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With ‘Range of Motion,’ an author writes his disabled brother into literature
Brian Trapp’s novel “Range of Motion” isn’t directly about his brother Danny, who had cerebral palsy. But it’s an effort to write more characters like him into literary fiction.
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2mPolice seek help identifying vehicle in Eugene hit-and-run that injured bicyclist
Eugene police are asking the public to help identify a stolen large pickup truck after a July 4 hit-and-run collision that left a bicyclist with serious injuries.
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8mAfter mistrial in City Nights shooting, judge airs concerns about DA and police
Lane County Circuit Court Judge Jay McAlpin found that prosecutors did not provide evidence to a defense attorney in a timely manner, ordering a mistrial for a Portland man charged with attempted murder in connection with a 2024 shooting at City Nights club in Eugene.
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3mOregon emergency alert system more popular in rural than metro areas, study says
Participation in Oregon’s voluntary statewide emergency alert system designed for natural disasters and public safety threats has been far higher in rural counties than in the Portland metro area, according to a new study.
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A data center in the Hynix building? Eugene code needs an update to prevent it. | Letter to the editor
QuickTake: Leaders say the program has attracted interest from potential funders and could expand to other parts of the city. Thanks to Lookout Eugene-Springfield for the heads up about an unidentified client asking the city of Eugene if the Hynix building can be used as a data center. I have been reading about the communities […]
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4mHells Hill Fire burning on BLM forestland near Marcola
The fire, which began following a lightning storm, is in the checkerboard of public-private forest ownership. It has grown to 9 acres and was 44% contained as of Thursday afternoon.