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Eugene wine-shop owner drops election bid against Hoyle
Boris “Bo” Wiedenfeld-Needham has dropped out of the Democratic primary race against U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle, citing his recovery from cancer and related surgeries. When he launched his campaign, he said…
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3mCity Club of Eugene to hear from congressional candidates at Friday meeting
The three candidates on the ballot for Oregon’s 4th Congressional District will take their campaign pitches to the City Club of Eugene’s meeting Friday, Oct. 16.
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2mMan, 31, charged with luring a minor after police sting
A 31-year-old man has been charged with luring a minor after texting someone he thought was a 15-year-old sex worker but who was actually a Eugene police officer, police said.
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8mSpringfield City Council to vote on behavioral health campus annexation Nov. 2
Also on Monday, the city’s economic development board discussed plans for the former Buick dealership downtown, which the urban renewal agency acquired for redevelopment.
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4mLane County officials seek solution for rural ambulance service challenge
The Upper McKenzie Rural Fire Protection District wants its ambulance to transport patients and reduce response times. A proposed change to county code may make that happen.
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I represent Oregon House District 7. Kori Rodley should represent it next. | Letter to the editor
Kori Rodley is the right choice for state representative in House District 7. Rodley understands and respects Springfield citizens, which is vital to being successful in the state Legislature. Serving on the Springfield City Council, she has demonstrated the ability to listen, ask questions and work collaboratively to find a workable solution. She has also […]