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Springfield opens new bid process for mobile crisis services
White Bird, which now operates CAHOOTS in Springfield, could submit a new proposal to the city, which is looking for an organization to respond to people having mental health crises or intoxicated…
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10mMeadow View front office staff prioritize connection amid chronic absenteeism
They are the record keepers, the culture setters, the guards and the glue of the school.
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8mLet's talk about the feedback Lookout received about our CleanLane story
The best stories don’t need defending. They are well-sourced and answer questions that a reader might have before they are asked.
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7mIn the fog, Clean Energy fund supporters ask for 'brighter' future
Days before the election, young people and local officials rallied in Eugene for Measure 20-388, the Eugene Clean Energy Fund, which would place a 2% fee on large retailers. Supporters have outraised the opposition nearly 4 to 1.
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2mRural Lane County needs public safety and fiscal sanity. It's why I support Jake Pelroy. | Letter to the editor
QuickTake: The lawsuit alleges that the building has numerous defects. The Y's attorney says the organization is working with the three companies to resolve the problems outside of court, but a legal deadline required that it file the suit now. I am a longtime resident of rural Lane County. I have many concerns about how […]
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3mVal Hoyle has a track record of fighting for local physicians | Letter to the editor
As Eugene physicians, we are committed to providing our patients with the best possible care. Our colleagues throughout the community share that commitment. But increasingly, decisions about how medical care is delivered are being made by large, for-profit corporations rather than the physicians who care for patients. We experienced this firsthand when a large, out-of-state, […]