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To fight hunger in Lane County, help the farmer
Grow Lane County started with an idea: Build a food system that supports both local farmers and people experiencing food insecurity. In the two years since the $4.5 million initiative launched,…
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2mPerson seriously injured after falling from cliff near Franklin Boulevard
A person fell from a sheer cliff overlooking Franklin Boulevard early Sunday, Nov. 1, Eugene Springfield Fire said in a social media post.
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5mBehavioral health campus is an economic development project. Springfield should treat it like one.
Springfield's councilors have a hard job, and the land-use questions are theirs to weigh. I hope that as they weigh them, they count what this campus would bring: hundreds of well-paid jobs, tens of millions of dollars a year in local economic activity, and care our neighbors need.
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10mMeadow View front office staff prioritize connection amid chronic absenteeism
They are the record keepers, the culture setters, the guards and the glue of the school.
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8mLet's talk about the feedback Lookout received about our CleanLane story
The best stories don’t need defending. They are well-sourced and answer questions that a reader might have before they are asked.
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7mIn the fog, Clean Energy fund supporters ask for 'brighter' future
Days before the election, young people and local officials rallied in Eugene for Measure 20-388, the Eugene Clean Energy Fund, which would place a 2% fee on large retailers. Supporters have outraised the opposition nearly 4 to 1.