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With 5 confirmed cases, Oregon officials declare measles outbreak
The confirmed cases have been in Clackamas and Linn counties, but the state’s new dashboard monitoring the virus in wastewater shows a wider spread.
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2mA data center in the Hynix building? Eugene code needs an update to prevent it. | Letter to the editor
QuickTake: Leaders say the program has attracted interest from potential funders and could expand to other parts of the city. Thanks to Lookout Eugene-Springfield for the heads up about an unidentified client asking the city of Eugene if the Hynix building can be used as a data center. I have been reading about the communities […]
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4mHells Hill Fire burning on BLM section of forestland checkerboard
The Hells Hill Fire has grown to 9 acres and is 10% contained as of Thursday morning, burning on Bureau of Land Management land about 4 miles east of Marcola.
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3mDriver indicted in Patterson Street collision that killed UO student on bike
A 20-year-old man faces charges including manslaughter in connection with a collision that killed a University of Oregon doctoral student riding a bicycle across Patterson Street in Eugene.
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7mDowntown Eugene pilot program employs formerly unhoused residents to clean streets
Leaders say the program has attracted interest from potential funders and could expand to other parts of the city.
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6mEPA wants more short-term cleanup at J.H. Baxter, besides Superfund work
Combined with a first round of expedited cleanup, the agency's new request, if approved, would push total short-term cleanup spending at the site to nearly $25 million. That work is in tandem with the site's ongoing Superfund process.