Capi Lynn is a Senior Reporter and Columnist for the Statesman Journal, a Gannett newspaper based in Salem, Oregon. With a focus on local news and events, Capi covers a wide range of topics including community celebrations, environmental issues, sports, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in AOL, Inc. and Yahoo News.
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Capi Lynn's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and human-interest stories in Oregon and specifically Salem. Her articles explore a wide range of topics including culture & society, family & relationships, entertainment news, as well as sports.
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By: Capi Lynn
Group tours of the 117,000-square-foot Brothers Collection museum are by reservation only, and the location is kept secret.
By: Capi Lynn
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By: Capi Lynn
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By: Kevin Neri, Capi Lynn
HOPE Plaza, a $14 million affordable housing project for domestic violence survivors in Salem, held its grand opening on Friday. Take a look inside.
Change is inevitable for an event with a 75-year history, and the Salem Art Fair & Festival has had many in recent years with cancellations, a new location, and a new time.
By: Capi Lynn
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By: Kevin Neri, Capi Lynn
Keizer unveils the latest example at the intersection of Chemawa and Lockhaven.
By: Capi Lynn
Election season is in full swing, and campaign signs are everywhere, including a vacant lot on Commercial Street NE.
By: Capi Lynn
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By: Capi Lynn
They signed up to ref middle school football games in memory of their son, Aaron Brown, a Sprague High School junior who died by suicide in 2018.
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