Eugene, OR News

• Eugene, OR News
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• Chemical worries spur food recall
• Handy sues county for release of documents
• Giving a boost
• Study links water, healthy food
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• Memorial Day observances set for today
• Bit of history
• Memorial Day holiday schedule
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• State asked to investigate Creswell city audits
• Shorter horse
• Appeal planned on Capstone alley
• Jail picks up private medical services
• School pride blooms
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• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
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• Saluting soldiers
• RELIGION: Religion and science needn’t be incompatible
• RELIGION: The Bulletin
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• Military-style charter school moving to Goshen
• Polluted sites to be identified, analyzed
• Butte gets trail to top for families
• EWEB to cut 50 jobs, overtime
• Springfield woman recovering from war wounds
• Developers detail Hynix plan
• Billboards for Bert
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• Springfield school budget panel approves pared-back $80 million spending plan
• Cemeteries plan Memorial Day observances
• Eugene middle school students glimpse the world of open heart surgery
• Eugene police officers give CPR to suspect
• Angelica Swartout’s infanticide confession discounted by expert witness
• Violators or scape-Goat?
• LGBT students speak out in Eugene, seek ways to end school harassment
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• Atlas brings beauty of details to life
• Deputy charged with DUII
• Doctor testifies Swartout couldn’t have had baby
• Budget ‘horrible,’ not ‘catastrophic’
• Springfield schools face more budget cuts
• State fences off homeless campsite
• UO student at center of ‘conversion therapy’ case
• Street repairs, skate park on city’s wish list
• Caretaker fraud case deepens
• Data center on horizon?
• Scientifically Speaking with the Science Factory
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• Swartout again says pregnancy was a lie
• A legacy of love
• Man gets 7 years for bank holdups
• Springfield man accused of plotting to sell heroin
• County scales back safety cuts
• Voters may see a second streets bond
• Indian mascot ban irks Siletz
• Former Hynix plant to be sold
• A ‘fair shake’ for veterans
• Oregon's First Mini Maker Faire
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• Duck Store boss goes out on top
• Authorities raid parties in vacant building
• Housing solutions
• Rental code sunset gains vote
• Landlord fee put on hold
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• College in reach
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• City looking to improve Amazon bicycle lanes
• In honor of a river’s namesake
• EWEB buys vacant factory
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• Clouds don’t cover eclipse enthusiasm
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• Register-Guard staff wins 13 awards
• Debit card dings draw complaints at LCC
• So proudly they hail
• Historic track meet’s legend grows
• Skate park backers eye bond funds
• City renovating scarred park
• Eclipse viewing chance coming
• RELIGION: THE BULLETIN
• RELIGION: ‘Dialogue of the heart’ overcomes differences
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• Ex-Lane County man held in Arizona
• Budgeters’ views on using reserves vary
• Afghan war veteran takes rambling route to UO law degree
• A missing body, cashed checks, and a monkey
• Office assaulted by noxious fumes
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• LTD will raise bus fares on July 1
• Witness says Swartout didn’t appear pregnant
• OPB to air UO alumni’s film about dam removal
• Oakridge applauds budget milestone
• Man gets six years in botched robbery
• Gateway mail center gains reprieve
• Ed board bans Indian mascots
• Budgeters sift for loose change
• Strange streak
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• Jury rules suspect’s shooting justified
• A river with no ‘a’ runs through him
• Witness testifies about Swartout activity gap
• City eyes LCC area for growth
• Pleasant Hill Fire District weighs its alternatives
• Turnout typical for similar primaries
• Election isn’t seen as game changer
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• Close vote will force Taylor to work for runoff victory
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• Jurors see videotape of confession in Swartout murder case
• Lively, Lovelace lead legislative races
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• Rosenblum tops AG primary
• Army recruiter pleads not guilty to sexual delinquency charge
• DeFazio breezes past primary
• Two fire district tax levies approved
• Springfield keeps Lundberg
• Piercy wins; Taylor, Valle going to runoff
• A champion’s agony
• Farr ousts Handy; Sorenson keeps seat
• Eugene to Honolulu direct? Aloha, Allegiant
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• Residents weigh in on urban boundary expansion
• No new reports of deadly illness
• City fee catches landlords by surprise
• State backs Eugene on VA zoning
• Seasonal call center to return to Eugene
• Springfield thieves clout nearly 100 cars in 30 days
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• Ballots need to be put in drop boxes to count
• 2nd Annual Farm Food Festival
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• Sister city delegation to study waste
• A MOM-ORIAL RUN
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• In Springfield, get rid of your junk — for free
• County’s Firewise program dying out
• Candles raised for Lillian
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• Ex-employees involved in 2 lawsuits
• LTD rate increases get final hearing
• Creswell behind on city audits
• Future guide dogs get puppy pat downs
• ‘Nothing she wouldn’t do’
• Prospect of public safety cuts loom large
• UO student’s death most likely from meningitis
• RELIGION: THE BULLETIN
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• RELIGION: Prayer helps shed a burden, find forgiveness
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• Schools not ready with rules for appeal
• Ballots come in slowly in county
• Courts closed under bridge pending road repair
• SUB weighs lure for VA clinic
• Tickets for Trials going fast
• Jump on summer
• District Budget Proposed for 2012–13
• New "Drive For Education" to Support Eugene Schools
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• Oakridge council moves to oust finance director
• Touring choir target of thieves
• County contests see surge in giving
• Doctor says Swartout likely gave birth
• Army recruiter charged in sex case
• Eugene Opera switches gears after money-losing season
• Making way for Capstone
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• Charge tied to police shooting dismissed
• Witness says she saw ultrasound
• Drinking ‘part of our culture’
• $213 million in bonds part of long-term schools plan
• Capstone project: Yes
• BRIEFLY REGION
• It’s about the people connecting
• Man jailed after admitting to growing marijuana
• Facilities Recommendations Presented to Board
• Facilities Plan Recommendations Presented to Board
• Meet and Greet with Cheryl Myers – Governor’s Office; Director of Economic & Business Equity 5/18/2012 1:00 PM - 5/18/2012 2:30 PM
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• A new plan for Civic
• Ex-bank boss pleads guilty to fraud, identity theft
• Conflicts arise over school schedule
• Residents want to halt bike lane project on 24th
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• Kendall Automotive starts school district sponsorships
• Sisters are first witnesses in retrial
• Fixing roads means delays
• Developer buys site downtown
• Thanks to Our Teachers
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• COMMUNITY
• Spiritual healer convicted in killing
• Developer buys site downtown
• No school layoffs, closures
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• RFK Jr. calls coal ‘corrupting’ at Portland rally
• Suspect in baseball bat slayings appears in Clatsop County court
• Inmate died of aspiration pneumonia
• Chamber orchestra makes cuts, leaves Hult
• Candidate puts up $23,000
• Suit challenges McKenzie logging
• Capstone and city come to terms
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• Two-car crash near Leaburg injures five
• As experiment, science pubs a huge success
• An open house at Wayne Morse Ranch brings back memories
• Book value
• Women of Strength, Courage and Diversity is in Eugene
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• Car rams Churchill area home
• Ceremony to honor fallen Eugene police officer
• Layoffs among EWEB options
• As long as you both shall live
• Opening space
• A day in the life
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• Humility is learning to empty the self
• Bail levelstays as is for jailed caregiver
• Man pleads not guilty in case of murder for hire
• Give them that old soft shoe ... to reuse
• THE BULLETIN
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• Swartout retrial opens like the first
• Moon will look huge tonight — if you believe
• City planning summer fixes on busy paths
• Grant to help revamp mental health building
• Judge puts busy thieves out of action
• Daughter of jailed caregiver arraigned
• Candidates vie in 2 local House races
• Overdue Oakridge says library’s fine
• Handy says ethics allegation a smear
• Oregon gets health plan funds
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• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• State cuts its losses on highway
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• Two challengers take mayor to task at forum
• Sheldon Field named for coach
• County studies safety levy
• County to drop mining appeal
• Defendant gets 9 years for sexual assault
• Motorist rams patrol car, injures Springfield officer
• One dead, one jailed in slaying at campsite
• Drill puts disaster response to the test
• Birth of a brewery district
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• State zeroes in on 6th-grade attendance
• City expects IOU payoff by year’s end
• Continued growth on tap for Ninkasi
• Birth of a brewery district
• Sheriffs backing DeFazio on timber
• Trash smasher put out to pasture at landfill
• Police shoot kidnapping suspect at remote cabin
• Police say estranged boyfriend kidnapped former Eugene woman
• High School Gets $425,000 Grant for Innovative Engineering Program
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• Mom’s Pies back; the sign is fixed
• In Springfield, a challenge to the status quo
• Pair face charges of theft from victim, 84
• Health clinics face trouble
• Two Eugene high schools win business partnership grants
• Lane County voters urged to do ballot flip-flop
• Springfield sewer fees to rise
• Eugene-Springfield coalition reaches out to immigrants
• Effort to tap river suffers a setback
• 5/1/2012 11:00 AM - 6/1/2012 4:00 PM
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• Need help talking to your teens about sex? Event is set
• Eugene worker to be boss at LCOG
• Fire, rescue districts seek funds
• Mayor takes no chances on 2 rivals
• Archery lovers, and newcomers, too, test their skills
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• Eagle Forum seeks to join UO against Title IX lawsuit
• Taylor seeking fifth term on council
• Heavy hitters taking swings
• Flesh ideas of artists
• Farr and Handy face off in north Eugene voting
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• COMMUNITY
• Tear up self-justification to let healing begin
• Lane County election ballots mailed out to voters
• Caregiver indicted on theft charges
• Man sentenced for child porn
• Park may become groundwater filter
• Students oppose tuition hike
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• Osprey nest’s removal ruffles feathers
• Eugene Beer Week 2012
• Stairway to poetry
• Events to cause traffic delays
• Hearing today on mascot ban
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• Turn in old prescription drugs this Saturday
• Springfield incumbent faces first challenger
• Bill may stall local postal closures
• Handgun permits soar
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• For a newspaper columnist, the questions never stop coming
• Prosecutors expand real estate fraud case
• In Springfield’s Ward 6, a newcomer will fill City Council seat
• State renews warning on lake’s fish
• Bill would stall mail closures
• Capstone tax break supported
• Sheldon shutdown
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• Springfield City Council Ward 3 race pits ex-teacher against tattoo artist
• Due or overdue, credit given at ACE awards
• Springfield man’s suicide attempt won’t delay his sentencing
• Eugene Fashion Week showcases local talent
• Swartout jurors can replay evidence
• UO’s union objections withdrawn
• Thankful family rescued from river
• County faces severe cuts
• Focus On: International Trade- China 5/17/2012 9:30 AM - 5/17/2012 11:00 AM
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• When faced with a fight, call 9-1-1
• Economy tops lists of Springfield contenders
• Smart meters arise as issue in EWEB race
• Springfield teacher, coach placed on leave amid alcohol inquiries
• DeFazio challenger Matthew Robinson launches mailing blitz
• Eugene City Council seeks revisions to proposed law on unruly parties
• Eugene citizens sound off on Capstone housing plan
• The Arts and Business Alliance of Eugene BRAVA Breakfast 6/1/2012 07:30 AM - 6/1/2012 08:45 AM
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• UO early childhood program wins $50,000 Greenpower grant
• Highway 99 work to cause delays
• A real field day
• City may crack down on parties
• Hurdles still to clear
• Pete Sorenson: In seeking a fifth term, he underscores his ‘significant accomplishments’
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• Deadline is Tuesday to register for May 15 vote
• Capstone tax break comes up Monday
• OUS seeks collaborator
• Slain policeman Chris Kilcullen’s legacy of service continues
• Stahl says commission image needs upgrade
• Sorenson ready for a fifth term
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• Spirit explores a satisfying return to youth
• Teacher arrested for giving alcohol
• Bill to continue timber funds heads to conference committee
• Vatican calling
• Police reflect on officer’s death
• Burst of warmth previews summer
• Some win, some lose with open enrollment
• a1.sorenson.0422
• Police ride-along passenger became a witness to tragedy
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• 7 neglected spaniels getting care
• Class to help parents stop triggers for asthma
• Therapist honored as top volunteer
• Taking on bullies
• Driver in crash released from jail
• Equity firm accused of bias
• Kelly says pot use not as common as reported
• Death and taxes
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• Sign thieves single out little Nimrod
• Eugene City Council leans toward making rental housing code permanent
• Creswell man pulled from burning trailer dies at hospital
• Power failure darkens wide swath of Eugene
• Eugene schools repair bill skyrockets
• Eugene targets libraries for cuts
• ESPN: Pot use widespread on UO football team
• Fenway fantasyland
• Science Factory Earth Day Open House
• Cocktail Connections with the Women Business Leaders 5/22/2012 5:00 PM - 5/22/2012 7:00 PM
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• Oregon land trusts make gains in preserving acreage
• Eugene sewer and stormwater fees to rise about 4 percent
• Oregon State Police: Biker club victim also faces charges
• CALENDAR
• Coos Bay LNG terminal’s application denial buoys opponents
• Lane County district attorney seeks city contract work
• Last-minute filers pay the tax man
• Smart-Ups Pub Talk - May 5/31/2012 5:00 PM - 5/31/2012 08:00 PM
• Brawl in front of kids just pathetic
• Couple’s children become wards of the state
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• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Troopers arrest 2 on heroin charges near Sutherlin
• Police say bikers attacked car
• EWEB commissioners to discuss smart meters
• Eugene man, 84, kills his wife, then himself
• Creswell students get crash course in dangers of drunken driving
• BUILDING AUTISM SUPPORT
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• Standoff with police ends with man’s arrest
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• Free family planning services will be available to more people
• Gray water reuse arrives
• ‘Springfield’ tweaked again
• THE COST OF CLEAN AIR
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• Teacher’s best friend: a ukulele
• Eugene plans $15 million in 2012 street repairs
• A life stopped short
• Fair housing testers in town
• Titanic Tales
• THE BULLETIN
• Legacy of love becomes guide to spirituality
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Civil War veteran finally laid to rest in Oregon
• Four Oregon children get E. coli from raw milk
• Attorneys want to suppress suspect’s comments to sister
• Judge denies release of teen
• HOUSE SPECIALS
• Teachers’ pay cut in contract
• Fired UO chief up for top job at Chicago museum
• Golden Temple payback due
• TRIBES BUYING LINKS
• Focus on Manufacturing: “Managing for Flow” 5/29/2012 8:00 AM - 5/29/2012 9:30 AM
• Focus On: Manufacturing- Discussion Group 5/1/2012 8:00 AM - 5/1/2012 9:00 AM
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• BRIEFLY REGION
• Privacy invasion case settled
• Theft of bleachers leaves league in a pickle
• ‘Simpsons’ creator backtracks on ‘real’ Springfield
• Volunteers out in force for big book sale
• Forest pesticide analysis delayed
• Panel wants to keep road bond
• Candidates spar over timber, jobs and money
• Bugs Bonanza!
