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Tennis players frustrated with Y’s plans for Patterson Street facility
Longtime tennis players who have enjoyed the Y’s four indoor courts are feeling squeezed by competing visions of how best to use the space.
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5mMarist boys soccer team upsets Stayton, 2-1, to claim state championship
The 10th-seeded Spartans stunned No. 1 Stayton to win their first title since 1997.
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2mLive updates: Oregon Ducks lead Michigan at half
Hello from Autzen Stadium, where the No. 16 Oregon Ducks are hosting the Michigan Wolverines. Follow along for live updates from Tyson Alger in the press box. HALFTIME: Oregon 21, Michigan 7 2nd quarter 00:06: Air Raiola Michigan sure had its chances to get into halftime with this game tied. Instead, the Wolverines punt around midfield with a minute remaining. How did the Ducks respond? With another deep bomb from Raiola, who flushed to his right out of the pocket and found a wide-open Dakorien Moore for the 59-yard score. 14:49: Michigan touchdown Ground transportation still works: Michigan takes its first […]
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A raise for Lane County commissioners? In this economy? | Letter to the editor
Do any of our elected officials have a clue that you cannot get water out of a rock? The Lane County Commissioners don’t. They voted themselves a $10,000 raise. I could care less that they want their pay to be comparable to other counties. Let’s just focus on this county. Blue-collar workers don’t take home […]
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John Gross Jr.
John Gross Jr., 84, died Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026. Andreason's Cremation & Burial Service is handling the arrangements.