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LCC grapples with $3.5 million PERS hit in 2027-28 budget
LCC also is facing a drop in tuition revenue because students are taking fewer credits, complicating an already-tight budget picture.
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8mAt 70, Eugene ultimate frisbee player is still flying high
Despite battling cancer, Joe Millon still plays the cardio-heavy sport at a high level. His teammates and opponents view him as a key contributor.
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4mI’m always borrowing things from friends. What do I offer? Gratitude. And lines from ‘Hamlet.’
We all need those friends who have everything.
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20mBreaking ground: New ideas for housing
The Lookout Eugene-Springfield Editorial Board spent the past three months speaking to more than 20 real estate developers, contractors, city planners, elected officials, and government and nonprofit housing advocates, most of whom live and work in Lane County. We wanted their candid thoughts about what could be done locally and at the state level to improve our region’s housing challenges.
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3mDía de Muertos event celebrates culture, gives time for remembrance
The family-friendly cultural event featured mariachi music, face painting and candy skull decorations. An ofrenda, or altar, decorated in remembrance of the dead remains open for viewing through Monday, Nov. 9, in Springfield.
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6mThe Sunday Duck Report: The Lanning Method (results may vary)
Oregon has discovered a remarkable three-week treatment for football misery. Side effects include confidence, fake punts and a 41-28 win at Ohio State.