• Kuo named director of Eugene orchestra
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Flights give vets the hero treatment
• Prosecutors file no charges in death at Occupy camp
• EmX foes spread message by bus
• Board passes joint schedule
• City urged to set up spot for homeless
• COMMUNITY
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• Valor not forgotten
• COMMUNITY
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• Springfield teens implicated in marijuana bust
• Fuel firms at odds over projects
• Group drops its suit over pipeline
• Tire-slasher sidelines Lowell buses
• IT’S OUR SPRINGFIELD
• Waldo motor ban upheld
• Springfield truck gets stuck under City Hall
• A quiet transformation downtown
• COMMUNITY
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• OBITUARIES
• Springfield school chief to receive equity award
• Campus custodian accused of stealing electronics
• Fire destroys rental house in Veneta
• Herbivores take toll on ecosystem
• Proposed fare hikes bring few comments
• Council debates Capstone plan
• Firefighter settles suit for $285,000
• Here’s to my favorite grandchild
• School mural will stay as is
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• City to mark 150 years (in a low-key sorta way)
• Man sues jail over injuries
• Military says flag in mural is A-OK
• Woman killed in wreck
• Holy day praises
• Compost control
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• VOLUNTEERS
• COMMUNITY
• So, what would Judge Waldo do?
• Two hearings planned on LTD fare increases
• Bias suit against UO revived
• Vendor bender
• Building hope in The Barrio
• THE BULLETIN
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• FOR THE RECORD
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• CORRECTIONS
• BowTech award still in limbo
• Shooting by deputy ruled to be justified
• Eugene candidates weigh in with the City Club
• First seniors put to the test
• Downtown lot the pits no more
• OBITUARIES
• Easter delivers message of joy and hope
• Board wants to keep ban at Waldo
• ACE Awards Nominees Announced
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Racially tinged case ends in no trial
• Emptying city hall
• Woman charged with unlawful use of a weapon
• Highway 58 bridge work will delay weekday traffic
• Big run of chinook expected
• District elaborates on nixed cage fight
• Judge dismisses two girls’ lawsuit about climate change
• Hospital manager accused of forgery and theft
• County deputy layoffs delayed
• COMMUNITY
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• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• No foolin’, here’s the real Q&A’s
• Police seek origin of pipe bomb found on highway near Florence
• Plenty of questions arise over school schedule
• UO raises union objections
• Man arrested at shooting site disputes account
• School’s cage fight fundraiser canceled
• Man gets two years in organic food scam
• For the love of pets
• Woman with gun shot
• BRIEFLY METRO
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• City taps veteran manager for job
• Coos County mobile home fire victims identified
• Recall bid targets city councilor
• Seven attorneys seeking seat on Lane County Circuit Court
• Rasmussen takes top spot on bench
• Sociology professor draws Limbaugh’s ire
• Separate paths to common schedule
• Woman with gun shot
• CALENDAR
• OBITUARIES
• Courageous account of child’s death
• City backs homeless proposal
• DMV to shut Valley River Center express office
• Heavy rainfall causes sewage spills
• Blaze destroys McKenzie restaurant
• Pacific Seafood to pay no damages
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• Activists join call for justice
• Public forums continuing on proposed Eugene growth plan
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• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Food for nought
• Board to revise equity panel
• Pacific Seafood settles suit
• DOGGED OFFICERS
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• FOR THE RECORD
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• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• OBITUARIES
• Siuslaw, Willamette rivers rise, but miss flood stage
• Auto theft call becomes drunken driving arrest
• Talking turkey and Duck trams
• Federal aid still leaves a hole
• WIGGLE ROOM
• Local girls escorted to seamy side of life
• THE BULLETIN
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• Passover opens doors to new connections
• Hours of operation increasing at county’s solid waste sites
• Shrimp nets give a reprieve to smelt
• Panel backs help for homeless
• Backers, foes air positions on EmX
• Cap maker doubling its space
• Rain, rain comes again, another day
• HOMEGROWN FUN
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• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Judge wipes couple’s records clean
• Governor’s mansion has elevated radon
• Maintenance requires draining of Leaburg canal
• FOR THE RECORD
• Symphony renews conductor’s contract
• Mega dreams for mega jackpot
• Family accused in alleged pot operation
• Students to honor MLK’s work
• More storm damage possible
• House stalls county timber aid bill
• Delayed welcome
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Teen pleads guilty in drive-by shooting attempt
• Fired DJ files defamation countersuit
• Eugene: A little bit country?
• Transfer deadline looming
• CALENDAR
• A first (lady) for OSU commencement
• Homegrown fix
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Pair may see surviving children
• Apartment developer spurns neighbors’ offer to drop opposition as ‘extortion’
• Jury awards $70 million in helicopter crash lawsuit
• FOR THE RECORD
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• Panel opposes coal trains in eugene
• Court battle over coal exports intensifies
• Wife says car attack was fit of jealousy
• After years in the making, Cottage Grove has a new park and gateway
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• OBITUARIES
• Study: Fuel demand not cut by alternative energy
• DEQ says fuel spill poses no health threat
• ‘Hunger Games’ isn’t just for kids
• Cottage Grove mayor to quit
• EWEB sets up possible move
• City’s legal bill $419,000 in arrest
• Meter is still running on storm costs
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• COMMUNITY
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• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• LCC’s solar water heating system damaged
• A HELPFUL CUT
• County election money flowing
• Few in favor of reversing Waldo ban
• Legislation will insure more smiles
• 2012 Festival of the American Liszt Society
• COMMUNITY
• ‘I’m not a victim, I’m a victor’
• A WRITER SPEAKS OUT
• Downtown project may hinge on 10-year property tax break
• Student housing ideas arise
• SUBSCRIBED CARE
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• FOR THE RECORD
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• BRIEFLY REGION
• Practice peace and help change the world
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• UO football player pleads not guilty
• Fire damage extensive at Oakridge bank branch
• Coburg truck stop in path of project
• Suspect’s wife files allegations
• A EUGENE WOMAN’S TURN OF ‘FORTUNE’
• Sorenson, Stahl debate contrasts
• Residents cope with downed trees
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• Maps outline logging proposal
• LTD ponders bus fare increase
• Survey shows city split over EmX bus line
• Spring snow makes mess
• Schools Closed, Activities Canceled Due to Hazardous Weather
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• Let snow bring out the kid in you
• Forester Bob Kintigh, 90, dies
• Officer injured in attack; suspect Tasered
• Convicted murderers yield parental rights to son
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• Spring storm feels like winter
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• Creswell panel censures councilor
• Pharmacy thief gets 70 months
• Tennis courts’ condition worries South Eugene coach
• Romney wins big in Illinois primary
• Bizarre Oregon foreclosure law finally off the books
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• All 4J Schools Closed Due to Hazardous Weather
• Final Day of School Determined
• Highway 58 reopens to two-way traffic
• The case of the double-sold flying person solved Eugene-style
• FEMA denies aid for homes
• Suspects in car break-ins face jail
• Man accused of trying to kill neighbor
• City gives businesses a break on signs
• Power line corridor targeted for update
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• St. Patrick’s Day DUII arrests rise
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• Legislation would end tug monopolies on coast
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• Quick spill cleanup prevents major harm
• ART & OLD GLORY
• Victim’s family helps spare driver from prison
• State AG hopefuls spell out priorities
• Under protection
• State faults Highway 20 contractor
• County layoffs expected soon
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• Dorris Ranch to open evenings
• Six crashes put DUII in spotlight
• Faculty submit union petition
• Police say victim intentionally hit with truck
• Charity challenge
• Vik Construction goes to work for competitor
• Festival blooms anew after disastrous year
• Killer gets life sentence
• Three sentenced for pimping 2 girls
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• Umpqua branch up and running
• High winds continuing at the Coast
• My sanity gets lost in the mail
• Coburg mayor announces decision to leave office early
• Animal control options subject of discussions
• Tykeson honored for philanthropy, community service
• County’s next option — tax
• Grow west, Eugene, says city manager
• Jury orders city to pay ex-officer $250,000
• Three sentenced for pimping 2 girls
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• Portland memorial to honor Allan Price
• Supervisor of K-9 unit defends transfer
• Baseball lover step closer to ultimate fandom
• Details emerging in death of editor
• Army officer in Washington charged with harassment
• District attorney plans to prosecute two for teen’s killing
• Board digs into school achievement compacts
• Girl in accidental school shooting nearly died
• Umpqua to open temporary Newport branch
• City settles suit over excessive police force
• Board to consider hazards plan
• Cottage Grove measures defeated
• DeFazio calls out both Robinsons
• Snowstorm socks coast
• Coast slammed by wind, snow
• Group wants changes to high school mural
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• Tribute to WWII vets wins national recognition
• Oregon death law advocate dies at 83
• Challenger seeks 2 debates with DeFazio
• Woman jailed following 20-mile chase down I-5
• DEQ issues fines over gas storage
• Fire causes roof to collapse at Newport’s Umpqua Bank
• Charter school rejected
• Residents vent over logging plans
• McAnulty to appear in adoption trial
• Tanker overturns, spills fuel near river
• Lawsuit centers on SWAT gun safety
• Council embraces downtown apartments
• WINDS PACK A PUNCH
• Celebrate Nano Day at the Science Factory
• Fuel truck crash closes Highway 58 west of Oakridge
• Art serves as bridge for some female veterans
• Charleston exports slippery, slimy treat to Korea
• Oregonian editorial page editor dies
• Cottage Grove ballots trickle in
• Oregon Research Institute to fete start of headquarters construction
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• Couple sues GM over seat warmer injuries
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• Police seeking witnesses to pickup pursuit
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• WAXY BUILDUP
• Utility marks 20 years of trash power
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• Planetary dance
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• ‘Smash and grab’ burglar costs coin shop $20,000
• Council, mayoral elections draw 10
• County contest now two-man race
• State OKs waiver for Coburg school
• Eugene to unveil growth plan
• Timber payments gain life in Senate
• State hearing on mascot ban draws passionate testimony
• Critics: Trespass tickets over the line
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• ‘Nixon in China’ is more than opera
• Manhunt fails to capture suspected carjacker
• Three get prison terms in stabbing
• Walsh hints he might drop out of county race
• County board races finalized
• New DeFazio challenger shares father’s politics
• Fleeing driver crashes, killing 2
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• Video: Public Forum About High School Schedules
• 2012 ACE Awards: Nominations Accepted Until March 30
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• Developer forfeits Chetco River mining claims
• Plan aims to improve health, cut costs
• Man charged with menacing, boat theft
• Eugene man faces child porn charges
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• Hopefuls fill ballot for state positions
• Lane’s presiding judge to retire
• Not one but two Robinsons step up to challenge DeFazio
• Kitzhaber gets his way on legislative priorities
• Parvin Butte decision reversed
• Education Service District hires new superintendent
• Water line insurance questioned
• Wild freeway chase ends with arrest
• OSU sets goal of $1 billion by 2014
• High schools look for cohesion
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• Retirement home fire prompts evacuation
• Wild weather may bring dusting of snow, then sunshine
• Foreclosure reform bill passes before gavel falls
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• County sponsors message contest
• UO hires new head of equity, inclusion
• Cyclists gear up for a ‘big ride’
• Coastal sand trap
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• UO wide receiver arrested
• ESD’s role under scrutiny in tough fiscal times
• World of deadlines still lives
• One win in the books
• Developer promises no ‘Animal House’
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• Pedestrian injured crossing Springfield’s Main Street
• Flooding draws disaster declaration
• Judge declines to dismiss abuse suit against the Boy Scouts
• Swartout retrial delayed 2 weeks
• Gun restrictions return to campus
• In Florence, the mystery of the beached boxes
• Autzen entry fee just got higher
• Frustration on the floor
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• Secretary charged with thefts from school
• Springfield man gets 6 years in kidnapping
• Mayor, council and EWEB primary election races set
• Oakridge told how its books went red
• Board revisits campus gun ban
• Coal train foes sound alarm
• Local gasoline prices clear $4 per gallon, and not done rising
• Holdout Swartout juror wouldn’t be swayed
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• Spring Winery Run and Brunch!
