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Springfield School Board member Nicole De Graff unexpectedly announced her plans to resign at a school board meeting Tuesday.
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The report said Springfield School District’s K-5 curricula for science and social science do not meet standards set in 2020.
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The Lane County Farmers Market has been operating in downtown Eugene for more than a century. Next month, it’s expanding to Springfield.
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Springfield Public Schools says it will need to eliminate nearly 33.5 positions to balance next year's budget. The draft spending plan was released on Friday.
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Willamalane Park and Recreation District is asking voters for a five-year increase in their levy to preserve existing services.
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The Springfield Utility Board has chosen a former PG&E executive from Oakland, California as its next general manager.
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On Monday, April 27, Chamber Music Amici will perform a concert called “Memoir” at the Wildish Theater in Springfield.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has built a new temple in Springfield. But it’s only open for non-Mormons to tour for a limited time.
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The Board will narrow candidates next month and hopes to bring finalists to the district for in-person interviews in early June.
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The 20 Oregon micropolitan and metropolitan that were named in the report were evenly split between adding and losing people.
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The union that represents Springfield teachers has filed an unfair labor practice complaint, accusing district leaders of using a mid-year layoff to derail labor negotiations.
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The Springfield School Board has appointed a new member. Bob Brew previously served on the Springfield City Council and has worked in finance and administration at local and state government agencies.