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Officials identify person who drowned after jumping into Blue Pool
A water rescue was called in before 8:45 p.m. on Friday, June 26, but first responders were not able to revive the swimmer once he was pulled from the water.
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5mCrowds rally at Springfield City Hall to protest ICE
About 50 people gathered Friday at Springfield City Hall to protest immigration enforcement and support local immigrant families. Two Springfield city councilors attended the rally.
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With new leadership on board, Springfield schools can leave last year's drama behind | Letter to the editor
The Springfield school district is moving forward. Finally. Recently, a new interim superintendent was hired unanimously by the school board, and a new board member was appointed unanimously to fill a vacancy. The recent turnovers on the board may be misunderstood by some as board dysfunction with members disagreeing and clearly uncomfortable with each other. […]
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4mThe surprising history — and future — of flight in Lane County
To help flight grow safely, programs were launched to train pilots and mechanics, one of which would become the Lane Community College Aviation Academy.
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2mMugzy Slugzy selected 44th S.L.U.G. Queen
There’s a new matriarchal gastropod in town, and her name is Mugzy Slugzy, the 44th S.L.U.G. Queen of Eugene, chosen by a panel of judges Friday night to represent the city with her goodwill and slimy glamour. Mugzy Slugzy, also known by her human name Margarita O’Brien, stood out among the six other contestants competing […]
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5mWith PNW electricity demand surging, planners map out major grid upgrades
The Pacific Northwest will need a massive buildout of new energy infrastructure over the next six years to meet rising electricity demand, according to a draft regional power plan released Thursday.