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• The "Dish" 3/12/2012 3:00 PM - 3/12/2012 4:30 PM
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• This month, people rise to the top
• Federal dollars re-energize energy aid program
• Schoolkids, ski resorts hold breath
• Bill may be step to UO board
• Kitzhaber’s key priorities gain ground
• Eugene man ruled justified in slaying
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• LEAP BACK IN TIME
• Cold, wet and winds to linger
• Thursday may be last best chance for snow day
• State will pay $1.5 million to estate of teen Jeanette Maples
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• Man accused of faking cancer pleads not guilty
• Animal services plan spurs dissent
• Cold, wet and winds to linger
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• City appeals excessive force ruling
• Clark exits board race, gets behind Farr’s bid
• Judge to decide if former Scout can sue over ’60s abuse claim
• Legislators resurrect gun bills
• Student housing plan raises concerns
• Smart-Ups Pub Talk - March 3/22/2012 5:00 PM - 3/22/2012 08:00 PM
• Motorist charged in wreck that killed bicyclist
• A labor of love finally validated
• Foreclosure bills stall as GOP opposes mediation mandate
• A bigger net for cyberbullies
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• County sides with neighbors in appealing rock quarry decision
• Eugene councilors show support for plastic bag ban, urban goats
• City extends exclusion zone
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• A ‘NO MEAT & GREET’ SPEED DATE
• Council agenda uniquely Eugene
• Reward in murder case up to $50,0000
• STEALTH TIMBER SALE
• Districts deny responsibility in abuse lawsuit
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• Groups help gay students equalize
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• Prosecutor to seek probation for boy in shooting
• Plan to help chinook would create fishery
• Memorial set for slain trooper
• Evidence from triple murder found after convict released
• A gift from a Christmas past returns
• School-support group hires new director
• Wintry Saturday serves up a weather smorgasbord
• Cars hit 4 cows on highway
• Hospital funding limps forward
• LOWER GOALS
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• In Bible, word ‘prophet’ often misunderstood
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• Group sues to stop water pipe
• County bracing for safety crisis
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• Police: Woman helped killer
• Shooting investigators looking at adults’ role
• Teen pleads not guilty in plane ruckus
• Legislators say senior care cuts avoided
• Man charged after accidentally shooting himself
• Man, 29, convicted in death of teen
• Cavalcade of Crawling Creatures at Science Factory
• Changes at Buena Vista Spanish Immersion School
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• Golden Temple execs file for bankruptcy
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• Coos D.A.’s teenage son gets probation in sex case
• Animal shelter’s future unclear
• Gateway postal closure still on
• State health reform bill passes
• Governor presses legislators to act
• And the winner is
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• Troopers seize 15 pounds of pot during stop on I-5
• Globetrotter appeal is timeless
• Stolen sailboats ditched in Glenwood cemetery
• Board seeks input on Waldo Lake ban
• Fire displaces 2 apartment residents
• Fatal beating suspect testifies
• Eugene city manager’s budget proposal includes major cuts
• Juror says vote was 11-1 to convict Swartout
• Neediest schools get a boost
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• Man faces felony charges for allegedly faking cancer, seeking donations
• Bill creating three new marine reserves heads to governor’s desk
• Interviews scheduled for three finalists for Lane ESD’s top job
• Forecast: Funds for hospital cloudy
• EWEB hears some dissent over rate rise
• County seeks breather from some state edicts
• Metal thieves drench preschool
• Dozens turn out to laud, lash downtown exclusion zone
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• Appointed councilor will run for full term
• Thieves steal two sailboats used for city’s youth lessons
• Planting a seed of good will
• A new political landscape
• Composer’s borrowing challenged in second work
• Defining an arboretum
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• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
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• 5 ballot measures in Cottage Grove
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• Fall Creek standoff ends with arrest
• St. Vinnie’s headquarters moving
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• Song from 1974 still reverberates
• BUILDING INTEREST IN CONSTRUCTION
• Adult education agency to close
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• To be as reliable and steady as a mountain
• Radio host fired following lawsuit
• Slaying victim’s dad agrees to remove protective order
• Six children in state custody
• Sorenson vote upsets some Democrats
• Groups decry exclusion law at downtown rally
• Composer’s originality questioned by critics
• CHARTER CHANGES
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• Kitzhaber offers alternatives to legislative budget proposal
• Suspect tries to swim river but doesn’t get away from police
• Former employee sues KFLY
• Shooting gets man 71/2 years in prison
• NO WALK IN THE PARK
• Orchestra books a star
• Home sales jump 29 percent
• Lawmakers unveil forest plan
• Beyond skin deep
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• School to offer two languages
• Drug team arrests one in marijuana investigation
• Yes, we will have fun, fun, fun
• EmX project may get funds from federal budget
• Bail posted for couple charged in son’s death
• Springfield justice court to close
• Council OKs citizen resolution
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• Police say heroin behind shooting
• Business climate expected to improve
• Common Schedule at High Schools
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• Good Samaritan tells of rescue effort
• Risky ‘choking game’ crops up at South Eugene
• Justice courts on chopping block
• Senate backs health care change
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• Creswell authorizes legal fees in battle with skydivers
• County dismisses penalties for mine
• Complaint alleges trail of fraud
• RISKY EXPOSURE
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• Two Rivers/Dos Rios wins school name debate
• Motor home stop on I-5 nets 39 marijuana plants
• EmX land may cost $4 million
• Obama’s budget plan includes payments for rural counties
• Parents pleadnot guilty in death
• Discovering secrets for lasting love
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• Celebrate Oregon with a song
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• Cocktail Connections with the Women Business Leaders 2/23/2012 5:00 PM - 2/23/2012 7:00 PM
• EPUD supports 4 percent rise in utility bills
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• Bolton to speak at event in Eugene
• Bethel considers open enrollment
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• Eugene replies in clinic race
• Immersion could go both ways at Buena Vista
• Frustration arrives with Borders deal
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• MAKING THE LEAP
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• Open your heart, share your gifts with others
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• OSP identifies man killed in Highway 99 wreck
• Accountant charged with taking more than $55,000
• HOLIDAY CHEER
• Discuss livability, transportation
• Gift will help teens go to college
• Suspect shot self, D.A. says
• CORRECTIONS
• Developer says he cut ties
• Couple charged in son’s death
• BIG HEARTED
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• DeFazio bill targets gas exports
• UO alumni give $5 million in land to museum, sports
• LCC teacher honored for his racial justice work
• Team fouls opponents’ locker room after big loss
• LTD to look at raising bus fares
• LOSING A LANDMARK
• Financial planner charged with theft
• Congressional effort to renew timber payments ongoing
• Chief expects crime to rise
• LOSING ALTITUDE
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• School bell still tolls at Twin Oaks
• State revenues expected to drop by $35 million
• Officer impersonator pleads guilty to felony
• Eugene weighs VA incentive
• COOKIES GALORE
• Sheriff to cut jail beds, patrols
• Happily home
• Parent Feedback Sought on Elementary School Meals
• Swartout jury is deadlocked; judge declares a mistrial
• SPROUT! First Annual Stalk-Holder Celebration 3/10/2012 1:00 PM - 3/10/2012 4:00 PM
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• Local Marines to arrive home
• Key legislators unite behind a plan to study university boards
• Senate passes bill for marine reserves
• Landlord murderer sentenced to life
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• Murder case hits 10-year mark
• Man shot by police officer listed in critical condition
• VA clinic competition heats up
• Doing the math
• Oregon climber reported dead in Mount Hood fall
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• Dad planned last day carefully
• And now a short break for summer
• Fallen tree poses hazard to McKenzie River users
• Springfield police make 11 weekend DUII arrests
• 2 Senate bills would regulate foreclosures
• Intruder had police run-ins
• No word yet from jurors in Swartout murder trial
• Police officer shoots gunman
• Calm weather means dirty air
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• EWEB offers grant for renewable energy idea
• City eyes national campaign resolution
• Waldo Lake engine ban back at hand
• Lovely pet portraits
• Student facility remodels in flux
• Three lost in woods considered eating dog
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• City Boards and Commissions Briefing 2/24/2012 7:30 PM - 2/24/2012 8:45 PM
• County pursuing grants for recycling projects
• City sells land to be used for eateries
• BRRRRRACING
• Eugene police move put off till July
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• Mushroom pickers found alive after six days
• Police ID man killed in shooting
• ‘It’s one of a kind’
• Eucharist bread a meal for the spirit
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• Jury will not hear murder trial
• High schools changing schedules
• State bill targets middle managers
• Shooting details emerge
• OBITUARIES
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• Deliberation continues in Swartout case
• Man arrested after gun fired in Veneta dispute
• Occupy Eugene plans medical tent
• Police: Drugs may have been involved in burglary, shooting case
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• Community development programs open for applications
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• Rave host fined for violating order
• Jury deliberates over Swartout case
• Officials chart course for Trials
• Police investigate fatal south Eugene shooting
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• Police: Man posing as cop gave teddy bears to kids
• Preservation education gets a boost
• Extension offers forestry classes
• Experts wrap up Swartout defense
• 21 named to UO search committee
• Developers seek tax break
• State budget at forefront
• State lawmakers convene
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• Democrat elected to congressional post
• Leiken endorses current mayor
• School ‘exclusion day’ approaches
• Beyer decides to leave House
• Storm bill may hit $4.4 million
• Police say man posed as officer for years
• Most say more students downtown would be a positive development
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• Pregnancy all a lie, Swartout tells jurors
• Exciting Experiments With Higher Education
• Angelica Swartout says she faked pregnancy
• School Building Assessment Underway
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• Former executive to fight video spy charge
• Drunken driver sentenced to prison
• UO student reports sexual assault by two young men
• BOB WELCH: In this case, better early than never
• Award-winning advocate sentenced for sexual abuse
• Man sentenced for kidnapping, assault
• Swartout’s friends take stand
• House members line up their policy priorities
• New downtown mega-project
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• Taxed by scrambled taxes? There’s help handy
• Woman, pets just escape house fire
• Tourism panel begins work
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• Trainers hope to halt suicides
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• Market robbed in Saginaw
• Mayoral candidate discovers what’s in a name
• Celebrate promise of Season of Nonviolence
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• Recently freed robber arrested in bank holdup
• Bathroom videotape guilty plea expected
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• Jurors hear Swartout interrogation
• Toward a safer Fern Ridge Corridor
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• County urges storm victims to report damage
• Man pleads no contest in bear death
• Payment settles EPUD dam deal
• Doctors disagree on Swartout birth
• Fewer graduate at several schools
• Police: Man posed as cop
• Calling All Budding Engineers for the 2012 Block Kids Competition!
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• Doctor thinks defendant gave birth
• Lowell dam trespasser sentenced
• Fatal wrong-way collision described
• City pays $13,000 for Poling
• Judge’s meeting decision targeted
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• Hope fades for missing climbers
• Police want exclusion law to be permanent
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• Budget debate looms in Salem
• Rivers on the rise once again
• Exhibition - We Are Still Here - Gordon Bettles and the Many Nations Longhouse
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• Rainier search for Springfield man suspended by blizzard
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• Crew searches for 2 missing groups on Rainier
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• Environmentalists plan to sue to protect seabird
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• Flier attracts police attention
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• Man pleads guilty in murder of Eugene landlord
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• Jury selection begins in Swartout’s trial
• New group aims to seize Occupy momentum
• Fish & Chip on the menu this month
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• Trial begins in incident between police officer and activist
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• VALLEY SNOW TO GO
• Weather snarls traffic, closes schools
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• Man struck by pickup dies in hospital
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• Veterans find a rude welcome
• Man dies in rural home shooting
• Holiday events continue all week
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• Police looking for arson suspect in south Eugene house fire
• Blind man, hit by car, in critical condition
• LTD sees big surge in rider numbers
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• Tourism bureau focuses on sports
• Meeting violation probe dropped
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• Stagnant air sends Oakridge burning ban into a third day
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• The full-meal deal
• Official fined by ethics panel
• Tsunami debris on way to U.S.
• City weighs Willamette Street future
• Report lays out evidence of birth
• Forecasters say snow may visit valley
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• Police seize 31/2 pounds of heroin
• Car chase suspect gets bit, arrested
• Prozanski endorses Stahl over Sorenson
• Mayor upbeat on State of the City
• UO rains on hope for parade
• Credit union embezzler avoids prison
• Eugene could take 1,725 transfers
• District eyes locating school with YMCA
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• South Eugene home severely damaged by fire
• ‘House’ star bringing his blues band to Eugene
• CITY FALLS SHORT IN GAY RANKING
• I-5 collision with deer leads to pot, man’s arrest
• Report: Creswell charges not true
• Lane leader touts innovation
• Forest advocate challenges Sorenson
• BLUE SKIES, BARE SLOPES
• Yes! Yea! No-School-Day Camps
• Official targets board pay, budget
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• Florence man sentenced to 19 years for abusing girl
• Care worker pleads guilty in Medicaid fraud
• Further schools cutbacks coming
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• Checking wrong box costs firm $18,000
• Official targets board pay, budget
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• Wash. carver’s totem pole heading to Smithsonian
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• Motorist leads officers on chase
• State parks allowing dogs, cats in yurts and cabins
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• Get ready for a year to remember
• Springfield schools move up transfer deadline
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• Groups seek donations to recycle Christmas trees
• Man robs Coburg Road bank branch
• District gets OK to sell school
• Project faces bumps in the road
• Higher education officials expedite search for UO president
• Stolen property
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• Eugene woman convicted in robberies
• Ruling on county districts appealed
• Security raised for address
• Neighbors tell of noise from Parvin mining
• Sikh ministers sue lawyer, firm for $115 million
• A MARKED MAN ON THE RUN?
• Pushing the envelope
• In The Exploration Dome - Premiere of Black Holes: The Other Side Of Infinity!
• BMX ‘Dog Pound’ has owner in the dog house with neighbors
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• Ridgeline expansion no easy trail
• Investigators examine fatal shooting
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• Fired man wins ‘day in court’
• BMX ‘Dog Pound’ has owner in the dog house with neighbors
• Protest target faults mayor
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• DUCKS equal BUCKS
• School Choice Season Is Here
• SmartUps Day One 2/17/2012 8:00 AM - 2/17/2012 5:00 PM
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• 2 released awaiting hearings in rape case
• Investigators uncertain what caused fatal crash
• Driver gets 10 years for manslaughter
• Boys and girls can rejoin the club
• ROAD TRIP!
• Few homeless seek new tent permits
• Politicians pull support from Parvin Butte project
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• Smokers huff as law eighty-sixes barroom puffs
• Rehab center helps injured eagles
• Bob Welch: For Ducks, glorious summer
• Teens encouraged to apply for YCC forest jobs
• Where to go with packing foam
• PERS retirees must repay $156 million, court rules
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• Culverts open up new fish habitats
• Bike safety improvements readied
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• Rural fire operations to consolidate
• Tribe’s logging drawing attention
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• It’s cheesy pickings in Rose Bowl
• Police believe Veneta man drowned in ocean
• County reorganizing agencies
• Rose Bowl fans will be jumping and shouting
• Local economy still faces stormy seas
• He’s got game
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• Legal questions over suicide kit unanswered
• Stepped-up police patrols a reminder for drivers
• Bus driver spots bank robbery suspect
• Rain fills streets; rivers rise
• Second incident unnerves councilor
• Tragedy and divisions
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• Christmas tree disposal is chance for giving, too
• Police arrest two men in separate gang-linked shootings
• ONE FOR THE BOOKS
• Parole officer facing new suit
• Diet affects brain health, study finds
• Dry month ends with deluge
• LOWEST PAY RISES
• Girls Receive A Boost In Science - Adventures Workshop
• Science Factory To Explore Black Holes
• Driver in Christmas crash had extensive traffic record
• TORN APART BY FIRE
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• Judge voids death penalty for ace’s killer
• Governor’s aide manages state’s daily operations
• Traffic stop, gunshots lead to Coburg Road closure
• When Roses turnedto thorns
• First dry, then rain; ski areas can’t win
• County nurses set to strike
• DETECTIVE’S STOP FOR A CUP NETS COFFEE STAND ROBBERY SUSPECT
• Lineman moves in to save life
• Postal closings’ value questioned
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• Deanna Smith, first female Oregon GOP leader, dies
• Protesters plead not guilty in occupation of official’s lawn
• Ex-Lane boss makes list of worst in the U.S.
• Code changes for VA clinic on hold
• Dozens of new Oregon laws take effect Sunday
• Study says evolution theory all wet
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• Idaho’s Sultan of Shine builds cleanliness shrine
• Japanese whalers ask court to stop activists
• Man charged in Salem motel killing
• They’re on board
• Focus On: International Trade: Help with Financing Export Orders - and Getting Paid 1/17/2012 11:30 AM - 1/17/2012 1:00 PM
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Sasha Shows Students How to Behave
• Postal-closure hearing set
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• The year as it could have been
• Christmas night crash victim identified as Veneta man, 22
• Trespassing charges filed after incident in councilor’s yard
• ’TISN’T THE SEASON
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• Heating aid available to low-income families
• Urge to compete stays high to age 50
• MISSION POSSIBLE
• Four arrested at councilor’s home
• And then there was one left at the camp
• PARTNERSHIP LEADS JOBS HUNT
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• In these we find inspiration
• Lengthy chase ends as motorcycle runs out of gas
• LCC to hire housing manager
• Crabbers feeling crabby over prices
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• Volunteers to be on coast for ‘Whale Watch Week’
• Third youth arrested in Coos County rape investigation
• Man hurt at Occupy camp dies of injuries
• Camp shutdown proceeds
• Living for her list
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• Tree collection benefits groups
• State loss of laptop puts data at risk
• Oregon seeking ‘No Child’ waiver
• County, nurses reach brink of strike
• Eugene hopes arena makes good on debt
• Creswell teen’s death under investigation
• Fairgrounds site warms to homeless
• Pendleton needle program aims to prevent disease
• Locals are giving the gift of ‘Life’
• New preboarding scanners tested at Eugene Airport
• Off-white Christmas
• Coos DA’s son accused of rape
• Chemical explosion in bio lab burns UO faculty member
• Officials’ friction costing county
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• Wolf lacks mate, but closes in on name
• For decades, family feared man was Gacy victim
• Occupiers dwindle
• Dry December a bummer for skiers
• Portland gang sweep nets 31 suspects
• Coos family members arraigned on U.S. fraud charges
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• MLK parade bomber gets 32 years in prison
• State police chief leaving post with mix of pride, frustration
• Driver guilty in deadly collision
• ’TWAS THE DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS
• Coburg voters reject recall bid
• Universities to sidestep part of state hiring freeze
• Football wins can turn A’s into B’s
• Breaking camp
• Council: Dismantle Occupy Eugene site
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• Seattle council votes to ban plastic bags
• Insurer’s questions irk state workers
• Charity fans hope, renews faith
• Solo sailor’s SOS is answered
• Pickup sideswipes cars on Chambers, injuring 2 people
• Robbery probe expanding
• Timber counties make plea to Salem
• County jobless rate hits 3-year low
• Changes upset Occupy camp
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• Wyden has history of bold health care efforts
• Oregon man faces Alaska fishing charges
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• Haugen’s death case is costly
• Museum gets a grant to save pioneer artifact
• Cottage Grove to refinance tax bond
• Court sides with city on sewer vote
• ‘Scrooge’ on the cheap
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• Witnesses tell how addict disappeared
• Spreading joy one bill at a time
• ORI finally on last leg of its journey to new home
• Districts bracing for open enrollment
• Chanukah a reminder to find light in darkness
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• What do you think are 2011’s top stories?
