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PeaceHealth top medical officer resigns
Kim Ruscher, the chief medical officer of PeaceHealth Oregon, has resigned from her position, after a period of public fallout over the controversial decision she and other PeaceHealth leaders made…
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2mHells Hill Fire ignites in Lane County
A 5-acre wildfire burned near Marcola in Lane County as of Wednesday evening, July 22. It broke out Wednesday around 7:45 p.m. about 3 miles southeast from the Mohawk River in steep, forested terrain. Mohawk Valley Rural Fire District crews responded, along with multiple crews and aviation support from the Oregon Department of Forestry’s South […]
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5mEugene shop in the running to be named best comic retailer in the world
Books With Pictures Eugene in 5th Street Market is one of five finalists for the top industry prize a comic retailer can win. For the store, it’s validation of a mission that “comics are for everyone.”
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13mRural Oregon county that brought back truancy citations sees bump in attendance
After the Oregon Legislature banned the citations, Oregon’s poorest county, Malheur, brought them back and now posts the state’s best attendance numbers.
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5mThree Tims and a forest: Remembering Warner Creek 30 years later
It was 30 years ago this August that three young eco-activists from Eugene changed history forever by winning the battle to oppose salvage logging on a 14-acre section of the Willamette National Forest near Oakridge. Though it’s been 30 years, all three Tims are still very much active today.
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5mThree Tims and a forest: Remembering the Warner Creek blockade, 30 years later
The nearly year-long blockade of the Forest Service road east of Oakridge made national headlines as the longest continuous blockade of a forest road in U.S. history. On Aug. 24, Cascadia Wildlands will host the Warner Creek 30th Anniversary Victory Celebration.