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Beware shrinkflation: A ‘pound’ of coffee? 12 ounces. Even soup cans are smaller.
This is one reason your monthly grocery spending has jumped: You are going to have to buy more containers of food just to consume the same amount you have been consuming. So, you pay more money.
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Monique DeSpain's views on homelessness don't convince me | Letter to the editor
Monique DeSpain’s guest column about homelessness starts out with compassion but soon breaks down into a distortion of reality. Yes, homelessness is increasing in Oregon and, yes, addiction and mental illness are primary drivers of the problem, but not the only ones. First: DeSpain makes some specious claims. This problem can’t be blamed on one […]
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Emeralds game on Sunday also a chance to meet area police, sheriff’s representatives
Eugene’s annual National Night Out, an opportunity for county law enforcement agencies to interact with residents, is scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 2.
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5mFBI affidavit details allegations of deputy's inappropriate online relationship with minor
Dylan Ford is now on unpaid leave from his sheriff's office job, which involves court security and transports of people in custody.
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4mThe Duck who stayed: Sean Stewart believes — in his coach, this new team and UO's chances
Three months after Oregon’s men’s hoops roster emptied out, the 6-foot-9 forward has new teammates, a bigger voice and a chance to help reset the Ducks.
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6mWith ‘In Depth,’ two artists turn a basement into a quirky neon ocean
Eugene artists Cindy Ingram and Sarah Breinig set up a Meow Wolf-inspired immersive art exhibit in a home near the University of Oregon, bringing whimsical, neon visions of marine life into a residential basement. (The laundry machines will be part of the exhibit, too, once the week’s washing is done.)