• Swartout defense seeks records
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• Parts supplier accused of fraud
• Bear’s killing comes back to bite man
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• County nurses OK possible strike
• Gunman commits ‘takeover’ bank robbery
• LCC tuition to rise $72 per year
• ONE LESS LUNCH
• Farr joins county board race
• Oakridge manager steps down
• ARE YOU SMARTER?
• Complaints in county rift unsubstantiated, report says
• Fatal crash steeped in alcohol
• United Way chooses successor for CEO
• Council extends Occupy deadline
• CEO wrongly enriched, judge says
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• ‘Mending a broken heart’
• UO awaiting direction on state hiring freeze
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• Power purchase costs fuel rate hike
• Pot litters road after chase
• City sees camp safety as looming $190,000 tab
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• Three-time bank robber sentenced to 12 years
• City invites people in from the cold
• Post office delays closure decisions
• Long-distance call leaves man with a big debt to pay
• ‘Career criminal’ gets 15-year sentence
• New apartments will hold history
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• Rain, rain, please don’t go away
• Man gets life for shooting
• Egan centers stay open
• Council delays decision on ending Occupation
• Mapleton’s Sweet Creek Road in dire need of new retaining wall
• Woman guilty of murder
• Adoptive siblings dispute charges
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• Take steps to avoid fast, hot Christmas tree fires
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• Eugene residents finding Peace
• Human rights role assessed
• RECYCLING SPARKS FIRM’S GROWTH
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• Lariviere, Harris sunk by like traits
• City’s exclusion zone gets another public airing
• A FITTING TRIBUTE
• Homeless find ally in Occupy
• Firing opens new chapter at UO
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• Latest air pollution spike may be on way out
• Charges filed in woman’s slaying
• Rape accuser sues college
• Protests voiced over cuts proposed for post offices
• Judge rejects redistricting challenge
• Berdahl to take UO helm
• Woman built her own family Yule tradition
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• Homeless say warming centers safer than Occupy camp
• Board to name new UO chief
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• Judge has yet to issue ruling on redistricting challenge
• DNA link uncovers robbery suspect
• New face in Springfield mayor’s race
• Oakridge shortfall ‘wasn’t a surprise’
• Students and small fry
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• Search team finds overdue Springfield man, granddaughter
• Police say woman left kids in car
• Teen says the ice show must go on
• Drug team accuses man of forcing prostitution
• Egan Warming Center to be operating tonight
• Kitzhaber meets UO Senate’s choice
• Time short to vote on redistricting
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• Environmental group wins judgment
• City buys forestland for park
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• City employee eyes race for mayor
• Student pleads not guilty in fatality
• Farmer makes plea deal over crop
• Reluctantly, EWEB OKs higher water, electric rates
• Judge gets boundary case
• Leno gives Creswell students a minute of fame
• UO still working on EMU project
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• Science Factory Celebrates The Holiday Season With an Open House
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• Springfield law protects gays
• EWEB budget on the table tonight
• Germans welcome here, too
• Carriers hope food drive accelerates
• UO students reject project fee
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• State returns mine plan to county
• State Justice Department offers help to find right charity
• Shooting suspect fit for trial
• Move-in day: Habitat for Humanity helps out a family that fled Katrina
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• Handyman finds it too hot in kitchen
• County, nurses will try mediation in search of a new contract
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• Study: Atheists face bias
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• Seller of suicide kits pleads guilty to tax charge
• Cottage Grove to dedicate bridge
• Stagnant air brings burning advisory
• UO wants Lariviere adviser
• Springfield site on list of contenders for VA clinic
• Drivers descend on warring gas stations
• Occupy Eugene costs mount
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• Springfield man arrested after bank robbery
• A traffic stopper
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• Education shake-up starts in earnest
• District attorney to double as counsel
• ‘Small’ Autzen crowd to see title game
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• Eugene Celebration attendance rises
• Cold air sparks start-up of centers
• Saluting their service
• Highway job hits more snags
• Opponents take county redistricting to court
• Recruit’s weight-loss effort pays off
• UO fumes over firing
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• Group focuses on train pollution
• Plant will pay fines over pollution
• Third vote sought on sewers
• Occupy asking to stay past Dec. 15
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• Overpass and truck driver both escape serious injury
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• Eugene council approves low-income housing complex
• OUS board votes unanimously to terminate Lariviere
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• Walk with the birds
• Stabbing suspects turn themselves in
• Homicide suspected in death of woman
• ‘One-stop’ homeless help ends
• OUS board votes unanimously to terminate Lariviere
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• Three of four convictions reversed in pepper spray arrest
• Envision Eugene takes time
• BOUGHT FOR TOTS
• Disposal business for pets relocates
• Chancellor’s house hit
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• City and county crews shift areas as leaf pickup continues
• Survey seeks parents’ opinions about community services
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• Ex-UO instructor sues over his firing
• County prodded on slow process
• Governor backs board vs. Lariviere
• Prayer project aims at community violence
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• Man jailed in coastal shooting found dead in cell
• Woman robs Eugene bank at gunpoint
• Utilities urge preparation for when the power goes out
• Junk food poses threat to brown pelicans
• Police step up patrols for game
• Local officials seek study of toxic algae
• UO Senate outlines push to retain Lariviere
• Shoppers off and running
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• City eyes credit union accounts
• Three charged in campus-area stabbing
• UO fans donate the most blood
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• A holiday meal with global spice
• EWEB says water just smelly
• Ready, set, shop
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• Woman cited after wrong-way car crash
• Eugene anti-death penalty believers praise governor over no dead man walking
• Occupy Eugene protesters targeting Valley River
• Lariviere ouster slammed
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• A BLACK FRIDAY ANTIDOTE
• Slopes to open at Hoodoo, Bachelor
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• Woman sues her accusers
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• Judge tries to set gambler straight
• Annexation issue postponed
• Jurors find homeless men guilty of lesser assault charges
• Brokaw brings out Lincoln
• UO leads $100,000 pensioners list in Lane
• State won’t keep UO president
• Storms make mess of holiday roads
• Video: What Are You Thankful For?
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• Springfield man’s body found at Dorris Ranch
• Driver acknowledged drinking before fatal crash, officer says
• Housing project draws ire
• Police seek three suspects in stabbing
• Springfield eyes land purchase in Glenwood
• Wind, rain to wallop state
• SMOKELESS CAMPUS AT T-minus 285 days
• Driver, dead cyclist both UO students
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• Plant would convert waste to energy
• Reservoir to hit new lows
• And the market moves indoors
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• Florence seeks deal on growth blueprint
• City eases wall-sitting rule
• What makes ‘The Whit’ tick
• Bicyclist dies a day after crash
• Creswell man charged with spree of crimes after stealing gun
• CANINE COMFORT
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• Sometimes, criticism is better left unsaid
• LEAF PICKUP
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• HOLIDAY OUTING
• Airport expects holiday crush
• Judge orders Haugen execution
• Retreat becomes treat as women hit lottery
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Oregon leads in food stamp use
• Idaho death row inmate executed for 1987 murder
• Police release new photos of missing boy, mother
• Medford airport to paint logo on control tower
• Driver jailed after bicyclist struck and seriously injured
• Man accused of mistreatment in the death of his mother
• Staying occupied
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• Counties face dire straits if timber payments end
• Jurors hear two versions of beating
• VALLEY WILL PROBABLY ESCAPE SNOW
• Education challenge begins
• State budget reserves hit again
• Occupy protesters move on local banks
• Arrest at Occupy Eugene
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• Former Florence officer sues city over firing
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• Driver pleads not guilty in fatality
• Gun scare locks down four schools
• Bascom Village to get hearing
• Will EMU plan fly?
• For anyone who ever wondered how Tofurky is made …
• From Occupy Eugene: LIFE OR DEATH VETERINARY EMERGENCY!!! Is anyone available RI...
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• Help for heating bills plunges
• VOLUNTEER BORN TO LEND HELPING HAND
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• "A longtime registered Republican, he said he wanted to show his support with th...
• Party at the credit union! Come hear the music!
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• Property taxes first deadline is today
• Eugene councilor proposes bag ban
• School funding in spotlight
• A WARM, SAFE PLACE
• Fraud alleged over organic corn sale
• Housing plan wins first round
• NO METER READERS
• Chamber Membership Breakfast: Regional Prosperity Initiative 12/9/2011 07:30 AM - 12/9/2011 9:00 AM
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• Portland police evict Occupy protesters
• Live Occupy PDX general assembly:
• EW has been reposting updates on Occupy Portland on Twitter.
• Aspiring Master Gardener? No need to quit your day job
• TOUGH LESSONS
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• Finding his faith
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• Main Street makeover proposed
• Veteran, family get keys to new home
• EPUD still awaiting dam payment
• Three Rivers Casino sets up charitable arm
• Prize recyclers
• Eugene lands track ‘coup’
• Don't read kids (and if you're under 13 you're not supposed to be on Facebook an...
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• Eugene area teachers and students facing recession cuts
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• Eugene man accused of raping drunk girl, 16
• Police arrest bank robbery suspect
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• Public invited to check out Springfield Justice Center
• Online contact leads to charges
• Lane workers OK labor pact
• ‘Rave’ organizers agree to reimburse county
• College enrollment soars
• PAUSE TO REMEMBER
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• Wrong-way crash leads to manslaughter charge
• Same-sex marriage won’t be on 2012 ballot
• Board supports logging revival
• Fun in the sun
• Occupy camp OK until Dec. 15
• Local shopping malls brace for Black Friday
• Officials worried by thought of having no psychiatric ward
• BODIES INSIDE OUT
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• Pro-football riot at Penn State over child molestation charges. Would UO student...
• Dan Savage got glitterbombed at the UO. Anyone get photos?
• Land use attorney Bill Kloos, on behalf of Bridgeview, LCC (owned by the folks f...
• The Eugene police just sent out this press release about arresting an 18-year-ol...
• Science Pub At Cozmic Pizza For Adults
• Eugene Holiday Food And Gift Festival 2011
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• Guy Lee rewarded for academic progress
• TV anchor still not the retiring type
• Trial begins in Coos Bay firing case
• JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED
• Buffer zone for rivers upheld
• Rural utility delivers a rebate
• Kids on the sidelines
• Protesters still on the move
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• Man with sniper book held without bail
• The "Dish" 11/14/2011 3:00 PM - 11/14/2011 4:30 PM
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• Rescuers help veterinarian keep home
• Driver injured in head-on collision
• Utility bill aid could be slashed
• Halloween parties keep police busy
• FUN WITH FUNGI
• Eugene aims to halve fossil fuel use
• 114 YEARS YOUNG
• OBITUARIES
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• Photos from the Skrillex/12th Planet show last Wed. at McDonald Theatre
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• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Protests have never fazed UO
• The scary thing about bats, biologist says, is declining habitat
• GOURDS GALORE
• Eugene area remembers Holocaust 70th anniversary
• True freedom will shine from an inner light
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• Fatal crash brings 20-year sentence
• Big moves for two small schools
• Shooting plot foiled against rival gang
• Law school hosts tour
• Where to Occupy next?
• Credit unions’ accounts surge
• TREE TIPPING
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• Springfield police seek help in tracking down vandals
• Bankruptcy lawyer appointed to bench
• Officer’s name added to memorial
• Events include parade, festivals, haunted hike
• POLICE PLAN HALLOWEEN PARTY PATROL
• LCC helps clean out medicine cabinet
• Push is on to save county payments
• Protest moves to UO
• Occupy the UO.
• Need a Warren Miller ticket for the 6 pm show tonight? We have a few free ticket...
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• Protest is a messy work in progress
• Occupy Eugene looking for a new site
• Man sentenced to 61/2 years for shooting in Springfield
• Ready in case of disaster
• Planned Parenthood forgoes block grant
• City talks of new street bond
• Low-income housing has neighbors riled up
• Officials pursue charge in cancer scam
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• County realigns districts
• Vote Herman Cain … and thank you for smoking. Huh?
• Two thumbs up to Coach Chip Kelly for caring about who the next Lane County Comm...
• Association of Alternative Newsmedia says we are innovative.
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• Ex-credit union manager admits embezzlement
• Police tap into smart-phone market
• DEQ outlines wave energy park plan
• Stove swaps help keep air clean
• COMMUNITY
• Challengers to mayor may be as rare as a third term
• Redistricting comes to a head
• CHARGING AHEAD
• Man charged with kidnapping, assault
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• WWII veterans sought for salute
• Toxic algae warning lifted from Dorena
• Is Eugene the angriest U.S. city?
• Piercy says she’ll seek a third term as mayor
• Affidavit depicts kidnapping
• Judge overturns man’s death sentence
• Council clears way for protest campers
• Duck star suspended again over traffic violation
• THE PIT GETS AN AFTERLIFE
• Lane County Commissioners to vote on water rights issue this week. Should a priv...
• The RG has a poll on whether or not the City Council should exempt Occupy Eugene...
• Sugar versus corn sugar case continues …
• He gets points for enthusiasm.
• BOOK PICKS
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• Grounded fishing boat raises pollution concerns
• City may exempt ‘Occupy’ from ban
• Junction City levy would pay fire bills
• UO vocalist still singing
• Pink slip for cancer
• ALONG VINTAGE ROW
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Together in life and death
• VOLUNTEERS
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• Occupy Eugene group settles in at new location
• COMPETE TO THE BEAT
• Final arrest in kidnapping
• Creswell coach fired after report of hazing
• WORKING EDUCATION
• Eugene's rock fans love the band Pink Floyd
• TOP TEACHER IS A TOP STORYTELLER
• Boys & Girls Club director resigns
• Hotels booked during track trials
• Harmony is an ever-present spiritual law
• THE BULLETIN
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• Suspect in Marcola kidnapping case turns himself in
• Records detail officer’s DUII
• Eugene protesters occupy new area
• Game of the Day: Cheese or font?
• Is the apocalypse here yet?
• Dear Herman, If being gay is a choice, show us the proof. Choose it. Choose to b...
• Video featuring Occupy events across the Northwest, including Occupy Eugene.
• Oregon is the fourth most energy-efficient state, according to the American Coun...
• Occupy Eugene March. 5pm tonight.
• Statement from the city of Eugene on Occupy Eugene.
• Investigators say kidnap suspects may still be near
• SWEET LITTLE DEAL
• Chief cleared in records complaint
• Teacher’s sex crimes spark lawsuit
• Mayors’ messages
• Eugene protest to change locations
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• Finance experts offer free advice
• Mad Scientists' Halloween Extravaganza
• Support local businesses supporting Occupy Eugene …
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• Appraiser’s firing to cost the county
• 4 Creswell soccer players disciplined
• Audit clears up charges
• Salmon catch falls short of expectations
• FOR THE RECORD
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• Economy sucks life out of nursery
• Coos Bay senator won’t seek re-election
• 3-IN-A-ROW ‘ROADSHOWS’
• 4J Superintendent Receives National Education Award
• Lane County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Lane County
• Vibrant Schools: A Community Conversation
• Tomorrow through Saturday at the Bijou, check out the documentary of Minneapolis...
