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Rep. Val Hoyle appears headed to rematch with GOP's Monique DeSpain
The race to represent Oregonians living in Eugene, Springfield, along the state’s central and southern coast, and in other parts of the Willamette and Umpqua River Valleys in Congress will be a…
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6mUO could merge College of Design, School of Music and Dance
The dean of the College of Design said the merger would involve reductions in staff, including senior academic leadership. But many details are unknown.
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2mEugene man arrested after Springfield shooting
Springfield police arrested a 41-year-old Eugene man suspected of shooting a man Tuesday, Sept. 22, following a dispute, police said.
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11mNew details emerge about deaths of two outside Oakridge
Witnesses were asked details relating to the deaths of 17-year-old Maleah Michael Lewis and 21-year-old Noah Christopher Wall. Mostly, they declined to answer, but the questions and arguments put forward by defense attorneys representing 20-year-old Hunter Barnett seek to pin responsibility for the deaths elsewhere.
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3mCity Club to focus on energy fund proposal on November ballot
The City Club of Eugene’s meeting Friday, Sept. 25 features discussion about a November ballot measure to create the Eugene Clean Energy Fund, a program intended to provide funding for local climate projects.
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Springfield councilors keep throwing money at failed projects. We need change. | Letter to the editor
Springfield government needs a serious reevaluation. For far too long, the mindset of the City Council has been to go after the newest and most outlandish development scheme, wasting expensive staff time, massive legal and consultant costs, then leaving us residents holding the bag for these fruitless efforts. The failed project list is long: a […]