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Parents deserve a public accounting of Oregon’s education failure
Even after accounting for differences in poverty and race, Oregon's fourth-graders ranked dead last among all 50 states in both reading and math, according to a 2025 Urban Institute analysis of…
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2mEveryone Village announces expansion with Workforce Development Center
The 3,500-square-foot center will help people experiencing homelessness build employment skills and earn income.
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6mOur View: State legislatures are funding local journalism. It’s time for Oregon to join them.
Advocating for government support of local journalism isn’t a position we take lightly. But the urgency of this moment calls for it. We must all support the vital role local news plays in a functioning democracy.
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5mThe right side of the tracks: St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County gives facelift to Saginaw Mobile Home Park
New manufactured homes at Saginaw Mobile Home Park north of Cottage Grove show a turnaround at a once-notorious spot in rural Lane County.
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5mThe Sunday Duck Report: The cost of doing business
The Ducks took heat for running up the score. Why do the Vikings keep signing up to play them?
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4mPark(ing) Day turns public car spaces into community parks in downtown Eugene
Community members celebrated the 20th anniversary of Park(ing) Day by gathering in parking spaces for a craft circle and paint-by-numbers project.