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Editor’s note: Story retraction
On Tuesday, Oct. 20, Lookout Eugene-Springfield published a story by the Oregon Journalism Project about a video of an upside-down American flag displayed behind Washington County Commissioner Nafisa…
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9mCommissioners keep Oakridge quarry proposal alive, delay decision till December
After nearly a decade of public pushback, Lane County commissioners further delayed a decision on whether to rezone TV Butte for gravel mining. One commissioner said he needed time to consider new information from public comment, including a potential connection between an EPA brownfield and a closed dump below the butte.
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3mCouple face charges, including perjury, in River Road hit-and-run that injured bicyclist
A 42-year-old woman sustained a skull fracture, among other injuries. In an affidavit alleging perjury, a Eugene police detective states the vehicle suspected to be involved in the collision was reported to have been stolen in Florence at a time that cameras spotted it in Eugene.
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6mCity manager says Springfield is not in data-center talks, does not use NDAs
Also at Monday’s City Council meeting: The city is seeking a contractor to repair deteriorating stairs at City Hall, and councilors approved a study to expand its wastewater system to Creswell and Junction City.
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2mElon Musk's efforts to sway elections are being replicated in Lane County | Letter to the editor
What a crazy society we’ve become! Republican megadonors will spend close to $1 billion on the midterm elections. Elon Musk has already spent nearly $400 million this election cycle. That is only what’s been disclosed. All of that spent to keep his profitable government projects. All of this money, which could feed every needy citizen […]
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1mGary Dennis Jensen
Gary Dennis Jensen, 82, of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, died Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026. He was a graduate of the University of Oregon and was library director at Western Oregon State College. Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home Silas Creek Chapel is handling the arrangements.