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Kaarin Knudson, Shanaè Joyce-Stringer and Stefan Strek are running to be Eugene's next mayor.
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For decades, Oregon was one of the few states that didn’t limit campaign contributions. A recently signed law will change that. Many hope the limits will encourage more people to run for office – especially at the local level.
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Eugene is facing a nearly $14 million budget shortfall over the next two years. City leaders are contemplating cutbacks and higher fees for city services.
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Eugene City leaders say despite disruptions in the construction industry, they’ve managed to complete dozens of voter-approved street projects. But, supply chain issues have increased cost and caused projects to overlap.
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Experts say a wolverine spotted in South Eugene Thursday is likely the same animal that’s been sighted in Florence, Newport and other communities along the coast.
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Local leaders hope creating a connection to the University of Oregon and Springfield could encourage people to visit Springfield. Right now, users are penalized for leaving bikes outside the official ride share area.
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Western Oregon lost thousands of trees in the aftermath of last month's ice storm. Experts say the next two months could be the best time to replant.
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Some veterinarians are retiring, or already left the industry during the pandemic because of burnout, or other reasons. At the same time, more and more Americans are adopting pets.
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On Wednesday, the 4J board voted to add one day at the end of the school year– June 14–and require students to attend classes on Presidents' Day, which is normally a day off.
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Egan warming centers were one of the few safe havens for people experiencing homelessness, and those whose homes were no longer safe because of power outages, or damage from the storm.
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While the freezing rain may be over, most of the region is still covered in a slick sheet of dangerous ice.
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The grant will provide stability to people who have struggled to meet community court requirements because of homelessness and other barriers.