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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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After more than two weeks, Willamalane is reopening a majority of its parks in Springfield.
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Springfield leaders hope the court, Springfield Municipal Adult Rehabilitation and Treatment Court, or SMART for short, will reduce overdose deaths and recidivism.
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Some Lane County residents are still without power after last week’s ice storm. Food For Lane County is among the local non-profits offering help.
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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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Officials say the facility would transform food waste and other organic material into natural gas. It will also pull recyclable items out of the garbage stream.
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The museum curator said there are thousands of objects that haven’t been on display for years that need care, such as 200-year-old quilts, clothing and farm equipment.
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When a construction project began destroying the Jesse Bostelle Memorial Mural in Springfield, labor leaders spearheaded the commission of a new, reimagined version of the mural nearby.
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The Springfield City Attorney's office has requested an investigation into David Loveall for possible ethical misconduct in his role as a member of Springfield's economic development agency.
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The largest affordable housing project carried out by Habitat for Humanity of Central Lane is underway in Springfield.
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A decade ago, Jasmin Savoy Brown was an aspiring actress living in Springfield. Now, she’s one of the stars of the Emmy-nominated Showtime drama Yellowjackets.