Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Behavioral health campus is an economic development project. Springfield should treat it like one.
Springfield's councilors have a hard job, and the land-use questions are theirs to weigh. I hope that as they weigh them, they count what this campus would bring: hundreds of well-paid jobs, tens of…
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