• Benefits fraud gets 18-month sentence
• SWAT team detains wrong woman
• School questions soccer players over bus incident
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• 141 football fans booted from Autzen Stadium
• Second bank heist nets 4-year term
• Recession cuts some tax bills
• FOOD IN STORE
• Explore the Wonders of China 11/8/2011 4:30 PM - 11/8/2011 6:00 PM
• University of Oregon Opens Fall Semester With Ink-O-Dem® Printer Ink Refills
• Down twinkles! And is that a Cascadian we see twinkling? Awesome.
• No! No! Not the letter G! How many points is that consonant?
• We are all about being number 11 this week. 11th biggest #occupy protest on Satu...
• AG Kroger says he's not running for a second term.
• This week's EW is brought to you courtesy of coffee and DayQuil.
• Judge gives rapist 15-year sentence
• WOMAN WON’T TAKE IT SITTING DOWN
• Police say gang activity rising
• Private schools gaining students
• COMMUNITY
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• OBITUARIES
• School corrects kitchen problems
• Protest mostly quiet
• Who's gonna talk to Dan?
• Eugene smartphone fans now weary of tech hassles
• Parent Input Sought for "Envision Eugene" Planning Process
• According to The New York Times, Occupy Eugene - The Occupation on Oct. 15 was o...
• 4J Educator Named Oregon's History Teacher of the Year
• Occupy Eugene: If you can't be there on person, watch it live. Turns out the rev...
• The Ducks are all about the sound bites lately from "We smoked it all," to "Hey...
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• COMMUNITY
• Ban on studded tires may go before voters
• Green bike lanes show potential trouble spots
• Woman’s lawsuit alleges abuse
• Petitions circulate in Cottage Grove
• Apartment tax breaks to end
• Education Extra: Book Picks
• Education Extra: Achievements
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• TAKING A STAND
• Establishing a Problem Solving Culture and Practice: A Business Leadership Forum 11/10/2011 7:30 AM - 11/10/2011 4:00 PM
• BRIEFLY METRO
• For Oregon trivia fans, a mother lode
• Museum puts focuson county’s quirky side
• Runners gather in pre’s Spirit
• Group eyes gay marriage vote
• VOLUNTEERS
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• Hundreds add voices to protest movement
• OBITUARIES
• Someone may be in hot water over illegally dumped hot tubs
• Death penalty opponent returns
• Creswell mayor pursues complaint
• Appreciating others in a peaceable kingdom
• THE BULLETIN
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• Federal marijuana raids rankle state lawmakers
• State weighs health coverage as carrot for early retirees
• State officials remove Dexter Lake algae alert
• Two remain at large in reported local kidnapping
• Recession keeps hold on Eugene
• A RIGHT TO STAY
• CLDC is looking for legal observers for the Occupy Eugene rally tomorrow.
• Sociology pioneer at UO dies at 68
• A boost for Oakridge
• Motives of SUV arson unclear
• Convicted bank robber not the typical criminal
• Major gift to UO project
• COMMUNITY
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• 8 Occupy Portland protesters arrested
• Myrtle Creek gunman urged police to shoot him
• Police ejected 71 spectators at last game
• Thousands expected on campus for GameDay
• Nike decks out Pit Crew
• Drugs and Eugene continue to mix with negative results
• Weather in Eugene area will remain "crazy" say experts
• Occupy Eugene, Occupy Portland, Occupy Seaside. What other towns are starting oc...
• DeFazio on Occupy Wall Street and then some.
• Duck fans: Where’s the 110 percent?
• Police officer raises $6,100 to help keep the homeless warm
• Commissioners set hearing on redrawing political lines
• REALITY CHECK
• Father basks in glow of Nobel
• Surfer recounts close encounter with shark
• Police remove anti-loitering bikes from downtown
• COMMUNITY
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• Warnings split Portland protest group
• A storm stirs over housing
• Sweet Life is dispelling false rumors.
• Update on the Dr. Pierce barn in Cottage Grove.
• Land board votes to expand harvest in Elliott State Forest
• Pro-income tax group apologizes to former board candidate
• Lawyers seek to suppress statement
• READING POWER
• Suspect in Bi-Mart robberies arrested after sixth incident in six weeks
• Councilor stirs up Creswell
• PERS to collect overpayments
• CHANCE TO REFINANCE
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• Over the dissent of more than one hundred protesters, Oregon’s State Land Board...
• Parents irked by Boys and Girls Club closure
• New land under city review
• Police seek arresting artwork for new station
• Owner sued in car thief’s crash
• FRUIT OF THE VINE
• CALENDAR
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• Going green in life, and in death
• Meeting will focus on Oregon Health Plan
• UO hires finance chief from athletic department
• Rally in Salem tomorrow. Who's going?
• EDUCATION EXTRA: Book Picks
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• Downtown makes the list
• Riverside renewal
• LANDLORDS AND RENTERS SQUARE OFF
• Slaying victim remembered as polite, passionate teenager
• State seeks to dredge Dexter Lake
• Buddhists to buy Unitarian church
• ROAD REPORT
• VOLUNTEERS
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• Third body linked to crime spree found southeast of Salem
• Here’s living proof life is fine after 70
• Talk of coastal resort brings swift state response
• DUCKS AND BUCKS
• UO puts solar to the test
• DEFERRED DILEMMA
• ‘Hugging saint’ brings unconditional love
• THE BULLETIN
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• Execution order for Haugen appears to be close at hand
• EWEB’s power contract can be secret, judge rules
• Volunteers will join in effort to clean up Willamette River
• Groping allegation leads to dismissal
• PEACE MEMORIAL
• Board OKs campus police force
• Poachers spared lock-up; there’s no room in jail
• High EWEB bills irk residents
• TITANIC EFFORT
• Death now talked about in Eugene as people wonder about their futures
• Occupy Sesame Street! "Pepper spray Snuffleupagus, however, and you got yoursel...
• Yesterday it was Occupy Eugene and the Ducks game. Tonight there's the First Fri...
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• Couple called suspects in teen’s death
• Second mom tells of being ejected from bus
• Protesters occupy Oregon with march in Portland, pickets in Eugene
• Students get to see Court of Appeals
• Over the river
• University president hires special assistant
• Civic idea adds Y at store site
• Judge’s ‘senior’ role leads to vacancy
• District rehires teachers
• Livestream of Occupy Portland.
• Are you going to Occupy Eugene protest today in front of the BofA on east 11th?...
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• Appeals c ourt blocks plan to kill wolves
• Panel looks to reduce sea lion threat
• Timber payment renewal bill to be introduced in Senate
• Emergency siren sounds accidentally
• When school rivalries don’t matter
• PeaceHealth emptying downtown building
• Another Oregon football player pays for I-5 speeding
• Forum explains highway options
• Crimes add up to 30 years
• Redistricting options moving forward
• School chief rejects Civic plan
• Changing standards mean lower grades for public schools
• Want to rent a barn? Cool Dr. Pierce barn in Cottage Grove is for let.
• Steve Jobs 1955-2011
• Occupy Wall Street protest in NYC gets huge. In other news, Sarah Palin says she...
• Occupy Eugene protest Thursday.
• Ribbon Cutting - Airport Storage 10/11/2011 10:00 AM - 10/11/2011 11:00 AM
• Weeknight football means commuters must tackle traffic
• Defending justice and fairness
• BRIEFLY METRO
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• Urgent care site opens in Thurston
• Deadwood wants to keep its post office
• Last laugh: ‘God ... was using him to teach joy’
• Sparks fly over redistricting
• Local defenders of civil rights, the Civil Liberties Defense Center could use a...
• R-G says your chance to be on "The Real World" is coming to town,
• Livability calls Eugene's downtown one of the top 10 in the country. (Number 9...
• RUBBISH ON THE RIVER
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• Lessons should be learned
• Burning season opens in most rural areas
• Former pageant winner arrested on heroin charge
• Officer at desk job after DUII
• Records reveal tempest in a tea box
• Panel to decide on UO police
• Eugene area youth into earlobe stretching for fun
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• Reckoning day nears for landmark barn
• City club idea flies over the freeway
• Coast-to-valley rail line returns
• Heroic effort
• Blocked by bikes
• VOLUNTEERS
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• Fake beauty beats theugly reality
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• Crime stoppers: Prevention Convention brings police and community together
• Tamarack’s pool reopens after two months
• Downtown project gets a little less lofty
• Medical marijuana sales cross state lines, official says
• Lessons in survival
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Roseburg spurns red light cameras
• Law enacting county timber payments expires
• Governor criticizes ‘expensive’ sentencing laws
• Clinic to provide services at no charge this weekend
• Searchers fail to reach climber’s body
• State still backs EmX proposal
• City approves disc golf course
• Judge throws book at chop shop kingpin
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• The Arts and Business Alliance of Eugene BRAVA Breakfast 11/4/2011 07:30 AM - 11/4/2011 08:45 AM
• COMMUNITY
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• Report faults contractor for toxic exposure in Iraq
• DEA raids medical marijuana plot
• Faith-healing couple convicted in son’s death
• County joins planning collaboration
• Police face suit over use of force
• SUPER COMPOST
• Judge rules against forest plan
• Just the lights — for now — coming down at Civic Stadium
• High-ranking campus
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Death Metal: Uranium mining may come to Oregon
• Read our story on the homeless yet? Want to support organizations that help thes...
• Burgers enjoyed in Eugene area, but at what cost to health?
• Airline pilots from Continental and United join #occupywallstreet. The visuals a...
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• 1966 crash stunned community
• Police re-release man after witness admits error
• County ordered to release firing records
• Police officer returns to work after recovering from shooting
• Planned Parenthood sets its roots
• DEI embezzler owes $60,000 in restitution
• TREASURE TRAWLERS
• No blood means no birth, woman’s defense says
• Ruling allows guns on campus
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• Governor backs state hospital
• Following #occupywallstreet ? What about occupying Eugene?
• Apparently Eugene Weekly isn't the only media source having trouble prying publi...
• The R-G has a poll asking if the city should increase spending on sidewalk, bike...
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• Armed carjacking brings 5-year prison sentence
• Report weighs benefits’ burden
• Tiny victims raise issues of justice
• Governor to be at hospital town hall
• Smuggler gets 33 months
• COMMUNITY
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• CALLING TREE
• Oregon Truffle Festival 2012
• From Oregon AFSCME. A little irony during "Banned Books Week"?
• The Board of Lane County Commissioners will have a public hearing on Oct 5, at 1...
• Protesters in Salem lock themselves to ODFW offices to protest proposed wolf kill.
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• Kids pick healthy food if it comes with right toy, study finds
• Excessive force suit ended for $50,000
• Back on PT patrol
• City moves to change zoning rules
• Seneca’s biomass plant fails first pollution test
• Fallen outdoorsman also loved the family life
• Faith in local food
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• Welcome back to school, LCC and UO students. Anything good happening on campus c...
• BRIEFLY METRO
• I-5 ramp to Franklin to close for up to two years
• Man falls to his death on North Sister
• Some words designed to delude
• Plan would raise bike path spending
• Why the feds are in arrears
• Overdue Taxes
• OBITUARIES
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• Mystery of the missing portrait
• County rehearses its disaster plan for pets
• Police try to rein in students
• LTD moves to cut pension costs
• A tug-of-war over a forest
• Annual rituals keep us focused on larger goals
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• Man charged in trespass at dam
• John Dick, last of the ‘Tall Firs,’ dies at 92
• Final school group, district OK labor pact
• School chief addresses challenges
• City eyes possible sites for VA clinic
• City cracks down on vendors
• Final Employee Compensation Agreement Approved
• Video: First Impressions on the First Day of School
• The satellite is falling. Duck!
• Voting ends soon so you had better vote now. Feel free to drop off paper ballots...
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• Police seize pot plants at 2 homes
• Summit draws neighborhood leaders
• OLD IS NEW AGAIN
• ODOT reviews tunnel closure timing
• Cottage Grove bike accident claims ‘a true humanitarian’
• All together now
• Science Factory Celebrates 50 Years!
• Women in Eugene area not happy about getting old
• Will Lane County start being more open with its records?
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• Students: It’s our town, don’t trash it
• Banker who stole from customers sentenced to six years
• Man charged with downloading porn to iPod left at gas station
• Man spared prison at trial going to jail
• Cal Young neighbors may divide
• Day sprouts good deeds
• County is taking your bids
• Hospice foes face bill for challenge
• Hikers celebrate freedom from Iran
• An Evening with John and Corrine Kiefer and the Eugene Chamber's YPN 10/26/2011 5:00 PM - 10/26/2011 6:30 PM
• Hey Michele Bachmann, you can't pray the gay away. From the Courage Campaign.
• Hikers are coming home.
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• In which the Huffington Post confuses EW with KDUK.
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• Celebrating the lifting of Don't Ask Don't Tell today!
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• Ahoy mateys today is Talk Like a Pirate Day!
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• Eugene man turns from fan into responder amid the chaos
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• Couple faces manslaughter charge in baby’s death
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• Chief’s ruling upheld in Haines’ arrest
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• City may try surplus sale
• University system, union avert statewide strike
• A gift to the middle class
• Hometown shock
• VOTE NOW! Please.
• "My guys like to burn stuff."
• WBL Success Studio Workshop 10/6/2011 8:30 AM - 10/6/2011 10:00 AM
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• City working to curb campus parties
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• Gas leak leads to evacuation in south Eugene
• Lawsuit over use of Taser begins
• Change in emphasis
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• PUTTING A PRICE ON TASTE
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• Longtime TV news anchor leaving KVAL, letter says
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• EmX termed cost-effective
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• Concerns of racism emerge after teen’s assault
• Composters ready to pile food scraps
• TRUE GRIT
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• Engineered salmon still a distant reality
• State’s economic indicators show little improvement
• Bank cuts 30,000 jobs
• WOLVES ROAM RANCHES
• Eugene youth suffer from seizures after long periods online
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• Firefighters report progress on blazes
• Pedestrian’s death closes I-5 lanes near bridge
• UO draws the line on energy usage
• AN OPEN BOOK
• Eugene raising garbage rates
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• Sun, wind combine to push Mount Hood blaze
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• Lincoln City officer still recovering from wounds
• A puppet is born
• Unseasonably hot weather will soon be just a memory
• Music fest brought to a halt
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• Reverberations still felt a nation away
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• ‘Open for prayer’ is transformation trail head
• Despite hot weather, crews gain on wildfires
• Remembrance events set for 9/11 anniversary
• Donating life jacket could save a life
• Veneta man held for fraud, also wanted in sexual abuse case
• New street projects to greet drivers
• No objections as three judges join Circuit Court
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• Death of albatross may lead to tighter regulations
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• Wigged crooks blamed in string of robberies
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• Provost at UO sidelined by health
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• Raft’s flip on Rogue River takes life of Eugene man
• Valley stuck in hazy days of summer
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• Woman wearing wig fails in try to rob pharmacy
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• County’s full-time litigator leaves job
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• Abuse of other child suspected
• Music festival strikes sour note with county
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• Connect For Lunch 10/18/2011
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• Eugene's computer 'hacking' culture revealed as more youth doing it nationwide
• Lane County's latest video. The county paid Rick Dancer about $3,400 per video....
• Between the heat and the wildfires, it might just suck to be outside later today...
