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For Eugene company Burley, U.S. trade war with China has devastating consequences
Small businesses that rely on manufacturing and imports from China face impossible choices. Allison Straub, CEO of bike trailer manufacturer Burley, hopes the company can endure through this chapter.
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4mOregon initiative that would have banned most killing of animals won’t be on November ballots
Backers of the initiative had less than 75% of the valid signatures required to make it onto the November ballot.
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No, America was not founded on Christian nationalism | Letter to the editor
Recent claims suggesting that the United States was built upon a foundation of Christian nationalism are not just debatable — they are ahistorical. Our history can be complex, but in this case, it is straightforward. The 1797 Treaty of Tripoli, approved by George Washington and ratified unanimously by the Senate, could not be more clear: […]
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3mGo for the gold for your summertime lawn, and you'll save a lot of water
Two-thirds of the water used here in the summer goes to lawn watering.
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2mBooks With Pictures Eugene wins top global prize for comics shops
The world’s best comic shop is officially in Eugene: Books With Pictures Eugene has won the top prize in the world for a comic book store.
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5mFor Drazan, top issues in rematch against Kotek are education, homelessness, accountability
Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan was in Eugene visiting businesses and sat down for a brief interview about this year’s race.