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Oregon has higher rate of mental illness than any other state, report says
Over the past few years, Oregon has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to try to improve access to mental health services, and the reports show that access to care in the state has been improving.
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5mFootball returns to South, but Axe routed by Phoenix
South Eugene fielded a football team after forgoing its 5A schedule and organizing nonleague games, but fell to Phoenix High School after a first-half ground game boosted the Pirates to an unassailable lead. Daniel Jetty scored a last-second 50-yard touchdown to put points on the board for the Axe.
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1mCoburg woman among 2 killed in head-on collision on Highway 38 in Douglas County
A Coburg woman and a Winchester Bay man died Tuesday, Sept 1, after their vehicles collided head-on in Douglas County on Highway 38, state police said.
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12m‘Buy anything they tell you to’: Comedian John Mulaney can’t stop recommending this Eugene bookstore
Bookseller Seth Murray recommends titles to customers at J. Michaels Books all the time. Last spring, one of them happened to be the celebrity comedian John Mulaney, who has repeatedly shouted out the store to his 2.1 million Instagram followers.
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10mAffordable housing project draws pushback in Eugene’s Laurel Hill neighborhood
DevNW wants to build 40 homes under a community land trust model. They would be priced well below the median Eugene home price. Some neighbors say the project, Floral Hill Terrace, is not a good fit for the neighborhood.
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24mOn the road, in search of Dan Lanning — for 820 miles
Fifteen years after the Ducks coach drove from Missouri to Pittsburgh chasing a chance in college football, I retraced the route in an effort to better understand him — and why he went.