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Oregon cities file $37M lawsuit against Army Corps over dam drawdown damage

The cities of Lebanon and Sweet Home filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the United States Army Corps of Engineers, alleging the Corps mismanaged the Green Peter Reservoir, causing $37 million in damages.
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Kendall Kids Corner

It's Back to School time. Let's make sure they arrive safely. If your child rides the bus to school, talk to them about appropriate conversations and interactions with peers or adults. For children who walk or bike to school, practice their route together, pointing out safe crossing points and discussing traffic...
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Glenwood master plan to transform 47-acre site in Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. - City leaders are outlining a transformative vision for the Glenwood area, aiming to create a vibrant community hub. They are focusing on developing spaces where people can live, work, and gather, which was the central discussion in a joint meeting, held at Roaring Rapids in Springfield on October...
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Dive into Halloween spirit with Willamalane events in Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. - Willamalane is gearing up for its annual Halloween festivities, offering a mix of returning favorites and new activities, with tickets now available for select events on their website, the organization said this week. The festivities kick off on Oct. 3 with Ghostly Golf, a glow-in-the-dark...
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Coming up on KEZI 9 News at 4: Springfield outlines Riverfront property development. Court...

Coming up on KEZI 9 News at 4: Springfield outlines Riverfront property development. Plus, court documents detail a stalking suspect's bizarre behavior. Chief Meteorologist Holden LeCroy has weather.
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Ortega: The cost of living alone

Thanks to my new property manager, I find myself with a living situation that is somewhat ideal. I’ve got a private bathroom and kitchen – yet no microwave, dishwasher or even laundry utilities set in place. Without these amenities, I still pay a flat rent fee of $1,095 a month.
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9 Hidden Casual Dining Gems In Oregon Worth Discovering

Oregon’s food scene hides some amazing casual restaurants that most tourists never find. Beyond the famous Portland eateries and coastal seafood spots lie charming local hangouts serving incredible food without the fuss or high prices. These hidden gems offer the authentic flavors of Oregon in settings that range...
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Policing the police: Eugene’s new independent auditor

The following transcript was generated using automated transcription software for the accessibility and convenience of our audience. While we strive for accuracy, the automated process may introduce errors, omissions, or misinterpretations. This transcript is intended as a helpful companion to the original audio and...
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Eugene 4J gains in ELA and math, while Bethel experiences decline across all testing...

EUGENE, Ore. — The Oregon Department of Education released its 2024-25 school standardized test report. Schools throughout Oregon are still seeing impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic and how it has affected student testing as their progress is still below pre-pandemic levels, according to ODE. For Lane County...
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UO ruled to have broken the law during UOSW certification campaign

The Oregon Employee Relations Board has determined that the University of Oregon broke the law by prohibiting labor-related activity. The board concluded that the UO violated ORS 243.672(1)(a), a statute that details how an employer cannot interfere with employee organizations or discriminate against employee...

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