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1mScenes from the Lane County Fair
From Thursday, July 24:
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1mEugene man dies after falling from watercraft in Willamette River
A 75-year-old Eugene man died after reportedly falling from a watercraft Monday, July 20, in the Willamette River near Clearwater Park and Landing, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office said.
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8mMarcus Mariota was here. Again. So, why does he keep coming back?
Now a father and veteran backup, Mariota returns to Oregon each summer for a personal “fight camp” rooted in old habits and trusted relationships.
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6mState forests in western Oregon will see less clear-cutting under new plan
Oregon forestry officials will need to manage hundreds of thousands of acres of state forests in the western part of the state to better support critical species, water and air quality and to decrease greenhouse gas emissions under a new management plan.
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4mProwling Lane County Fair for the weirdest in deep-fried delicacies
Curious about the fryability of certain foods, Lookout food correspondent Taylor Goebel headed to the Lane County Fair. She tried fried cheesecake, cookie dough, soda (yes, soda), among other belt-loosening bites.