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There's a lot of construction on downtown Eugene streets.
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Now that the filing deadline has passed, races for local and statewide offices are coming into view.
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The Eugene City Council voted Monday night to delay a plan that would have significantly increased penalties for RVs and other large vehicles that repeatedly break parking rules.
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A new app called “Gov Hub Media” will allow the public to stream local government meetings on their phone, or smart TV.
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The Eugene City Council has approved three motions to help redevelop the former Lane Community College building at 1059 Willamette Street.
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Charter school students will likely receive cards automatically, but homeschool students may need to opt in and should keep an eye out for announcements about the library card program.
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A creek that winds through south Eugene will become a wilder place thanks to a $2.7 million grant from the federal government.
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The missing link in a bikeway connecting Spencer Butte to the Willamette River is set to open this March.
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The Eugene Public Library has been functioning with a reduced budget since the city made a 15% cut, nearly $4 million, to its general fund allocation last year.
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The city of Eugene has just over $1 million available to invest in affordable housing.
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After last week’s storm, an immense amount of woody debris has littered communities in southwestern Oregon. Spokesperson Kelly Shadwick told KLCC the City of Eugene has cleared the priority streets and bike paths, and will assess smaller streets and parks—which remain closed—in the coming weeks.
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The City of Eugene on Thursday rescinded its "snow/ice emergency" that had been in place since Saturday. That means that parking restrictions on designated snow emergency routes are no longer in effect.