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UO 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…
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13mWhat 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 statements from principals in the CleanLane project, including county officials and Bulk Handling Systems, Inc.
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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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Lookout'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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Warning 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.