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Oregon's wetlands are in decline. Amazon will make it worse | Letter to the editor
Oregon lost 2,069 farms and 667,000 acres of farmland between 2017 and 2022. Additionally, the Willamette Valley has lost 57% of the wetlands and nearly all of the native wet prairie lands it once…
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5mSpringfield approves urban renewal funds for Memorial Building
The downtown building is being turned into a youth baseball academy. The Springfield Economic Development Agency is also considering a funding request from the group developing the historic Mill Street School into apartments.
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6mEugene councilors push to continue work on proposal to help renters buy their home
Five of eight councilors said they wanted to keep a city Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act initiative alive, despite skepticism from city staff.
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9mWith a bevy of international standouts, Ducks volleyball surprises the Big Ten
Their roster has players from five countries and seven states. Despite the language barriers, the Ducks are 20-4 and ranked No. 12 nationally.
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5m'Drowning machine' dam can come out, city says — if there's money
A full removal of the low-head dam in the Willamette River would cost about $4.8 million, city staff and partners said at a packed open house. But no agency owns the dam, and there’s no funding yet.
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3mEugene needs safer streets. Red-light cameras would help. | Letter to the editor
QuickTake: Florence residents and Jerry Rust, the vice chair of LCC's Board of Education, say the effort has been kept under wraps and that there's no need to develop what one resident calls "a rare piece of the coastal old-growth ecosystem." This shouldn’t be the way traffic safety works on our streets. If you spend […]