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Through a tough year for Springfield educators, one City Council candidate has had our back. | Letter to the editor
As an educator in Springfield, it felt as though our world was falling in around us in the early months of 2026. A series of decisions made by district leaders were not adequately checked by the…
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5mIllinois dominates second half, sending reeling Ducks to a 21-10 road loss
Illinois scored 21 unanswered points to hand the Ducks a 21-10 loss.
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3mSurveillance, body-camera footage take center stage in assault case hearing
A judge ordered the release of user logs that might show why a body-worn camera failed to record during protest activity in January. An attorney for a man charged with assaulting a Border Patrol officer also is seeking footage from surveillance cameras at the Eugene Federal Building.
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Eugene Clean Energy Fund is an investment in our community | Letter to the editor
As an educator and parent, I see the struggle in Eugene’s schools as budgets tighten, school infrastructure ages and student needs grow. In Portland, the Portland Clean Energy Fund is providing $50 million to schools to make them safer for students and staff during extreme weather. It’s also supporting student-led climate projects that give students […]
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7mFinal: Illinois 21, Oregon 10
The Ducks take on the Illini in Big Ten Conference action.
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The two parties are failing us. Justin Filip gives us a third choice. | Letter to the editor
Presently, there are only two independent members of Congress in Washington, D.C., and both caucus with the Democrats. I suggest we need more who are truly independent. Electing Val Hoyle or Monique DeSpain (middle-of the-road Democrat versus Republican) in Oregon’s Fourth Congressional District might not be our best bet. They will constitute just another vote […]