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• School receives specific approval
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• Death threat tied to bizarre case
• Four injured in private plane crash in Wyoming
• Vacation’s over, but not summer
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• Eugene woman drowns in Umpqua
• Calmer winds aid efforts to block fire
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• As school jobs dry up, state’s economy loses steam
• Governor to speak at Springfield schools opener
• EWEB eyes new 5 percent rate boost
• Eugene street gets a no-cars holiday
• A downtown boost
• Photos from Wiz Khalifa's show at the Cuthbert on the blog
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• Eugene flunks chocolate milk for grade-schoolers
• Program targets depression in teens
• Lawsuit blames bullying on district
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• Fire near Sisters grows
• McKenzie-Willamette doubles its profits in recessionary year
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• SOME CHARITABLE TEAMWORK
• Memorial to ‘special guy’ takes flight
• Winds drive fires, which drive out campers
• LCC sick building receives treatment
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• People's writings here in Eugene go into a digital limbo state after they die
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• Ex-cowboy lassos dogs to save them
• Smoke from Central Oregon fires may be in the air today
• Helping to prevent teen suicide
• Florence burglar headed to prison
• Raid on rural land nets 400 pot plants
• UO bosses defend pay raises
• VISION OF A VENUE
• Join us at 8pm tonight at Cowfish to see Boomchick. We're also giving away a pai...
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• State issues health alerts for Heceta, Harris beaches
• Dry winds expected to whip up wildfires
• Police to step up patrols throughout holiday week
• Symphony’s director leaving post
• Looking Glass rezoning appealed
• Study measures spraying reduction
• Oakridge residents vent concerns over recall
• UO administrators get raises
• Berman stresses working together
• Injured skateboarder’s condition improves
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• Warm Springs fires force evacuation of 18 homes
• Eugene School Board approves teacher contract
• Telling the story of Mexico’s natural runners
• DAY OF MOURNING
• Eugene man gets four years for fraud
• Sexual abuse suspect accused of plot against child
• ACLU takes on city’s sign law
• TEXAS-BOUND
• The "Dish" 9/26/2011 3:00 PM - 9/26/2011 4:30 PM
• Ethics panel dismisses EPUD complaint
• Former DA takes on jobs he loves
• Friends, co-workers mourn cyclist
• Cottage Grove teens die in wreck
• Girl’s death spurs lawsuit
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• Warm Springs fires threaten homes
• Tracking device leads police to suspect in bank robbery
• Skateboarder badly injured in collision
• I-5 traffic hops to new bridge’s lanes over river
• Many in Eugene area can't taste or smell due to stress and other causes
• "Courageous Acts: Personal Tales"
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• Recent scam callers use Wells Fargo Bank name
• Three hurt in I-105 rollover accident
• Councilor is fined $500 for late filing
• Springfield horseman to turn blue
• Scores rise as exams are switched to 11th grade
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• Pair settles ‘treesort’ fall lawsuit
• Membership fees could threaten Oregon pot clubs
• Latest wire theft gets blame for Sunday’s power outage
• BRIDGE BRINGS BONUSES TO THE AREA
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• Four face charges in bank robberies
• Students get month’s free bus passes
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• Motorcyclist arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Lawyer to do community service here
• FAMILY TREY
• Manager in middle of fiscal storm
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• Money secured for apartments for homeless veterans
• Coastal towns rethink tsunami evacuations
• West side fires stay in check
• Willamette Pass tunnel to close at times in 2012
• Longtime broadcast personality dies at 84
• The fun’s afoot
• OUTRAGE IN OAKRIDGE
• Steve Jobs and his Apple empire are popular in Eugene, as this CEO retires
• A mother’s death brings forgiveness, grace
• THE BULLETIN
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• Lightning strikes still mounting
• Watch for triathlon cyclists
• 100 animal-rights protesters demonstrate outside circus
• Jaqua window damaged by bullet
• State revenues fall short
• Apartment complex proposed for north Eugene
• SAFE CROSSINGS
• Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus comes to town tonight. The protest...
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• Toxic algae found in S. Tenmile Lake
• Parade marches off its usual route
• Storm ignites small wildfires
• Councilman late to file paperwork
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• Mosque firebomb suspect held in Lane jail
• Public school fees rise
• ABOUT THE ANIMALS
• Athletics & Activities Fees Going Up; Student Assistance Available
• Youth Services chief named
• Passenger’s arm severed in Interstate 5 sideswipe
• Mystery surrounds cyclist’s death
• A new angle on parking
• County looks for more cuts
• Briton selected as next artistic director of Bach Festival
• THE CITY’S BIG MOVE
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• Duct tape and magic on the trail
• Lane County just released its latest video. What do you think?
• Vote, what else are you doing to do with your afternoon?
• Stating the obvious: It is hot. We are resting in the shade and hydrating in pre...
• Free Bus Passes Available to Some High School Students
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• Trail cameras snap photos of wolves in Umatilla County
• Crews contain Oregon wildfire that threatened houses
• Police say ex-professor shot student, then killed himself
• Amphitheater has view of volcano
• Driver faces charges after 2 die in crash
• How’d the fair do? Check in October
• Electric bicycle rider guilty
• ELECTRIC RACERS
• Skatepark still faces uphill climb
• County seeks more control with boundary change
• Risks along the rivers
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Back to School for Eugene - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 1. Use these numbers to correctly fill in the blanks (5,1,1,3,3) Sublime release...
• Want the chance to kick it with two of your favorite bands from the 90s? The fir...
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• Backpacks through the snowpack
• City water from Lowell tests out safe
• Blaze displaces family of four
• Two fined for putting boulders in river
• Sludge spread without a stink
• Oakridge mayor, councilors defend records in face of recall
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• Buying itemsfor school can be a challenge
• Eugene men have issues with incontinence just like Gerald Depardieu
• EDUCATION EXTRA
• Delta Ponds bridge earns recognition
• Dexter Lake’s algae studied
• Cottage Grove woman drowns
• Gravel mine controversy surfaces
• Fixing up a favorite
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• Two armed robberies join series of heists in Eugene this month
• VOLUNTEERS
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• Beware contact with water in Dexter Lake, state says
• Track club concerned about disc golf course
• On the trail, chasing a dream
• A life celebrated
• Robbed of memory
• Power of human spirit available to everyone
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• Vatican releases files in Oregon case
• Beauty shop holdup the latest in a string of Eugene robberies
• Teen dies in head-on collision
• Parking lot fight suspects charged
• Musumeci parcel on VA’s list
• Airport to get new scanners
• MARINA MESS
• Eugene's kids doing stuff online that includes cyberbullying of their teachers
• Eugene facing a massive online porn problem with kids
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• Woman robbed, assaulted, police say
• Oakridge residents descend on council to demand answers
• One very funny leap for county fair
• State Bar suspends lawyer’s license
• Crew breaks up homeless camp
• Call center to add 100 jobs
• POT CLUB OR POT BUSINESS?
• NCCU is giving away a pair of day passes combined with a parking pass to the Lan...
• From Predator Defense: Stop wolf slaughter by boycotting Wyoming, Idaho and Mont...
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• Underwater pumpkin carving?
• Pet owners encouraged to help keep rivers clean
• County charter changes may go to voters in May
• Protecting the land
• DeFazio offers forest plan
• New school chief moves forward on stadium negotiations
• A touch of the exotic
• Zookeepers Camp Now Offered at Half Price
• Complete your Best of Eugene ballot online before noon Monday and you will be en...
• Hey hikers, stay away from the South Umpqua River with your dogs.
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• Oregon family files salmonella lawsuit
• Boy, 16, dies in fall off cliff
• Beached whale buried near Klamath
• To enter, you must choose Ducks or Beavers
• Shooter won’t face criminal charges
• Little monsters
• Morris gets life sentence
• Partisans begin laying groundwork for key races
• Timely span
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• Ducks QB was along for 118-mph ride
• Eugene fans of Elvis remember his passing today, while angry about his drug use
• Western Environmental Law Center and an east side of Oregon alliance work out...
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• Fairly magical
• Epithet lights fire of inspiration
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• Groups file appeals over cell phone tower
• County certifies Oakridge City Council recall petitions
• Bargainers reach school pact
• Civic plan details emerge
• A mother’s mission
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• Reporter seeking people’s stories about Sept. 11
• Hastily built trail barriers pose hazards to mountain bikers
• Cities’ fire marshal offices merged
• Dam-building leads to charges
• Lowdown on lowriders
• Free dinners, hidden cost?
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• A camp for coping with grief
• Bridge over I-5 gets a lift so taller loads can pass
• IMAGES OF IRAQ
• Hikers urged to be cautious on snowy Pacific Crest Trail
• Animal agency warned of cuts
• CIVIC MINDERS
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• Man enters no plea in slayings of family
• More evidence that deer spread Oregon E. coli
• Official: Indian health care needs boost
• After its near eradication, invasive weed is flourishing again
• Suspect judged unfit to stand trial
• Hearing damage leads to settlement
• New plans for an old building
• Groups join, seek Civic lease
• A SLUGFEST WINNER
• Best of Eugene Ballots are out. VOTE! (Also the Slug Queen competition starts in...
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• Closure of I-105 at I-5 planned for this weekend
• Transients charged in parking-lot altercation
• Wildish will fix defective asphalt
• Report says Morris confessed right away
• Judge denies Seda’s motions, sets date for his sentencing
• FOLKS DANCE
• UO aces fundraising efforts
• Kinkel seeking federal appeal
• Catalytic crimes
• Two New Dome Shows To Open At The Science Factory Exploration Dome
• I SAW YOU of the day: You hit me up for a cigarette while we were both going th...
• What if every vacant lot in Eugene had a native seed bomb dispenser close by?
• Fashion! Turn to the left Fashion! Turn to the right Oooh, fashion!
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• State to scrutinize EmX plan
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• FBI raids city parking office, serves subpoena for records
• Scientists confirm undersea eruption
• Soldier returns; dad’s house in foreclosure
• Boy defies odds by surviving riptide’s deadly grip
• Even if the way is dim, go onward
• Springfield mayor invites citizens to just drop in
• DANISH DAY FOR STARTERS
• Vet Center seeks new location
• Quiet reflections on a soldier’s life
• Anyone competing to be the Slug Queen on Friday?
• Eugene tech fans find too much GPS when driving a drag
• Eugene mourns the death of a local soldier killed in Afghanistan
• COMMUNITY
• Ousted assessor sues Coos County
• Job-growth funds directed to county
• Murder trial hinges on suspect’s mental state
• Summer in Santa Clara
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• Portland rock band loses gear, van in Chicago theft
• Doctor faces more charges of sexual abuse
• Man indicted in slayings of wife, four children
• Search continues for Sweet Home man
• Woman accused of stabbing neighbor who intervened in fight
• Poisoning suspect now faces theft case
• An Evening with Oregon Attorney General John Kroger and the Eugene Chamber's YPN 8/17/2011 5:00 PM - 8/17/2011 6:30 PM
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• Double murder trial set to begin
• The queen of Eugene looks back on her year on the throne
• First lady, daughter pay Oregon visit
• EPUD’s bickering board members fare well on the pay scale
• Business trailblazer Chambers dies at 79
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• Hampton mill lays off 80
• Injured and lost, hiker ate bugs to survive
• DNA test didn’t match D.B. Cooper
• One dead in E. coli outbreak traced to farm
• Recall petition targets Coburg mayor
• Enchanted party
• Eugene youth want to get thin, untra thin and really thin to be like a princess
• Eugene poor mostly all on food stamps and living rough on the streets
• Eugene students get ready for back to school with Net restrictions
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• County completes appointments for political boundary panel
• Tech-Art Collision
• Residents to voice sludge concerns
• Student scores not kind to UO profs
• VA MOVING ON CLINIC SITE SELECTION
• Oregon loses a statesman
• Accident injures Roseburg driver
• Debt deal may threaten bridge
• LOVE OF VINTAGE
• Long way from care
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• Man who stole purse points gun at pursuers
• Latest specialty license plates focus on wineries, children
• Biplane flips overas it lands on river
• Man sues over teeth cleaning at LCC
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• Oregon father arraigned in slaying of wife, four children
• Oregon hiker’s ordeal ends happily with just a close call
• Injuries to man near tracks a mystery
• Better Business Bureau introduces smart phone application
• More ‘e-waste’ diverted for reuse
• City manager says he’ll resign
• Woman admits taking missing father’s benefits
• Jerry’s turns 50
• Police seeking cause of Junction City crash
• TONIGHT!
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• FLOATING AN IDEA
• County taps candidates for youth department
• Police seeking cause of Junction City crash
• One contract down, two to go
• Police arrest suspect in theft of commemorative coins
• Driver gets three years for March auto fatality
• Cheshire area crash sends 3 to hospital
• Kitzhaber appoints three new judges
• Sneak peak of circus
• $1.45 million planning grant: a help or a waste?
• Oakridge to keep executive, take $500,000 bank loan
• This week we have a look at sex trafficking and efforts to combat it in Lane Cou...
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• Woman’s rescue comes after 3 nights
• Lane County to introduce job finalists
• Second suspect in shooting sought
• EPUD sues over hydro project
• Junction City crash kills 1
• HOPE FOR THE RV
• Twice-acquitted educator tells story
• Woman believes uncle was infamous hijacker
• Golf course cell tower approved
• County budget may take new hit
• Shots and a video from the Langhorne Slim show a couple weeks back are finally u...
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• Missing woman found in woods
• Tribe approves same-sex marriage
• Anti-war veterans muster for conventions in Portland
• Oregon Guard soldier to receive her bonus
• Judge rejects salmon plan as too vague
• Howdy neighbor
• Child left in hot car; mother arrested
• 450 jobs to be lost at Monaco factory
• Insurance cheat gets five-plus years in prison
• Potential heirs come forward to claim school district land
• Report cites EPUD legal risks
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• Southern Oregon grads scramble for teaching jobs
• Witness claims D.B. Cooper died 10 years ago
• Hawaiian girl finds message in a bottle from Oregon boy
• Space Needle wants to send a person to space
• Compromise leaves a rough wake
• Eugene native killed in action
• Neighborhood evacuated, but ‘bomb’ turns out to be harmless
• Embattled director named in ethics filing
• Brink pays out $30,000 to DEI
• Manslaughter term: 10 years
• Fewer area schools hit rising U.S. standards
• Eugene women mirror other Americans who have trouble with friendships
• Three activists from this weekend's Trans and Womyn's Action Camp have locked t...
• Football news of the day: Joey Harrington hit by a car while riding a bike. Posi...
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• FBI has new lead in D.B. Cooper case
• Fiery pileup closes Salt Creek Tunnel
• SECOND CHANCES
• CARVING ARTISTS
• City joins phone alert program
• Celebration parade will skip downtown
• Creative scammer awaits sentence
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• Levee repairs could save town’s residents money
• FDA faces opposition over genetically altered fish
• Pub on wheels makes the rounds in Bend
• 18th Avenue construction begins on Monday
• UO website holds archive of historic newspapers
• Health officials confirm rabid bat
• IT’S TIME TO JAM
• Smoking banned at health complex
• The crusade of Christian Longo
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• Compassion over hate is the path to peace
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• Fire razes aircraft storage unit; damage estimated at $20 million
• Wu can give away or give back campaign cash
• Portland mayor won’t seek re-election
• Acquitted Dutch Bros. robbery defendant in jail on new charge
• McKenzie level to rise as EWEB fixes canal
• Catholic Services has new director
• STREET DRAMA
• EWEB hires schools’ CFO
• Oakridge mayor, council facing recall attempt
• Please, Mr. postman ...
• One more Elliott update!
