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Stabilization center contract goes to Portland company, despite local objections
Lane County commissioners stressed the urgency of the project. They also approved a $168,000 contract with a Florida company for a feasibility study for an indoor multiuse sports facility.
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1mPhotos: Protesters at Eugene Federal Building mourn those killed by ICE
Protesters gathered Wednesday evening, July 15, in the plaza of the Eugene Federal Building to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions. Here are some images from the demonstration.
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8mWith bite-mark evidence tossed out in murder case, judge considers man's release
Circuit Court Judge Jay McAlpin said he would decide Thursday whether to release Robert Wallace Lyons, convicted in the 1989 murder of Lori Stabenow.
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2mAs Lane County dries out, fire danger will soon jump to high
Lane County is moving into high fire danger as of Friday, July 17, according to the Oregon Department of Forestry.
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4mOregon Supreme Court declines to review Lane County appeal for recycling facility permit
The decision is the latest blow to the county’s efforts to site the CleanLane recycling project on land it has purchased in Goshen, south of Eugene. The county’s attorney told commissioners that staff continues to work toward an agreement to move the project to the Short Mountain Landfill.
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UPDATE: Highway 58 reopened west of Oakridge after crash leads to afternoon closure
An afternoon crash Wednesday, July 15, closed Highway 58 about 14 miles west of Oakridge, according to a 2:43 p.m. alert from the Oregon Department of Transportation.