Lookout Eugene-Springfield
You're not the only one who needs food. Plants need to eat, too.
You might be tempted to use chemical fertilizers. If so, follow the directions. I prefer natural fertilizers, which break down slowly as the soil warms and provide your plants with a long duration…
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9mJury begins deliberations after closing arguments in Prindel Creek Farm murder trial
Jurors will resume deliberations Friday in the murder trial of Everett Scott Fuller, 57, who testified he shot Christopher “Bubba” Clark Jr. in self-defense. Unlike the first trial that ended with a deadlocked jury, Fuller may be convicted of lesser charges, including manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide.
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2mEugene police report second burglary within a week targeting homes of Asian business owners
Eugene police said Thursday, Nov. 5, they’re investigating two home burglaries targeting business owners who are Asian.
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4mBuch's lead over Pelroy narrows in race for Lane County commissioner
One of the highest-profile races on Lane County’s ballot in the November election accounted for more than $1 million in campaign spending. The two candidates are divided on the county’s proposed CleanLane trash recycling project.
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12mHigh school football: 13 Lane County teams earn shot at the playoffs
Sheldon, Thurston, Lowell, Triangle Lake host first-round games, while other county teams will chase road upsets Friday.
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Springfield man suspected of laundering $34 million in drug proceeds
A 50-year-old Springfield man is alleged to have transferred more than $34 million in suspected drug proceeds to Mexico and Honduras according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court.