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If you build it, trash will come. Or will it? The troubled history of CleanLane
Lane County’s stalled $150 million recycling project initially was due to break ground in 2025. County officials are now exploring another location to build the facility as more haulers are taking…
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11mLookout Editorial Board endorsements: Oregon Legislature
Starting today and running through Saturday, the Lookout Eugene-Springfield Editorial Board is announcing its candidate and ballot measure endorsements for the Nov. 3 general election.
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1mInside Look with Tyson Alger and Ken Woody: What went wrong against UCLA?
Tyson and Ken look back at the UCLA disaster and wonder whether the Ducks have a chance on Saturday against Nebraska.
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11mTwo compete to be Springfield’s next representative in the Oregon House
A Springfield City Council member and a political newcomer are vying to replace retiring House District 7 Rep. John Lively.
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5mEugene to seek up to $100 million from Legislature for airport expansion
City officials are working with state Rep. Nancy Nathanson, state Sen. James Manning and U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle to carry forward the request after the legislative session begins Jan. 12.
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7mThis Saturday, have a beer and help preserve Oregon farmland
Breweries and cideries across the state are working to protect agricultural land, one craft beverage at a time. The Cheers to the Land campaign challenges makers to create a beer or cider using only Oregon-grown ingredients. On Oct. 17, beer enthusiasts can try them during a festival at Claim 52 in Eugene.