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Eugene bike nonprofit Shift working to raise $75,000 after losing grant
Shift Community Cycles’s youth-facing educational programming is in jeopardy after the nonprofit lost a major source of revenue. The Eugene nonprofit has laid off staff and paused programs such as…
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3mWe're brothers voting for the first time, and we want a young voice representing us | Letter to the editor
Springfield City Councilor Jill Cuadros voted along with other councilors in June to approve the budget that closed the library on Mondays, laid off its teen services librarian and cut all teen programming. To be fair, she wasn’t on the council yet when the library cuts were discussed. Springfield’s budget crunch is real, and every […]
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7mI'm glad to see Mr. Siding and Mr. Wi-Fi coming. I'm happier to see them leave.
While repairmen overrun the house, one quiet soul hides out in the pantry.
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12mLane County residents call on historical perspective, self-care to ease election anxieties
Voters are bombarded around the clock with news bulletins, texts and social media posts, so no wonder they feel anxious about the November election. But some residents are looking for ways to turn down the heat.
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4mPHOTOS: Oregon Ducks top Northwestern on Chip Kelly’s return to Eugene
The Ducks upset the Wildcats 34-26.
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5mIn Ducks’ 34-26 upset of No. 20 Northwestern, Raoila lives up to the hype
Oregon's quarterback passed for 336 yards and three touchdowns.