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Dangerous heat at UO graduation: ‘Could have been so easily avoided’

Wearing heavy black ceremonial robes, the dean of University of Oregon’s College of Design and school staff members repositioned more than 500 chairs on Hayward Field after attendees in the stands moved to the shaded side of the stadium to escape the scorching sun. Then, about a half-hour after...
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Pegasus Pizza closes UO campus location

The University of Oregon campus area will bid farewell to a mainstay pizza provider. Pegasus Pizza has closed its first location, effective immediately. According to Owner Lori Reader, the location at 790 E. 14th Ave. has been home to decades of tossing dough, melting cheese and sharing countless memories. “We have thr
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Willamette linebacker Kawai Chamberlin commits to Oregon State

Oregon State has added one of the top in-state prospects to its 2027 recruiting class. Kawai Chamberlin, a three-star linebacker out of Willamette High, committed to the Beavers on Tuesday. He took an official visit to Corvallis last month and chose OSU over offers from Minnesota, Boise State and San Diego State, among
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Cow Creek Umpqua foundation gifts hundreds of thousands to Oregon nonprofits

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. - The Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation is giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to nonprofits in several Oregon counties. The foundation gives to organizations in Coos, Deschutes, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Klamath and Lane counties each year. The foundation believes that education builds cha
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Oregon beat out Michigan for Dakota Guerrant thanks to one key factor

The Oregon Ducks landed elite wide receiver Dakota Guerrant thanks in large part to his childhood fandom.
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Oregon sweeps Program of the Year awards for sixth time

EUGENE, Ore. — The Men and Women of Oregon have swept the USTFCCCA Division I Program of the Year awards as announced Tuesday by the coaches association. The latest recognition marks the sixth time the teams have won top program in the same year. Since the award’s inception ahead...
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Ice Cap Campground – Camping near Sahalie & Koosah Falls on the McKenzie River

• Ice Cap Campground is shady forest campground surrounded by waterfalls and mountain scenery. Ice Cap Campground sits along Highway 126 in the Willamette National Forest, about 17 miles east of the McKenzie River Ranger Station and 64 miles east of Eugene. Tucked into a shady stand of Douglas fir,...
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Eugene 4J board expected to vote on next steps for César Chávez Elementary renaming

Eugene School District 4J leaders will likely decide Wednesday evening whether to move forward with the renaming process for César Chávez Elementary School. Chávez, who died in 1993, led the cause for better pay and treatment for farmworkers. The Eugene elementary is one of many schools and streets throughout Oregon an
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McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center names new CEO

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center announced Tuesday, June 16, that Mark Robinson has been named chief executive officer, effective July 20. Robinson brings nearly 30 years of hospital operations and executive leadership experience to the Springfield hospital. Most recently, he served as CEO of Grea
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Back-to-back record highs bake Eugene; Autzen field hits 155 degrees

A dry, scorching heat wave in the Pacific Northwest set back-to-back, record-breaking temperatures in Eugene and Springfield. The National Weather Service station at Eugene Airport recorded 98 degrees on Monday, June 15, following a high of 96 degrees on Sunday. But the heat was not felt equally across the region....

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