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I'd love to support the Lane County Watersheds Bill of Rights. Here are some reasons I can't.
Even if the watersheds measure passes, it will be challenged in court and likely blocked. Water pollution in Lane County is regulated by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and the U.S.…
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4mIt's time to plant cover crops in your garden. Here are a few favorite options.
These will help your soil, and if you want, provide food. Crimson clover and fava beans are especially versatile possibilities.
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3mLawsuit alleges negligence at Eugene daycare after child was bitten by dog
A lawsuit alleges negligence by the owner of a Eugene daycare after a dog bit a child in the face.
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2mOregon takes out anger in 84-0 rout of Portland State
That was just mean. Six days after a stunning 39-31 loss at Oklahoma State, the Oregon Ducks responded by piling touchdown after touchdown on an outmatched Portland State team, demolishing the Vikings 84-0 Friday, Sept. 18 at Autzen Stadium. The Ducks scored touchdowns on 12 of their 13 offensive possessions, going deep into the third […]
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6mOregon vs. Portland State live updates: Ducks bounce back from loss with 84-0 romp
QuickTake: Housed in the former Clear Lake Elementary School, which closed in June, the community center is already serving as a home base for nonprofits. Money for building repairs, including a leaky roof, is still needed. The University of Oregon football team continues its season Friday, Sept. 18 with a game against Portland State University […]
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3mJudge finds Eugene police chief shielded from retaliation claim in 2020 curfew lawsuit
Eugene’s police chief lacked direct involvement in curfew arrests following 2020 protest activity and is therefore immune from claims of retaliation made in a civil lawsuit, a judge ruled Monday, Sept. 14.