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Crowd gathers in newly opened federal building plaza to honor man killed by ICE in Texas
The vigil took place in a courtyard closed to the public earlier this year until activists sued, winning a preliminary injunction to remove fencing the government had installed in April.
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3mStrike averted at UO as union and universities reach late deal
The union that represents nearly 1,800 workers had earlier announced to its members that they should be prepared to go on strike Monday morning.
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3mStrike imminent at UO; union says universities failed to make ‘acceptable offer’
The union that represents nearly 1,800 workers at the University of Oregon is at an impasse in bargaining and its member are prepared to go on strike Monday morning, Sept. 28.
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2mLanning: Dante Moore suffered a concussion but no further injuries
Moore was injured on a hit in the second quarter of Oregon’s 41-27 win over the Trojans on Saturday.
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4mAfter a two-decade run, Oakshire closing its brewery and 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.