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Food cart brings authentic Thai flavors to Springfield
Anthony Rosenfeld was burned out from a high-pressure job. He quit and started on a new path. Now, he and his wife, Peace, who is from Thailand, have opened a food cart serving the dishes they eat at…
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1mKori Rodley's experience suits her well for a seat in Oregon Legislature | Letter to the editor
As Springfield’s former state representative and senator, I know what it takes to effectively look out for our community’s interest in the state Legislature. Kori Rodley has what it takes. Her many years serving us on the Springfield City Council and her lengthy involvement in community affairs have demonstrated her ability and commitment to serving […]
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6mStudent test scores are improving. But literacy emergency in 4J schools can't be ignored.
A child’s chances of learning to read should not depend on luck in our progressive, well-educated town. Yet access to effective support here can depend entirely on whether an adult recognizes warning signs early, whether a teacher has the training and resources to respond, whether a family can afford private tutoring or whether a student receives appropriate support through an individualized education program.
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11mBethel pre-K: How a closed school is now serving more than 140 preschoolers
Clear Lake Community Center houses three separate preschool programs serving kids from a range of socio-economic backgrounds and ability levels. Bethel School District rents the space at an affordable rate to providers as an investment in its future students, but still faces long-term funding challenges to maintain the building.
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7m‘An anchor’: Oakshire fans celebrate, grieve as business prepares to shut down
Oakshire Public House has been a gathering space in the Whiteaker neighborhood since 2013 and holds many individual and community memories. Oakshire as a company is closing, but it plans to transition the Public House to a new company in the next two months, keeping the location open through the process.
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4mBordering Madison Meadow, three houses go up where one once stood
Builder Chris Stebbins is taking advantage of Eugene’s middle housing code on a lot abutting the popular Friendly neighborhood refuge. The process does not move quickly.