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Fundraising and spending strategies set apart GOP candidates in Senate District 6 race
Oregon State Rep. Jami Cate and Jack Tibbetts have built campaigns backed by major PACs and industry donors, while Nicole De Graff is relying on small donations and grassroots voter outreach.
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11mHigh school football: Six Lane County teams still in it as quarterfinals arrive
Thurston is the only Lane County team to host a playoff game at home this Friday. The remaining county teams — Willamette, Junction City, Sheldon, Lowell and Crow — are on the road seeking upset wins.
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11mPrindel Creek Farm shooter gets 10 years; victim’s supporters say it’s not enough
Ten years is the standard sentence for first-degree manslaughter in Oregon if a defendant lacks a criminal history. But people who know the defendant, Everett Scott Fuller, and the victim disagreed with the sentence imposed by Judge Charles Zennaché.
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5mLocal nonprofit’s mural project gives unhoused residents a creative outlet
The mural project was in part funded by a grant from the Lane Arts Council. Participants are encouraged to approach the mural in unique ways, from pencil etchings to painting.
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7mA new kind of Ducks football takes the field
A year of emails, Zoom calls and persistence helped UO student Zoey Ceman bring women's flag football to the university. Now comes the fun part.
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6mTraffic-safety cameras: Can we have safer streets and privacy, too? Yes.
In 2026, it is impossible to mention cameras without thinking about Flock Safety, which markets a very different technology that is often confused with intersection safety cameras. Intersection safety cameras are designed to identify and record only specific traffic violations.