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After curriculum scrutiny, Springfield will keep an eye on fifth grade science proficiency
The district’s choice to put its fifth grade science scores under the microscope is meant to measure the effectiveness of its new elementary science curriculum after the state ruled the district’s…
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5m‘A very large, small art show’: Inside Radiant Community Arts’ So Small Miniature Art Auction
The tiny show means big fundraising for Radiant Community Arts, as small paintings, sculptures and more are set for auction this weekend.
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5mPretty new section of Ridgeline Trail makes you feel like you're in Africa ... no, Italy ... no ...
South Eugene Meadows Park and its 3.8-mile trail are an excellent addition to the city's hiking scene.
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10mThe brownies are delicious, but Reality Kitchen tries to write a recipe for a better society
With a wholesale bakery, cafe, newly reopened food cart and an upcoming general store, Reality Kitchen champions inclusive employment opportunities for people of all abilities.
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2mSpringfield History Museum hosting talk about ‘Youth Harvest Memories’
The Springfield History Museum is holding a community conversation Wednesday, Sept. 16, as part of its “Farm Labor in the Valley” exhibit. Three people, Marta Lu Clifford, Karen Meats and Nancy Bray, will share their experiences of working in seasonal farm labor as youth and invite others to share their stories. Doors for the event, […]
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9mLane County, Springfield ‘making progress’ on behavioral health campus
Lane County’s plans for a behavioral health stabilization center have lots of moving parts. But before any construction work starts, the center needs to clear Springfield’s annexation process. The city's council express willingness to make it happen.