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Rescinding the Roadless Rule would be a climate disaster | Letter to the editor
Listening to the pitter-patter of raindrops on the sword ferns at our feet, my friends and I admired the old-growth hemlocks and Douglas firs shooting skyward through the morning fog. We were…
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3mEugene wins grant to take on neighborhood improvement projects in Bethel, Trainsong
The city of Eugene received $70,000 for community-led projects in the Bethel and Trainsong neighborhoods, such as clearing vacant lots and reclaiming public space, through a grant from the Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation at Johns Hopkins University.
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6mOur View: The devil in the details of Tina Kotek's Oregon State Hospital plan
Without knowing more about Kotek’s vision, one has to wonder if the change would improve patient safety and staff morale, or if the governor is merely moving chess pieces around on a broken board.
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2mEugene police say homicide investigation is underway
Eugene police were present along Fox Hollow Road, near Donald Street, but had released no information yet about the deceased.
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2mPolice say suspect is in custody after south Eugene homicide
Eugene police were present along Fox Hollow Road, near Donald Street, but had released no information yet about the deceased.
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4mWhy is the Eugene Chamber trying to delegitimize Jennifer Smith's election to City Council?
As a highly influential voice of Eugene business intricately weaving themselves in local politics and with local politicians, we should expect a more honest analysis that doesn’t purposefully and continuously try to delegitimize the win of a candidate by casting misinformation.