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Madeleine Moore

Madeleine Moore

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Managing Editor, Video Editor, North Texas Daily

Denton

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Pinterest , Instagram, Internet , Twitter, Facebook , Social Media, Tech, New York City

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I do not cover health related topics.

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Total articles 229

  • SENTENCED TO THE SIDEWALK: Legislators sharpening focus on reforms to help troubled people

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Madeleine Moore| Salem Reporter Verified This is part 3 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. Part 2 explores how gaps in Oregon’s housing and mental health system fail people like Melinda. On a cold day last November, Jessica Finnegan visited the spot on the sidewalk where her mother’s body had lain the day before.

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Madeleine Moore · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • City terminates Rudy's Steakhouse lease over unpaid rent

    By Madeleine Moore| Salem Reporter Verified The city of Salem terminated its leases with Rudy’s Steakhouse Tuesday due to unpaid rent, leaving the fate of a popular downtown business up in the air. City officials confirmed the termination to Salem Reporter Tuesday afternoon.

    By Madeleine Moore · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • SENTENCED TO THE SIDEWALK: Legislators sharpening focus on reforms to help troubled people

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Madeleine Moore| Salem Reporter Verified This is part 3 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. Part 2 explores how gaps in Oregon’s housing and mental health system fail people like Melinda. On a cold day last November, Jessica Finnegan visited the spot on the sidewalk where her mother’s body had lain the day before.

    By Abbey McDonald Verified, Madeleine Moore · Salem Reporter

    Apr. 16, 2025

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North Texas Daily

The editorially independent student newspaper of the University of North Texas. Serving Denton and UNT since 1916.

'+1 940-565-3989

Founded: 1916