Lookout Eugene-Springfield
What principals of the CleanLane project had to say about Lookout story
The story Lookout Eugene-Springfield published Oct. 21 about CleanLane, and former county counsel Rob Bovett's concerns, drew feedback from across the county. Immediately below are unedited…
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16mLane County administrator posts video criticizing Lookout's CleanLane story
Lane County Administrator Steve Mokrohisky released a video responding to a Lookout Eugene-Springfield story about former county counsel Rob Bovett’s concerns about the CleanLane Project.
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5mTempers flare as Turning Point USA event brings right-wing influencer to UO
Numerous spectators and protestors were among the crowd, along with a heavy police presence. Three people were arrested and no one was reported hurt.
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3mLookout's reporting on CleanLane raises uncomfortable questions for Heather Buch | Letter to the editor
The Lookout Eugene-Springfield Editorial Board reaffirmed its endorsement of Heather Buch earlier this month, arguing that a commissioner cannot be judged on a single issue. Six days later, another editorial raised former county counsel Rob Bovett’s warning that Lane County could face more than $300 million in liability if CleanLane fails and the contract’s safeguards […]
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12mUO budget cuts take shape: 100 jobs, various graduate programs on chopping block
The University of Oregon is proposing phasing out over a dozen graduate programs, largely in the humanities, reducing graduate employee funding and reorganizing several academic units to address a $63.3 million projected deficit.
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3mWarning issued after another home burglary targets Asian business owner in Eugene
A residential break-in reported Monday, Oct. 26, in Eugene fits the pattern of burglaries targeting the homes of Asian business owners, community leaders and police say.