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Amid data center boom, Oregon considers fee changes for use of undersea cables
The State Lands Department is updating rules for companies that run cables through Oregon’s territorial sea and proposing higher fees to go to the Common School Fund.
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3mMan sentenced to 3 years in prison for fatal 2022 collision on Highway 99 in Eugene
A 49-year-old man was sentenced Monday, July 20, to three years in prison for killing a 62-year-old woman in a 2022 vehicle collision on Highway 99 in Eugene.
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3mCity Club of Eugene's Friday meeting to focus on Down syndrome
The Friday, July 24 meeting of the City Club of Eugene will explore the lives, accomplishments, and aspirations of people with Down syndrome.
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10mWhat to know as the Eugene Clean Energy Fund initiative moves closer to ballot
The initiative crossed a major hurdle in its race to the November ballot, as supporters officially submit petitions to the City Recorder office for verification.
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Part of Lane County under red flag warning for wildfires
The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning that reaches into southeastern Lane County — in effect from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesday, July 21 — in response to the possibility of abundant lightning on dry fuels.
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It's time to pump the brakes on in-street dining patios | Letter to the editor
QuickTake: The court ruled that Eugene School District 4J must pay Sabrina Gordon’s lawyer almost $30,000 for attorney fees because of the district’s motion to strike, which sought to dismiss Gordon’s case on the grounds of free speech. In response to the news of a third car crash into Bar Purlieu’s in-street seating patio, I […]