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At Noche Cultural, Latinos choose ‘happiness during tough times’
Organizers weighed canceling the Mexican cultural event in the light of rising ICE detentions and anti-immigrant rhetoric but ultimately decided it was important to keep the festival going.
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In the e-bike safety debate, sometimes walkers are the hazard | Letter to the editor
While I agree that Eugene’s shared pedestrian paths can be made safer, it is simplistic to just blame e-bikes for safety concerns. I’ve had many close calls on the paths while riding my bike. Many pedestrians can be oblivious to other users of the bike path. I’ve had the following experiences: A young girl’s father […]
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Pay attention to Springfield council candidates' views on mass surveillance | Letter to the editor
Springfield already said no to warrantless mass surveillance cameras. It sounds like Jill Cuadros wants to bring them back. On Sept. 17, at the Springfield City Council candidate forum, I listened to Cuadros, the city councilor appointed to fill the Ward 4 seat, describe the Springfield she would build. As a 19-year-old Springfield resident, it […]
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Wilma Kay Conrad
Wilma Kay Conrad, 79, died Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, peacefully in her sleep. Andreason's Cremation & Burial Service is handling the arrangements.
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Gary K. Williams
Gary K. Williams, 64, of Eugene, Oregon, died Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. Sunset Hills Funeral Home, Crematorium and Cemetery is handling the arrangements.
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1mPerson found dead in McKenzie River
Authorities recovered the body of a person discovered Friday, Sept. 25 in the McKenzie River near the Armitage Park boat launch.