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4mCouple killed in hit-and-run remembered for their caring community contributions
Pam and Randy Fultz were well-known members of their church community and remembered for their volunteer efforts by an associate pastor at City of Destiny Church in Springfield.
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6mSpringfield district restores high school Spanish dual immersion program
The announcement partially reverses the district’s decision to cut the program. It will come back at the secondary level, but middle school students will still not have access this coming school year. The district also has applied for a state grant to improve the program.
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5mCommissioners OK agreements for county administrator, county counsel to leave jobs
Lane County Administrator Steve Mokrohisky will stay through the end of 2027. Meanwhile, County Counsel Rob Bovett’s contract was terminated with a $275,318 settlement.
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7mTooting his own horn: Springfield man plays trumpet for touchdowns, anthems and funerals
Barry Barreau loves his instrument. He plays every chance he can get: in polka bands, mariachi bands and at Emeralds and Drifters baseball games.
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6mAfter difficult year, 4J superintendent aims to simplify demands on staff, promote achievement
Miriam Mickelson led the largest budget reductions of her career last year while trying to build relationships with staff, families and students. In the face of more budget cuts and higher expectations from the state this year, she said she is simplifying what she asks of her staff in order to free them up to serve students better.