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EWEB plans to develop drinking water plant on Willamette River in Glenwood
The Eugene Water & Electric Board is requesting code changes to property in Glenwood it owns to allow the utility to develop an intake on the Willamette River and build a water treatment plant. EWEB…
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11mLookout Editorial Board endorsements: Lane County ballot measures
The editorial board spoke with measure supporters and opponents, reviewed campaign statements and researched the issues behind each measure before making its decisions.
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7mHigh school football: Sheldon shakes off sluggish start to thump South Medford
The Irish leaned on junior back Cody Hall’s four touchdowns and 140 yards as they stepped on the gas in the second half to claim a dominant win.
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7mAs ICE returns trucker to face manslaughter charges, victim’s mother confronts him
Rajinder Kumar was returned to Deschutes County, where he is scheduled to stand trial in the deaths of Billy Carter and Jennifer Lynn Lower, killed when they crashed into Kumar's jackknifed truck. Carter's mother had fought to stop ICE from deporting Kumar before he faced trial.
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6mFahey running for reelection to House seat, where she also wields the speaker’s gavel
Eugene Democrat Julie Fahey faces a Republican challenger, Kevin Burton, a private school teacher. In the reliably Democratic district, Fahey is favored to retain her seat.
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5mCelebrating 35 years of live theatre, Oregon Contemporary Theatre looks forward with past favorite
Audience enthusiasm made the decision clear: LIZZIE: THE MUSICAL deserved an encore. Oregon Contemporary Theatre’s Producing Artistic Director Craig Willis shared the sentiment he heard repeatedly from theatregoers: “LIZZIE was one of the best OCT productions ever!” Before the original run had even closed, OCT took an unprecedented step, asking the cast and production team […]