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After report of Cesar Chavez sexual abuse, 4J considers next steps on school name
Any name change of Cesar E. Chavez Elementary School must happen through a formal process and be approved by the school board. The New York Times published an investigation into Cesar Chavez’s sexual…
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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.
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5mLane County considers termination agreement with counsel with a $275K payout
Lane County commissioners will vote Tuesday on a termination agreement with County Counsel Rob Bovett that would end his employment immediately “without cause,” the county said.
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7mMcKenzie Watershed Alliance investigated over alleged $1.5 million embezzlement
The McKenzie Watershed Alliance's revenue tripled in recent years as its fiscal sponsor, the McKenzie Watershed Council, took on government-funded work, including a high-profile Holiday Farm Fire restoration project.
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2mWoman becomes second to die after Aug. 6 Springfield hit-and-run
A 73-year-old Springfield woman died Monday, Aug. 24, after being hospitalized following an Aug. 6 hit-and-run collision that also killed her husband.
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2mWildfire smoke trickles again into the Willamette Valley
A wind shift is pushing wildfire smoke from fires in northern Oregon into the Willamette Valley.