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Abbey McDonald

Abbey McDonald

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Reporter, Salem Reporter

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Total articles 814

  • SENTENCED TO THE SIDEWALK: In 'revolving door' of Salem’s psychiatric unit, getting better is a matter of luck

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Madeleine Moore, Nick Budnick Verified| Salem Reporter Verified This is part 2 of Salem Reporter’s series “Sentenced to the Sidewalk,” about the failures of Oregon’s mental health and civil commitment system. Part 1 shares the story of Melinda Lou Kayser, a woman who died unsheltered in Salem after being denied commitment. Read part 1 here. Rick Dezsofi and Dr. Rob Wolf recently had the rare chance to keep a woman out of a vicious cycle of hospitalization without anywhere to go afterward.

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Madeleine Moore, Nick Budnick Verified · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Where to celebrate Easter around Salem: Easter Bunny photos, egg hunts, face painting

    By Madeleine Moore, Abbey McDonald Verified, Alan Cohen| Salem Reporter Verified This weekend, enter a glow in the dark Easter egg hunt, take pictures with Deepwood Museum’s Easter Bunny or win a free ride on the Riverfront Carousel. With Easter around the corner, Salem Reporter gathered a list of events, both free and ticketed, happening between Friday and next Sunday that will celebrate the holiday with various activities. Here’s Salem Reporter’s list of Easter events.

    By Madeleine Moore, Abbey McDonald Verified, Alan Cohen · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • SENTENCED TO THE SIDEWALK: In 'revolving door' of Salem’s psychiatric unit, getting better is a matter of luck

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Madeleine Moore, Nick Budnick Verified| Salem Reporter Verified This is part 2 of Salem Reporter’s series “Sentenced to the Sidewalk,” about the failures of Oregon’s mental health and civil commitment system. Part 1 shares the story of Melinda Lou Kayser, a woman who died unsheltered in Salem after being denied commitment. Read part 1 here. Rick Dezsofi and Dr. Rob Wolf recently had the rare chance to keep a woman out of a vicious cycle of hospitalization without anywhere to go afterward.

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Madeleine Moore, Nick Budnick Verified · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Salem Reporter

United States