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As Lane County dries out, fire danger will soon jump to high
Lane County is moving into high fire danger as of Friday, July 17, according to the Oregon Department of Forestry.
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4mAfter a two-decade run, Oakshire closing its brewery, three taprooms
A more competitive brewery market, aftershocks of the pandemic and rising costs all played a role in the decision. But the owner is open to prospective buyers who could potentially carry the company forward.
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1mPostgame Duck Report: Oregon stuns USC
Adam Sussman breaks down the hit that knocked Dante Moore out of the game, Dylan Raiola’s impressive performance off the bench and how the Ducks responded after losing their starting quarterback.
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6mThe Sunday Duck Report: After losing their quarterback, the Ducks save their season
Dante Moore was taken off the field on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance. Dylan Raiola showed poise taking Moore’s place. And suddenly the Ducks are doing what was expected of them heading into the season.
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3mLaurel Hill Valley concerns over housing plan are genuine, not obstructionist | Letter to the editor
I’m writing in response to the recent letter to the editor characterizing Laurel Hill Valley neighbors’ concerns about the Floral Hill Terrace project as reflexive obstruction. We are not opposed to affordable housing. What we are concerned about is narrower and applies regardless of how anyone feels about the housing. This project is moving forward […]
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6mHow a small Eugene church is helping educate children half a world away
What brought a certain population to the attention of Eugene residents was an unusual sequence of events that started when a Burmese student named Thu Ta arrived in town.