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Government protects speech and property rights. Aren't environmental rights just as important?
A yes vote for Measure 20-373 is a vote to protect our water, now and for the generations yet to come. Continued protection of timber interests makes no sense in the context of a changing climate and…
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5mPrep football: Caldera runs over North Eugene for win
Caldera's Waylon Clarke turned his track speed into a career night against the Highlanders with 306 yards and four rushing touchdowns as the Wolfpack rolled to a 61-23 win.
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6mDucks Gameday Lookout: Oregon's season heats up at Oklahoma State
Oregon heads into the heat of Stillwater looking to clean up the mistakes from its surprisingly tight opener against Boise State. Here’s what to know before the Ducks face a rebuilt Oklahoma State team.
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6mMerkley, Hoyle hear from constituents during ‘Stop the Corruption’ town hall in Springfield
Community members brought up concerns including presidential immunity, loss of birthright citizenship, money in politics and election integrity.
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4mEWEB prefers ‘naturescape’ over paved design around new College Hill water tanks
The space surrounding the new reservoir could feature native plants and pervious paths. An alternate proposal that echoed the hard flat surface of the old reservoir has a number of disadvantages, including a substantially higher price tag, EWEB says.
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2mLookout plans to co-sponsor Oct. 1 gubernatorial debate in Eugene
Lookout Eugene-Springfield is teaming up with other Oregon media outlets to co-sponsor “Election 2026: The Governor’s Debate.” The debate will take place between Gov. Tina Kotek and state Sen. Christine Drazan at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1.