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High school sports realignment means less travel for Eugene, Springfield teams
Local high schools in the largest and second-largest OSAA classes will now form a hybrid league, which will mean fewer trips to southern Oregon for student-athletes. Three smaller schools in the…
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4mThe Duck who stayed: Sean Stewart believes — in his coach, this new team and UO's chances
Three months after Oregon’s men’s hoops roster emptied out, the 6-foot-9 forward has new teammates, a bigger voice and a chance to help reset the Ducks.
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6mWith ‘In Depth,’ two artists turn a basement into a quirky neon ocean
Eugene artists Cindy Ingram and Sarah Breinig set up a Meow Wolf-inspired immersive art exhibit in a home near the University of Oregon, bringing whimsical, neon visions of marine life into a residential basement. (The laundry machines will be part of the exhibit, too, once the week’s washing is done.)
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5mThis west Eugene shop offers six sandwiches. Get them all.
Maude & Sons opened a month ago out of a commissary kitchen in west Eugene. Owner Ben Maude’s small shop is inspired by his love of sandwiches and the cooking techniques he picked up over several years in the restaurant industry, from fine dining to food trucks.
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7mThe age of reading is over? Or is it? Here are 8 tips for raising a young reader
There is a lot parents can do to keep the screens at bay and help children learn the joys of opening a book.
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6mOregon State Police tout state law ICE is ignoring in response to impersonation report
State authorities say a recent incident in Woodburn involving impersonation of immigration agents “may have broad impacts on immigrant communities throughout Oregon” but offered advice to combat those concerns that may not be reliable.