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Looking Glass plans a secure inpatient behavioral health facility for youth in Eugene
The nonprofit social service provider has won a grant to create a 12-bed facility, which is expected to start accepting youth in June 2027.
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4mLRAPA raises pollution fees on businesses to close budget shortfall
Air permit fees aren't covering what it costs the Lane Regional Air Protection Agency to administer them, according to a memo. The board responded by approving 15% annual fee increases for businesses over three years.
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4mEugene bike nonprofit Shift working to raise $75,000 after losing grant
Shift Community Cycles’s youth-facing educational programming is in jeopardy after the nonprofit lost a major source of revenue. The Eugene nonprofit has laid off staff and paused programs such as family rides and bike buses.
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1mPolice release name of woman they say died under suspicious circumstances
Eugene police are investigating after a 51-year-old woman was discovered dead near West 11th Avenue and Seneca Road early Wednesday, Sept. 9.
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3mRain or shine: What to know if you’re going to the Springfield Block Party
With rain in the forecast, Block Party organizers say that unless it is unsafe to do so, the party will go on.
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2mVida man sentenced to 5 years in prison on child pornography charges
A 61-year-old Vida man was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday, Sept. 9, after pleading guilty to five counts of first-degree encouraging child sexual abuse.