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Pop star Madison Beer spotted in Eugene with Justin Herbert ahead of College GameDay
The celebrity power couple was seen downtown and at the Eugene Trader Joe’s ahead of ESPN College GameDay's Saturday broadcast.
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20m‘Radio silence’: Oregon State Hospital’s deputy superintendent has been on paid leave for 3 years
Derek Wehr was promoted to the high-ranking job at the state psychiatric hospital in 2017. After raising concerns about some hospital practices, he was placed on paid administrative leave in 2023, amid an investigation into workplace allegations he denies. Now he has filed his intent to sue the state for retaliation.
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1mWill Republican candidates address the elephant in the room? | Letter to the editor
QuickTake: Eugene Springfield Fire crews extinguished a two-acre fire on the hillside. While the fire chief spotted a discarded cigarette near the burn, the cause is unknown. The fire department has endured a string of fast-moving grass fires so far this month, which is forecasted to have above-average wildfire activity. Monique DeSpain’s guest column on […]
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3mShortsighted views on state Medicaid spending don't reflect Oregon's values | Letter to the editor
As a family medicine physician who cares for Medicaid patients, I was troubled by the Oregon Journalism Project’s article on Medicaid spending, which draws a shortsighted conclusion that ignores our values as Oregonians. Oregon made a deliberate choice to invest in the health of Oregonians, and I witness the benefits every day. The pregnant patient […]
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5mLongtime disability services nonprofit closes in Springfield
Alvord-Taylor provided supported living services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The organization recently transitioned individuals to other programs in Eugene and Springfield due to financial challenges.
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15mHow Springfield’s urban renewal agency buys and sells properties downtown for economic development
Downtown Springfield has seen significant revitalization in the 19 years since voters established a downtown urban renewal district. One way the Springfield Economic Development Agency seeks to do that work is by buying properties and partnering with private developers to build the tax base. But it’s a process that takes time