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Chamber opposes Eugene Clean Energy Fund
According to a letter sent to members, the concern is that the measure would raise costs "without a reliable payoff for the climate."
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5mClean Energy Fund backers allege opposition broke campaign finance rules
Supporters of the ballot measure filed a complaint saying Stop the Hidden Tax on Eugene reported contributions late. The group denies the allegations. The Secretary of State’s Office has 10 business days to decide whether to start an investigation.
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8mHigh school football: Marist prepares for final home game
The Spartans have been the subject of national attention over the last month, and continue to challenge on the field for a state playoff spot.
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Why I, a longtime Democrat, am voting for Monique DeSpain | Letter to the editor
I have voted Democrat for decades, including for Val Hoyle. I live in Eugene’s City Council Ward 1, a short walk from City Hall and the federal building, so what happened downtown in January was not something I watched on a screen. In the weeks before Jan. 30, I saw vandalism at nearby hotels and […]
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5mEugene council changes how it recruits volunteers for city boards, commissions
The updates, in part, are meant to increase the pool of applicants who make it to the interview stage.
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5mI’m a Eugene teacher hoping voters deliver a clean energy future for our students
As parents, teachers, grandparents and mentors, it’s not always easy to know how to help students navigate the challenges they will face as they grow up in an age of AI, climate change and growing global conflicts. But voting yes on Measure 20-388 is an easy and meaningful chance to act on their behalf.