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Watersheds Bill of Rights supporters are overlooking its many flaws | Letter to the editor
Lily Johnson’s guest commentary supporting Measure 20-373, the Lane County Watersheds Bill of Rights, ignores several serious problems that would be created by its passage. First, any person could…
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3mEugene Area Chamber of Commerce named national chamber of the year
The national award recognized the chamber's work on a five-year economic plan projected to support 3,800 jobs and its role in a coalition of more than 50 organizations tackling homelessness in Lane County.
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4mAt Lane County Fair, 4-H animals strut their stuff as kids learn skills
4-H youngsters across Lane County gain skills in responsibility as they raise animals and prepare them for the fair.
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6mWith a little Love: How one summer school teacher reaches a diverse set of learners
Second-year teacher Lanelle Love guides kindergarten and first-graders through intensive reading practice every morning for six weeks, while also giving them room to be themselves.
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4mOregon initiative that would have banned most killing of animals won’t be on November ballots
Backers of the initiative had less than 75% of the valid signatures required to make it onto the November ballot.
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2mNo, America was not founded on Christian nationalism | Letter to the editor
Recent claims suggesting that the United States was built upon a foundation of Christian nationalism are not just debatable — they are ahistorical. Our history can be complex, but in this case, it is straightforward. The 1797 Treaty of Tripoli, approved by George Washington and ratified unanimously by the Senate, could not be more clear: […]