Lookout Eugene-Springfield
A timber operation went awry. Fallout echoed far beyond the forest.
A judge's ruling ended a multi-million dollar timber project. It's the latest development in a long-running conflict involving timber companies, environmental groups and the Bureau of Land Management.
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7mThe Sunday Duck Report: Oregon remembers its DNA
Oregon had plenty of reasons to fold Saturday. Instead, the Ducks delivered one of the most satisfying wins of a frustrating season.
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What's a non-MAGA voter in this deep red Oregon State House district to do? | Letter to the editor
I urge voters who live in Oregon House District 12 and haven’t filled out their ballots yet to write in Charlie Conrad on the Nov. 3 ballot. District 12 covers eastern Lane county, part of southern Linn county and a small area of southeast Eugene. The incumbent has consistently voted as a MAGA Republican. The […]
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Voters, not party leaders, will be my boss in Congress | Letter to the editor
At doors across the Fourth Congressional District and reading through my email inbox, I keep hearing versions of the same question, often from voters who have supported Democrats in the past. Will I hold a president of my own party accountable? And when party leadership pressures me to vote a certain way, whose side will […]
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1mWatch: Postgame Duck Report with Adam Susman
After a scary start that looked a little too much like the loss to Illinois, Oregon rallied for a 34-26 Halloween victory over Northwestern.
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We're brothers voting for the first time, and we want a young voice representing us | Letter to the editor
Springfield City Councilor Jill Cuadros voted along with other councilors in June to approve the budget that closed the library on Mondays, laid off its teen services librarian and cut all teen programming. To be fair, she wasn’t on the council yet when the library cuts were discussed. Springfield’s budget crunch is real, and every […]