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After difficult year, 4J superintendent aims to simplify demands on staff, promote achievement
Miriam Mickelson led the largest budget reductions of her career last year while trying to build relationships with staff, families and students. In the face of more budget cuts and higher…
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7mTooting his own horn: Springfield man plays trumpet for touchdowns, anthems and funerals
Barry Barreau loves his instrument. He plays every chance he can get: in polka bands, mariachi bands and at Emeralds and Drifters baseball games.
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2mPhotos: Barreau's brassy legacy
A musician adores his family and his chance to perform for his community.
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3mOakridge newspaper Highway 58 Herald to close
An independent newspaper covering the city of Oakridge will close in mid-September, its board announced, citing financial issues.
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Medical examiner: Disease killed woman, 50, convicted in 1999 of murdering her toddler
A “natural disease process” killed a 50-year-old woman serving a life sentence after being convicted of aggravated murder in Lane County, according to the Clackamas County medical examiner’s office.
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4mOregon officials vow to keep fighting Trump’s mail voting order
The U.S. Supreme Court found Monday that states sued too early to prove they would be harmed by the order.