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• State says it’s prepared for federal-dollar cutoff
• 3 arrested in protest of logging
• Tidy up the yard — the Google car’s in the area
• DEQ studying smelly sludge
• Pool closing down
• School district releases Civic terms
• UO exchange student among Norway victims
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• Leadership Eugene Springfield Breifing #4 8/9/2011 4:00 PM - 8/9/2011 5:00 PM
• Daily Emerald reports an exchange student from Norway was one of those killed in...
• You know what you want to do right now? Watch cat videos!
• Vote for a politico or activist for a Wheelie!
• The action on the Elliott is heating up.
• Climatologists squawking about global warming … did they MEAN to incude footage...
• Remember Jerry Harris? Talented sculptor who lived in Eugene after some years in...
• Sasha, this week's cover dog, needs a home! Who wants a cuddly hero-dog?
• Arrest made in phone wire theft
• City leaders ponder mix of housing
• Oakridge seeks help out of hole
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• BPA announces rates
• Wreck knocks out EPUD service
• Sheriff to appeal pot user’s gun permit
• Child sexual abuse charges dropped for killer
• The downtown dilemma
• Rural U.S. becoming a memory of the past
• Building cost rises for police facility
• THE BIG STINK
• Leadership Roundtable with US Senator Ron Wyden 8/9/2011 12:15 PM - 8/9/2011 1:30 PM
• Ongoing updates to the Elliott tree sit.
• Eugene youth doing a tech detox in hopes of finding their human side again
• Eugene area Baby Boomers point to AARP for money saving tips
• Focus On: Yourself- Wellness and Stress Management in the Workplace 8/30/2011 8:00 AM - 8/30/2011 9:30 AM
• Elliott State Forest tree sit protest attacked by unidentified man on bulldozer.
• Focus On: International Trade – A World of Customers are Waiting for You 8/4/2011 12:00 PM - 8/4/2011 1:30 PM
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• Tribal member fatally shot
• Salmon-eating sea lions get reprieve
• Crater Lake rim drive reopens
• Man accused of abducting woman, 18
• FBI kept bomb suspect in the dark
• Deputies recover catering van stolen in Vets Club burglary
• Fugitive in cuffs swims for it
• VA to expand Roseburg hospital
• Bikini brouhaha
• Borders’ site spurs Oakway options
• Sidewalk strife
• Activists defend Oregon's Elliott State Forests from clearcuts with tree sits an...
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• Road crews begin flurry of slurry sealing
• A job that’s tough on teeth
• Bear escapes Oakridge snare
• Two teens jailed after I-5 chase that hits 95 mph
• Child pornographer gets 17-year prison term
• McGuffin juror: ‘a tough case’
• After truck rolls onto man’s head, ‘miracle’ arrives
• Vet’s Club reports $30,000 burglary
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• The "Dish" 8/8/2011 3:00 PM - 8/8/2011 5:00 PM
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• Pelosi calls for ethics probe over allegations against Wu
• Carnival rides mostly unregulated
• City of Eugene crews will use smoke to inspect sewer lines
• Planners reach out to land owners
• BRING ON THE FUN
• Fish at center of power dispute
• CALENDAR
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• MARKET FORCES
• Gen. John Shalikashvili, former head of Joint Chiefs, dies
• OBITUARIES
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• Eight wounded in Seattle area shooting
• Man wins by more than a whisker
• Back on home turf, endangered rabbits do what bunnies do
• Property tax deferral change surprises seniors
• What is it with Bob’s bobbles?
• Cure sought yet again for ‘sick’ LCC building
• Beleaguered jail adding fences and remodeling offices
• PeaceHealth’s COO leaving
• Wu pressed to resign after sexual accusation
• Hispanics skip over Lane County
• Eugene's savvy computer users now view Facebook as passe
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• Stop for a minute and see the world’s beauty
• Police find stolen truck right under their noses
• Man fatally shot in Mount Angel
• OSU pharmacy student’s double life exposed in arrest
• Man who stole glassware from UO lab sentenced
• DNA used by police to link man to bank heist
• Home tour participants also get a peek at energy scores
• Lawyers: Swartout pressured to confess
• Ex-teacher acquitted of sexual abuse
• Athletic camp on edge of change
• United Way prepares to replace retiring chief
• State could help pay for family’s funeral
• Bridge toll money overestimated, state says
• Portland bans plastic bags at big grocers
• Autopsies confirm mother, 2 sons stabbed before fire
• Florence burglary probe leads to arrest of two men
• Police report surgein utility trailer thefts
• Harrisburg proposes 4-day school
• Report: Crime law flawed
• Oakridge votes to seek funds
• Board punts on Civic decision
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• Roseburg teen drowns in creek
• Death row inmate drops judge request
• PEACEFUL PARADE
• Cool Eugene bikes!
• Oregonians protest Big Oil's tars sands, pipelines and megaloads.
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• New chapter for widow of Kesey
• City manager declines a pay raise for himself
• Judge advises defendant in standoff to hire a lawyer
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
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• COMMUNITY
• EUGENE LIBRARY CONJURES UP A POTTER PARTY
• Tax breaks undergo debate
• Separate coast land swaps get tangled in controversy
• FORGOING FORECLOSURE
• Headline of the Week goes to the R-G. "Teacher helps make a difference." I think The Onion is calling …
• Eugene's connections with corporations and Murdoch run deep
• Eugene's famous visitors leaving their mark by pointing to their friendships
• Eugene males also suffering from eating disorders due to culture, other issues
• BRIEFLY REGION
• State settles part of lawsuit over clinic’s closure
• Lowell ranger offices on auction block
• Former teacher’s 2nd trial begins
• LTD may revamp retirement plan
• REPELLING INVADERS
• In plea agreement, former DEI manager to repay $85,000
• County releasing ‘high risk’ inmates
• Jury finds McGuffin guilty of manslaughter
• COMMUNITY
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• Zoo defends elephant breeding effort
• Teacher helps make a difference
• 1 of 2 sought in shooting turns himself in to police
• Springfield council OKs pork — as pets
• COMMUNITY
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• OBITUARIES
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• Spring rise ebbs in region; wind farms return to full output
• State resources to vet caregivers underutilized
• Paint recycling program praised
• Ex-federal officer sentenced
• McGuffin murder case goes to jury
• Family slain in Medford
• In Oregon, even in summer, rain happens
• We had some email server problems last night and this morning, so if you sent something to us via email, please re-send!
• Photos from the The Avett Brothers' show in Salem last Saturday now up!
• OBITUARIES
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• Program encourages updating of woodstoves
• EDUCATION EXTRA: ACHIEVEMENTS
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• Growth to alter city ward borders
• UO PROGRAM PUTS TEENS ON COURSE
• Rain putting summer on hold
• Bowmer Theatre to reopen on Aug. 2
• Twice a survivor
• Summer Science Adventures Camps Now Offered at Half Price
• Lorane accident injures four
• Bankruptcy suit settled for Brownsville festival
• SWAT team arrests Eugene man after a 4½-hour standoff
• Golfers not cowed
• County OKs map software
• Campus building projects to fall off
• Light for the end of the tunnel
• ROAD REPORT
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• Thank-you is royally mysterious
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• Join us in this summer’s walk for peace
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• Register-Guard wins general excellence award
• Park and ride lot dedicated in Veneta
• LCC LOCKS IN PRICE
• 5 more sentenced in poaching ring
• Police use new approach to fight property crime
• Burglary victim sleuths out a suspect
• PEACEFUL WATERS
• Eugene shifting some ambulance coverage to Lane Rural
• In case you didn't make it to PDX to see Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder play the ukulele …
• Our photo intern, Rob Sydor, shot the Widespread Panic and Gillian Welch shows last week. Hit up the blog to check 'em out
• Iraqi heavy metal band makes it to the U.S. Acrassicauda plays 9 pm Sunday, July 17, at The Black Forest.
• Eugene Baby Boomers finding it better to keep working over retirement
• COMMUNITY
• Sheriff’s office seeks two men in shooting
• Arsonist guilty of violating probation
• Flying folk facelift
• Judge throws out EmX lawsuit
• Study tracks effects of declining predator numbers
• New round of pesticide tests
• SPRINKLING SOME JOY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Church’s use of tea to go before court
• Inmate allowed to fire his lawyers
• Eugene police warn residents of rising burglaries
• Beer!
• More than you ever wanted to know about Lane County Politics!
• Ready to be Eugene’s 29th SLUG Queen? Get your 2011 SLUG Queen Competition and Coronation application in and start bribing NOW! The 2011 SLUG Queen Competition and Coronation will be held on August 12 at the Park blocks Stage (the stage at the Satu
• TEENS TACKLE TOUGH RACIAL ISSUES AT ACADEMY
• County to consider filling counsel position
• Governor names Lee to state office post
• City looks for new use for old house
• Bethel chief to take pay cut
• EPISODE TO EXAMINE COMPULSION TO HOARD
• COMMUNITY
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• Kitzhaber gets better reviews this time
• Bound in life and death
• COMMUNITY
• Sister city delegation visits Eugene
• EPUD board demotes vice president
• Poachers will spend deer seasons in jail
• Patrol cuts affecting rural 911 response
• CALENDAR
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• McKenzie Pass road open Friday to all traffic
• Elmira man gets 11 years for shooting wife in head
• Drinking water free of fallout, state says
• Rain should mark end to the sneezy season
• CALENDAR
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• OBITUARIES
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• To get to the other side — with grace
• 3 hurt as driver falls asleep, hits tree, OSP says
• Father, son bank robbers sentenced
• Kesey statue put back in place
• Officials to hear pesticide concerns
• Battling illegal dumping
• Coburg charter school gearing up
• Shooting case ‘clearing up’
• Council recites its first pledge, but one councilor refrains
• EDUCATION EXTRA: SCHOOL NEWS
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• Dari Mart welcomes mobile produce stand to parking lot
• ENDING ON JOYFUL NOTE
• Break-in ends in gunshot injury
• EPUD to vote on possible sanctions
• ON THE ROADS AGAIN
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• Pondering the Kesey conundrum
• Project offers free prostate cancer screenings this week
• SCOURING THE RIVER
• Bikeway projects under way
• COMMUNITY
• ROAD REPORT
• VOLUNTEERS
• Salem works on jobs
• Eugene's local "Oregon Country Fair" has international appeal for people
• THEBULLETIN
• Be aware of where your thoughts are taking you
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Rainbow Family packs up after gathering
• Boat’s crew rescued after five days adrift
• ORI’s research park site gets OK
• The dog listener
• UO’s costs for building rise
• Wedding host fights reviews
• A FAMILY AFFAIR
• COMMUNITY
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• Check out Warpaint's new video on NPR and catch them live at the Country Fair this weekend! (Horse Chorale on Sat., Main Stage on Sun.)
• Need Country Fair tickets? CD World out West 11th at Seneca is selling them, which is very handy. Newcomers note: no ticket sales at the fair. See you all out there.
• Dispute focuses on forced furloughs
• Emotions run high as trial begins
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• Governor appoints Eugene attorney chairwoman of OLCC
• BUILT FOR TWO
• UO player pays off court fines
• Egg farmers, animal rights group forge pact
• Sheriff cuts 84 jail beds
• Eugene youth part of national trend of students not meeting standards
• Heading out to Fair? Scoop this free track from Marv and catch him on main stage Friday.
• Photos of Steve Earle live at The Shedd now on the blog
• Photos from July 4th at the Eugene Pro Rodeo
• Cell phone loophole disconnected
• Man suffers ‘very serious’ burns in mobile home blaze
• Driver admits abusing bus riders
• Oakridge utility rates to rise
• After 11 years, Coquille murder case goes to trial
• Arrest over spiked smoothie
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• Judge to reconsider execution requested by inmate
• Child abuser gets 25-year prison term
• Commissioners meet to set long-term goals
• CALCULATED WIN
• UFOs among the fireworks? We heard from Steve in north Eugene that he observed some unusual aircraft in the southeast skies on the Fourth of July between about 10 and 10:45 pm. Anybody else see anything weird?
• New law targets underage drinking
• Former LCC student files suit after parking lot plummet
• BLM calls its own timber plan faulty; urges it be tossed
• Human shield by choice
• QB Costa becomes officer Costa
• Compensation could be similar to Russell’s
• Berman’s assignment: Assess financial situation
• OBITUARIES
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• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• FOR THE RECORD
• Holiday weekend traffic death toll: 1
• Short-handed troopers struggle to cover state 24/7
• Willamette Street work begins; finish set for September
• Polemic Pillar
• Eugene's Hemingway fans remember when he died 50 years ago
• Former Duck Nate Costa was sworn in as a Springfield cop. Somehow Duck football players becoming police officers kinda tickles us.
• Homeless man arrested after several Eugene fires
• Body of missing firefighter, 32, recovered from Oakridge area
• She Who Knows All is right again
• OBITUARIES
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• Couple building unusual straw-bale home
• State seeks to bar contractor from work in Oregon
• BLM rethinks herbicide use
• Driver, 21, hurt when car hits tree on Highway 99 near Cottage Grove
• Creswell with pride
• Butte of a day
• Fourth of July? Ok, but what some folks around the EW office get fired up about is the Oregon Country Fair...
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
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• Parts of Pearl Street to be closed during repair project
• Oakridge sends out notices of layoffs
• Representatives recount wins, losses
• County suspends job program
• TOTALLY TUBAS
• COMMUNITY
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• FOR THE RECORD
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• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• VOLUNTEERS
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• F-15 jets to fly over Creswell holiday parade
• Colleges’ budgets studied
• Senators recap victories, failures
• AGATE HALL A NO-GO
• 65 years of lighting up the sky
• SWEET VICTORY
• Focusing on positive changes lives for better
• THE BULLETIN
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• Kitzhaber signs health plan overhaul
• Gas prices cutting down on number of travelers
• ‘Enforcement blitz’ under way
• Missing firefighter left note in truck
• CRIME & SUGAR?
• Pledge opinions heard from afar
• ORI pursuing alternate site for new building
• Danger spurs closure of Willamette River stretch
• Eugene women helping to make ends meet by working more
• COMMUNITY
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• Scorpion stings Oregon man aboard airliner
• Snow, sun make for all-around 4th
• Fireworks shows set for launch on holiday
• Young mother testifies of assault
• Neighbor, fire crew jump into action
• Judge Carp plans to dive into language studies
• FROM COURTROOM BENCH TO WORKBENCH
• No drastic changes expected from spotted owl plan
• Legislature finds compromise
• CAMP FIRE GIRLS
• Eugene Sixties fans welcome news of a touring Buffalo Springfield
• R-G Quote of the Day: "Colleagues, it’s not you and me who will be going to hookah lounges. It’s our children and our grandchildren.” - Rep. Carolyn Tomei, Portland Democrat
• Contest Rules & Fine Print The first person to reply to this post with all three correct answers is the winner. Passes will not be mailed, winner must be able to pick up the passes in person at 1251 Lincoln Street, Eugene, OR. Eugene Weekly employee
• Reggae On The River Ticket giveaway The first person to correctly answer these three questions will win two weekend passes to Reggae On The River. 1. After marrying his wife in 1966, Bob Marley left Jamaica to visit his mother who lived where? 2. Who w
• Hookah lounge bill passes
• For Russell, a career of challenges
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• Riverfront cleanup to start
• Suspect admits stabbing couple
• Lawmakers reach deal on congressional districts
• High court blocks planned execution
• It’s not the words, it’s the deeds
• Traffic signals to help flow at I-5/Beltline
• Planners say city will need 6,000 to 9,000 new homes
• PARK PARTNERS
• Flash grenade ends standoff at VA office
• Eugene Weekly invites you enter to win two weekend passes to the 27th Annual Reggae On The River! The event is Saturday and Sunday July 16th & 17th in Benbow, CA For more information about the event call: 707 923-3368 or visit www.reggaeontheriver.co
• Eugene Shakespeare fans wonder what's true about their Bard?
