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Auditor: Eugene police ‘reasonable’ to declare riot during protest
The city's independent police auditor said he reviewed radio communications, reports and video, and found no misconduct by Eugene police during the Jan. 30 protest at the federal building. But he…
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8mDana Altman's final play at Oregon was knowing when to walk away
The longtime Oregon coach built his career on hard work and accountability. In deciding to retire, he found himself practicing what he'd preached.
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7m‘&Juliet’ brings a theater teen living her dream to Eugene
Jimmy Award winner Fabiola Caraballo Quijada shares her journey from high school theater in Texas to starring as Juliet in the national tour of the hit musical &Juliet.
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2mSpringfield police investigating theft of Israeli ‘remembrance flags’ as possible bias crime
Thefts of Israeli flags at a Springfield church early Wednesday, Oct. 7, are being investigated by Springfield police.
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13mCallee Ackland, Jill Cuadros in rematch for Springfield council seat, this time in front of voters
A tenant support specialist and a Eugene School District 4J employee are vying to complete the term of a councilor who resigned late last year.
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8mHigh school football: 1A Crow prepares for a playoff rematch
The Cougars made it all the way to last year's 1A championship game, upsetting powerful Elkton in the playoffs. This week, Crow hosts Elkton in the first meeting between the teams since last season.