The Historical Society of Perry County was awarded a $500,000 grant of state money last week to go toward ongoing renovations and preservation of the Clarks Ferry Tavern in Duncannon. “We’re tremendously grateful because this is a shot in the arm,” Glenn Holliman, president of the historical soci...

Going to come forward and could testify in a trial and say he did the same thing to me. so obviously where there's smoke, there may be fire, but the allegations are that he improperly touched them. there was no purpose that was legitimate, and it was for some sort of sexual gratification. he could certainly testify and say, listen, i don't remember touching anyone on purpose, it was a crowded club, i touched her accidentally, and there wasn't any gratification or sexual interest even. i think it's a triable case, quite frankly. >> his attorney mark keller says the video evidence so far will pr...

For example, this week when there was t questioned, he attacked them. or when he apparently butt dialed an n nbc reporter who complained about biden and overlooking cash. >> the problem is we need some money. >> are you concerned he could be indicted in all of this? >> i hope not. >> reporter: after two of giuliani's clients, soviet born servicemen were charged with circumventing election laws, giuliani has been showing up in the media less often and source say he's been shopping for an attorney of his own. >> laura, this stings. >> reporter: it's impossible that he'll remain out of the spotli...