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Despite cuts, Springfield’s library will keep doing its best to serve the public
With the 2026-27 city budget approved, the library will be forced to operate with two less staff positions beginning in July, and to be closed on Mondays. It will carefully fund an adequate flow of…
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10mEugene lawmaker Nancy Nathanson faces a challenger who's run quiet campaign
The longtime Democratic legislator and former academic librarian says she is proud of her work on legislation that has made a difference in people’s lives. Her Republican opponent did not respond to interview requests.
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2mMan arrested after dog stabbed to death
Eugene police arrested a 46-year-old man in connection with the stabbing death of a dog Saturday, Oct. 10.
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It's official: Girls flag football is now a sanctioned high school sport
Girls flag football is officially sanctioned by the Oregon School Activities Association, following a vote Monday, Oct. 12 at the organization’s meeting.
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11mTwo incumbents, two newcomers running for pair of Veneta City Council seats
Housing, homelessness and downtown development are among the priorities candidates aim to tackle if elected.
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11mOregon is closer than any state in moving toward universal healthcare
A nine-person committee has been working on a proposal for the past few years and is expected to deliver its ideas to lawmakers by the end of this year.