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From Dante Moore's pajamas to Astera Tuhina's hair: The Oregon Yearbook awards
Oregon sports are over for the school year. We're writing through it with a look back at the most important things of the past nine months.
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2mPolice find hidden camera, suspect it's linked to burglary ring targeting Asians
Eugene police said the camera was found hidden in landscaping and was monitoring an Asian family.
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2mAfter nearly 20 years as judge, Vogt tabbed as first-ever ombudsman for state courts
Lane County Circuit Judge Debra Vogt will start her new role Aug. 1, and the ombudsman office will launch later this year.
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5mAs they OK budget, county commissioners tap reserves to preserve rural sheriff's patrols
Lane County commissioners made a last-minute change to use reserves instead of lodging taxes for rural patrol deputies. Work on a long-term budget solution for public safety continues.
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13mAt Second Breakfast Pies, the Hobbit way is baked into every crust
Second Breakfast Pies has flourished since Amy Romero and her husband Davey Romero launched their pop-up bakery in 2022. This weekend, the mobile bakery returns to Eugene Pride, where they’ll be serving up meat, veggie and vegan hand pies, as well as elderflower soda.
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8mConviction of man in 1989 Eugene murder is tossed out under new ‘junk science’ law
The law lists bite-mark analysis as a discredited forensic science, and because of its role in the trial of Robert Lyons — found guilty in the death of Lori Stabenow — his conviction has been vacated. The Lane County DA must decide whether to retry him.