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Backyard burning still prohibited as fire season lingers, officials say
Even though recent rains and cooler temperatures have eased the risk of wildfire, it’s still fire season in Lane County — and that means backyard debris burning is still prohibited.
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Jill Cuadros deserves a full council term to deliver for Springfield | Letter to the editor
I’ve called Springfield home for over 60 years, and as a real estate professional for over 30 years, I’ve had the opportunity to work with families who want to put down roots here, raise their kids here and be part of this community. I care deeply about keeping Springfield a place where working families can […]
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5mValue of roadless forestland is immense. We must all join the fight to preserve it.
These lands are not empty space waiting to be put to use. They are among the last intact ecosystems in the continental United States, and their value only grows as development pressure increases elsewhere.
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7mOregon produces 26,000 fewer college grads than needed to fill available jobs, report says
The analysis gives five reasons why Oregon’s higher education institutions struggle to support the state’s job market.
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1mInside Look with Tyson Alger and Ken Woody: Ducks hit bye week after thrilling USC win
It may be a bye week for the Oregon Ducks, but there is plenty for Ken and Tyson to talk about in this week's Inside Look.
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13mThe 2026 Lookout List: Best Local Experiences
Looking for a date spot? Or how about a good hike? Maybe a must-see on the Oregon Coast? There’s simply too much to do in Lane County, so we asked you for your favorite Best Local Experiences across all the ways people enjoy the place we call home. The 2026 Lookout List: Best Local Experiences […]