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Judge says UO assistant football coach ineligible for DUII diversion program
A Eugene Municipal Court judge found University of Oregon assistant football coach Ra’Shaad Samples ineligible for DUII diversion.
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2mJury returns guilty verdict in Prindel Creek Farm shooting, rejecting self-defense claim
The verdict ended a trial that began Oct. 28 with jury selection. Sentencing is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 12. A previous trial ended with a deadlocked jury.
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4mBuch maintains lead over Pelroy in race for Lane County commissioner
One of the highest-profile races on Lane County’s ballot in the November election accounted for more than $1 million in campaign spending. The two candidates are divided on the county’s proposed CleanLane trash recycling project.
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2mFenced-off Willamette Street gas station may open in December
QuickTake: "We've got to evaluate exactly who we are," head coach Dan Lanning said after the loss. Asked about a possible change to his offensive staff, he said: "All things are on the table for us." The long-dormant gas station on the southwest corner of 29th Avenue and Willamette Street is tentatively scheduled to open […]
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8mWhere to watch the game: Six great sports bars in Eugene, Springfield
We searched the area for the best watering holes in your area to be a sports fanatic — and that have good food and drinks to boot.
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3mDo the math: An electric motorcycle won’t hit you like a truck | Letter to the editor
A heated debate has erupted over the safety of Oregon’s public ways — highways, streets, paths and trails. Boilerplate media coverage may leave the impression that electric-motorcycle riders, particularly young people, are the primary lethal threat to public safety. But is that where our attention should be focused? Oregon’s highly publicized youth fatalities have fueled […]