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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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1mKeep Lane County's rural trash transfer stations open | Letter to the editor
Growing up in a rural community, I can say that closing transfer stations where residents take their trash, as Lane County is considering, isn’t a good option. If the Walton and Low Pass transfer stations were to close, it would just cause more problems, because many residents are too old, disabled and poor. People would […]
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5mNew outdoor playground opens as part of Eugene Science Center expansion
The outdoor science park, which opened last week, doubles the museum’s footprint and offers a fenced-in area for children to climb, slide and run. Three more play structures will be added in the fall.
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2mFight for universal healthcare is about to heat up | Letter to the editor
I believe everyone deserves access to reliable, affordable healthcare. A recent Oregon Health & Science University study found that when people with diabetes or other chronic conditions lose access to healthcare, their health gets worse. Managing chronic illnesses takes regular checkups, medication adjustments and consistent treatment. When that care is interrupted — whether because someone […]
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16mFlush with potential: Junction City and Creswell consider joining regional wastewater organization
Junction City and Creswell are eyeing a regional partnership for their future wastewater needs. Local leaders say it could spur more housing growth.
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6mA friend who knew and loved your person makes the difference in facing grief
Grief is a wild and unpredictable mix of memories, gut punches, laughter, love and fathomless pain. Friends help