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No adult court for juvenile charged in shooting of 14-year-old boy
Lane County Christopher Parosa said a change in state law has made it more difficult for prosecutors to charge juveniles in adult court. Family members of the injured boy say they are frustrated with…
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2mDon't be fooled, Christine Drazan is as MAGA as it gets | Letter to the editor
The expensive mailed campaign literature from gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan reads like an AI-generated word salad of catchphrases designed to lull us voters into a state of complacency. It is dangerous. Voters beware. If you don’t have time to check Drazan’s voting record as an Oregon state legislator, at least check high-profile media stories about […]
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7mFor these fans, Ducks big win on Halloween 2009 was a milestone — but not because of the game
Seventeen years after Oregon's historic 47-20 victory over USC, the vibes from that night live on.
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3mHeather Buch has failed rural property owners. It's time for a change. | Letter to the editor
As a fifth-generation member of a farming family and a real estate broker specializing in rural properties, farms and ranches, I have seen firsthand the challenges landowners face in Lane County. From complicated land-use regulations to restrictive zoning to frustrating permit delays, property owners are often left navigating a system that feels more like an […]
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2mTesting caption story
This is a new story with a featured image right here in this spot. Amy Coven, a spokesperson for the Oregon Health Authority, told the Capital Chronicle that the choice of an experienced vendor was intentional. She said the Cover Oregon rollout came at a time when many states were attempting to implement their own […]
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2mBicyclist in fatal Main Street collision was Thurston High School student
A person riding a bicycle who died Wednesday, Oct. 28, after being struck by a vehicle in Springfield was a 15-year-old Thurston High School student, police said Friday in a news release.