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Oregon lawmakers propose making it a felony to intimidate a public official
There have been multiple examples of threats that lawmakers and local officials have faced in Oregon and nationwide, including a recent bomb threat against three state legislators
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5mQuarterback Dante Moore expected to miss the rest of the season
Dan Lanning says his quarterback isn't expected to play again this season, leaving Oregon searching for answers and Moore with an incomplete Ducks legacy.
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6mBuch, Pelroy campaign spending nears $1 million as commissioner race hits final week
Lane County Commissioner Heather Buch has a six-figure war chest for the final week of her campaign. Meanwhile, opponent Jake Pelroy has burned through money more quickly to reach voters.
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14mFour candidates jostle for partial term on Florence City Council
Four candidates are in the race for the remaining two years of a Florence City Council seat that was vacated. The councilor appointed at the time to fill the seat now must run in an election.
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14mIncumbent faces three challengers in race for four-year term on Florence City Council
Top issues for the candidates include housing affordability, easier permitting processes for businesses, and Flock Safety cameras.
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Here's a better idea than the Lookout Editorial Board's on clean energy funding | Letter to the editor
In response to the Lookout Eugene-Springfield Editorial Board’s position on the Eugene Clean Energy Fund, here’s a possible option to make the ballot measure more appealing. The editorial board said the Eugene City Council should “start a community discussion about diverting at least half of the estimated $15 million annual fund to put it to […]