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Things to Do: Days Between celebrations, Shakespeare in the Park, First Friday ArtWalk and more
This week, you’ll be able to check out free outdoor concerts, see two Grateful Dead cover bands, get your hands dirty at an art studio demonstration day, see Shakespeare — and a Shakespeare parody.
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6mLive updates: Fire weather in Eugene-Springfield
The dry landscape and gusting winds are creating prime conditions for wildfire in Lane County. A red flag warning is in effect for much of central Lane County —including Eugene, Springfield, and Cottage Grove — until 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3. Meanwhile, smoke from wildfires east of the Cascade is drifting into the southern Willamette […]
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5mOregon poised to adopt double-digit health insurance premium hikes in 2027
individuals on the state’s health insurance marketplace could see a more than 15% increase in their premiums in the next year,
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2mSpringfield Police Department, sheriff's office plan National Night Out events Tuesday
The Springfield Police Department is planning a National Night Out event Tuesday, Aug. 4 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Williamette Sports Park.
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2mWildfire smoke expected to settle in Lane County
A wind shift is expected to carry wildfire smoke into Lane County later Monday, Aug. 3, with air quality expected to reach unhealthy levels for people who are sensitive to it.
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I've worked on Eugene's homelessness issues for decades. Monique DeSpain's views are all wrong. | Letter to the editor
Congressional candidate Monique DeSpain has a vision for ending homelessness. Unfortunately, it is based on a myth that addictions and mental illness are the primary causes of homelessness. They are not. Basing public policy on such a myth will help some individuals, but will do nothing to solve the larger issue. In their book, “Homelessness […]