• Best quote from the R-G's story on Fox News coverage of the City Council Pledge of Allegiance issue: “Thank you,” wrote Loren Pierce of Reno, Nev. “You have made our decision easy for us. We have decided to move our 120-member fami
• CALENDAR
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• State speeds up highway repair job
• Two county unions shifting to cheaper health benefit plan
• A DEAL AT $22.50
• Council out-Foxed by its decision on Pledge
• Deal closes safety budget gap
• DeFazio blasts VA on clinic delays
• 911 service goes down
• 911 is back up, but maybe keep that back-up 541-682-5111 number on hand for the future...
• 911 lines are down for Central Lane. Call 541-682-5111 for emergencies.
• CALENDAR
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• Eugene kayaker injured running Bridal Veil Falls
• The scoop on street names
• Teasing thought to be shooting motive
• Eugene City Council: Pledge yes, war no
• Former ELF member gets 5 years in heroin case
• Springfield approves school budget
• Bill OK’d to loosen rules on colleges
• Timber harvest lawsuit filed
• DeFazio calls for inquiry into VA clinic bidding
• Science Factory Expanded Summer Hours And Dome Show Of The Week
• “The dead return in bodily form only to be received by families who must be reassured their dead have sacrificed for a purpose worthy of futures lost, love vanished, and promised dreams unkept. I have lost confidence that such reassurances can anym
• Hey Eugene, do you have or know someone who has a tricked-out, unique, creative and bitchin' bike? Send us a photo and contact info to artist@eugeneweekly.com We may be in touch about including you in a bicycle photo essay later in July.
• EducationExtra: Opportunities
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• EWEB panel studies conservation
• LIFE IN PICTURES
• University area street project gets under way
• Station likely to keep 2 crews
• New skills for seniors
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
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• State signs off on wind farm
• 2 die in crash
• Columbia River flood threat eases, forecaster says
• Hypocrisy can hunt you down
• UO grant for high-tech gear may help preemies
• Hot dog, it’s a race
• UO applications skyrocketing
• Bedbugs are here, but help is at hand
• Y dreams of future
• FOR THE RECORD
• Judicial pioneer Roberts dies at 88
• Eugene computer experts may play a role in Cyber Wars
• THE BULLETIN
• ROAD REPORT
• COMMUNITY
• Open and affirming congregation found
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Prosecutor: Teen told father he killed girl
• Medical marijuana trial testimony reveals deals
• Scenic highway opens to cyclists, pedestrians
• Local man hopes first election win is a big one
• City Club focuses on UO policies
• Bill revising PERS questioned
• Mental hospital still alive
• Employee charged with shooting co-worker at west Eugene shop
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Fort Hood massacre inspired Seattle plot, authorities say
• Oregon Health Plan overhaul bill advancing
• COMMUNITY
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• EWEB keeps ban on fireworks at reservoir site
• Bill on winery rules at hand
• No coasting on bicycle defense
• FUN WITH YOUR FEET
• Higher education budget shrinks
• At Shakespeare fest, shows must go on in tent
• No deal in school negotiations
• BACK TO BACH
• Explore the Wonders of China 7/26/2011 5:30 PM - 7/26/2011 7:00 PM
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• Police say 21-year-old pretended to be doctor
• Investing in the future of Kidsports
• Arson film focuses on ELF, one of its members
• Officer finds bloody knife, then suspect
• Illegal dumping of paint will cost BLM thousands
• Without debate, school board approves $309 million budget
• COMMUNITY
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• One more try at a contract
• Coos Bay family denies it defrauded military
• New county budget means loss of 57 jobs
• Eugene youth at risk to poor economy that's bringing them down
• Eugene Elvis fans wonder why the King's drug use was kept underwraps
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Springfield streets to close for sealant work
• Judge rules suspect fit to stand trial in Eugene murder case
• County leaders find goals harmony
• CALENDAR
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• U.S. mayors adopt Piercy’s resolution
• HEADS TURN AT UO’S WRONG-WAY TRACK PHOTOS
• Offender programs under the budget ax
• Education package approved
• Wet and wild
• Springfield trims 16 jobs, adds new fees
• GOP ties up school bills
• County may use furlough days
• Time to go jump in a pool
• Hundreds report fraudulent bank withdrawals
• Council may meet in middle on Pledge
• UO releases documents
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Celebrating a teacher’s legacy
• Uh oh is the UO in trouble for recruiting issues?
• Eugene's Roadshow art find goes on display, with tips for sellers
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• PROGRAM OFFERS FREE LUNCHES FOR KIDS
• Credit union works overtime
• Deer poacher gets prison term
• ADDICTED TO SNOW
• Structure failure shutters theater
• NOAA wave of fortune more like a ripple
• Education Extra School News
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• Education Extra Achievements
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• GOING OUT FOR COFFEE, 162 TIMES ACROSS 7 STATES
• LTD studying EmX effects
• VOLUNTEERS
• COMMUNITY
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
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• What would my father do?
• Springfield reviving Broiler Festival
• FAMILIES APART ON FATHER’S DAY
• Word is Commissioner Jay Bozievich is calling for budget cuts to Lane County Animal Control so big it would have to stop taking animals and return to "catch and kill." You can voice your opinion 9 am June 22 at Harris Hall at 8th & Oak duri
• Eugene celebrates fathers on Father's Day with views on new roles
• Baha’i offers a rational explanation of God
• THE BULLETIN
• COMMUNITY
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• Fire station fliers create confusion
• LTD pass program coming to an end
• Springfield vote due on cuts
• Golden Temple remedy unclear
• Package of education reform proposals gains momentum
• In a class by herself
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Oregon pot operation stretched a mile
• Pendleton groups in stink over cologne
• Local man charged in fatal 2010 crash
• Volunteers sought to battle Civic weeds
• School Offices Set Summer Schedules
• See You This Fall!
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Museum to exhibit Rockwell
• Drinking water? We’ve got it covered
• SEEING THE LIGHT
• House calls for more ignition locks
• Suicide kit ban clears Senate
• Dozens report banking breaches
• LESSONS IN GOODBYES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Union protest echoes through Oregon Capitol
• Fourth man jailed in laborer’s death
• Six escape before home lost in blaze in Coburg
• Early Release
• According to our "scientific" study, guess what is the first thing people read in the paper?
• Is Oregon ready for a big CO2 injection?
• If you really like WEEDING, show up at Civic Stadium from 10 am to noon Saturday. Bring hand tools, gloves and a water bottle. Look for the Save Civic Stadium banner.
• Eugene's local hero is still Bobby Doerr, oldest Hall of Fame
• Breakfast w/ US Senator Ron Wyden 7/6/2011 8:00 AM - 7/6/2011 9:30 AM
• Pharoahe Monch photos from last week's WOW Hall show & review by Dante now up on the blog
• Exporting Oregon Products to Saudi Arabia 7/8/2011 12:00 PM - 7/8/2011 1:30 PM
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Eugene planning TrackTown USA party
• Richardson to get $149,500 as county administrator
• Anglers feed saga of Bigfoot
• Marcola man appears in court on attempted murder charge
• Commissioners adopt resolutions on logging
• Bill to honor Kilcullen passes
• GOP budget bill targets state workers
• Music teacher facing layoff takes job in Salem
• New chief’s pay package approved
• Board ignores latest Civic plea
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• Rules change for Lariviere
• LTD campus project gets rolling
• Art Robinson weighs in on Fukishima: When asked about the radiation death toll from Chernobyl he had a shocking answer. "Mothers aborted their unborn children based on media concerns, the plant only killed 31 but tens of thousands were killed by unp
• Eugene area celebrates U of O grads, but also weary of new trouble
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• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Backyard burning ban to take effect through the summer
• House passes bill to reduce managers
• Review board backs detective in incident
• Springfield panel approves budget
• A SCHOOL’S TRIBUTE
• Lawsuit focuses on herbicide drift issue
• Campus police bill approved
• BERRY LATE
• You have to love an ode (ok fine a rap) to the Whole Foods Parking lot.
• The "Dish" 6/27/2011 3:00 PM - 6/27/2011 5:00 PM
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Washington’s Gregoire won’t seek third term as governor
• Another day, another language
• Those in frail health warned of respiratory virus
• Concerns rise over transient campers
• ‘Cool Schools’ bill advances
• Oregon House OKs ban on sale of ‘suicide kits’
• Concerns emerge early over county redistricting
• Utah paraglider arrested in Astoria Column jump
• UO star accused of driving 118 mph
• Capping an education
• You never see a bumper sticker that reads: "I'd Rather Be Weeding."
• BOOK PICKS
• OPPORTUNITIES
• CLASS OF 2011
• EDUCATION EXTRA
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Deschutes C ounty sees record foreclosures in April
• Portland area congressman finds partisanship wearing
• Camp harlow has become a kids’ paradise
• Home wrecking
• Alaskan driver faces charges in crash near Albany
• Oregon woman points police to marijuana grows
• Health officials warn of algae bloom dangers
• Results mixed in county survey
• State will investigate pesticide case
• Eugene people prepare for "next" earthquake with more awareness
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• VOLUNTEERS
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Waldport motorcyclist hurt in wreck
• Full rivers, dams create abundanceof power
• Stadium options to get hearing
• Kidd joins defendant patients
• Lawmakers looking to raise medical marijuana fees
• Browsing for free
• Going job shopping
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• ROAD REPORT
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY METRO
• THE BULLETIN
• The flag a reminder of both God and country
• Man accused of assaulting baby son
• Thief who ran down victim gets 15 years
• Man arraigned on robbery, firearm charges in Craigslist ruse
• Hundreds fall from nonprofit rolls
• Students to honor four who are gone
• Plastic bag ban hits a wall
• University joins in research, training with west African nation of Gabon
• EW's photo intern Rob Sydor got some great shots at last Tuesday's Cage the Elephant / Manchester Orchestra show at McDonald Theatre!
• Voodoo Donuts sugar high.
• Small Business Minority Outreach - Your Business. Your Concerns. Your Success. 6/20/2011 5:00 PM - 6/20/2011 7:00 PM
• Eugene police adding Tasers
• WELCOME SPACE
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Cave vandalism probe advances
• Oregon judge revokes probation for former first lady’s half brother
• After 3 months, Brookings harbor not yet repaired
• Advocates to try to block execution
• Kitzhaber signs ‘bottle bill’ revamp
• UO lobbyists push for legislative changes
• Woman guilty in incident that put victim in coma
• Man robbed responding to online ad
• Pot still boils on Civic development
• Symantec expanding Springfield work force
• Is Oregon taking care of its female veterans?
• Tonight "Grounds for Resistance," a locally made documentary of a coffee shop for veterans screens at the Bijou.
• Kitzhaber signed the revamped bottle bill into law. Yay for more recycled bottles!
• Photos from opening night of Cirque du Soleil's Dralion!
• A peek at Dralion rehearsals and costume production
• The Journey to Sustaining Market Performance and Profitability: Annual Business Forum and Luncheon on Lean & High Performance Business 6/23/2011 11:30 AM - 6/23/2011 1:15 PM
• County backs interchange upgrade
• Springfield pulls sports club plan off table
• City considers phased growth plan
• Oregon wineries bill advances, may allow broader sales efforts
• Going private for small classes
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Portland police come under federal scrutiny
• Teachers, district trade new proposals
• Suspect named in Eugene shooting
• Science Factory's Girls' Science Adventures Receives Grant
• Eugene people don't always think before they make everyday decisions
• Thief’s intent at heart of trial
• AT HOME AT SCHOOL
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Vatican asks for more time in Oregon abuse lawsuit
• FBI agent testifies in Seda appeal
• Springfield woman dies after head-on collision
• Changes in legislative districts clear hurdle
• Electric bicycle owner makes case to a judge
• Censure issue dropped
• Tuition equity bill dies in House committee
• Judge: Kidd unfit for trial
• A BET ON BUILDING
• A guy named Jerry left us a voice mail: "I despise your newspaper and our damned government and I'm hoping for the worst. I pray that bad things will happen to your newspaper and Eugene, and you will get what you deserve. When every right-think
• An Evening with Robert D. Bennett and the Eugene Chamber's YPN 6/22/2011 5:00 PM - 6/22/2011 6:30 PM
• Police ask public’s help in finding missing teen
• Parent church sues Lighthouse over membership, finances
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Former Eugene resident stuck in Kuwait can return to U.S.
• Helpers assaulted after accident
• Defense says parents victims of persecution
• Bill to ease car sharing passes Senate
• LTD will try to hold down cost this year
• Police to interview teen victim
• EWEB board mulls censure of outspoken commissioner
• Councilor wants to Pledge
• Education Extra Book Picks
• Music festival lawsuit settled
• Casual commerce
• City prepares to adjust wards
• 1 hurt in west Eugene shooting
• CROP OF TROUBLE
• Education Extra Opportunities
• Education Extra Achievements
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Nominations sought for Trashbuster award
• ROAD REPORT
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• An app a day keeps woes away
• Friends, workers, educators join to plant trees in memory of teen
• Budget crisis in fire district
• A CROWD OF COLLECTORS
• Eugene show stop uncovers rich find
• AMERICAN GIRL*
• Eugene's college grads can't find work, and must pay off student loans
• It’s a new world, but old truths still endure
• THE BULLETIN
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• UO ranks high for student drug, alcohol use
• FULFILLING CIVIC DUTY
• Kyron Horman task force to disband
• High school students offered university classes
• Best way to float river is wearing a life jacket
• Police seek fourth man in murder
• Assailant uses brick to strike woman
• State budget on track
• Students will vote on fee increase
• Brother remains vigilant in Iran captives’ ordeal
• In this week's EW: Things to do with our new best friend, the SUN!
• Anyone going to the undie run?
• Crowd pleads against program cuts
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• TV show tip leads to animal removal from home
• Attorney general promises to clarify medical pot position
• Former Eugene man stuck in Kuwait
• Western flood fears rise with snowmelt
• Murder suspect awaits extradition
• Noses will be running late
• UO to offer master’s degree in nonprofit management
• Judge denies pretrial release in infant death case
• UO tuition headed up again
• ROADSHOW ARRIVES
• Bear captured near grade school in Portland suburb
• Precinct data shows tax opposition was wide, deep
• Board scraps all Civic offers
• A GRAVE MATTER
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Bear captured near grade school in Portland suburb
• State managers cleared in energy contract
• Blue Book links state’s past, present
• Judge dismisses part of lawsuit against city
• Paper carrier spots blaze, makes call that saves house
• Bill barring chemical fails
• Eugene locals enjoy energy drinks a bit too much, say health experts
• YelaWolf review & photos from last Sunday's show at the Cuthbert
• Hey Eugene musicians get your songs into Next Big Thing and win cash, recording time and publicity! (among other cool music-y type things).
• District, teachers’ union give ground
• Cutting remarks over tall grass
• City moves to have suit over EmX dismissed
• 911 hoax behind SWAT response
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Oregon Senate votes to protect sibling soldiers
• GOP lawmaker challenges $2 million carpool campaign
• Trucks may have to limit idling time under law
• Report of naked man with knife ends in arrest
• Season of slowdowns begins
• Banning bisphenol-A in is the big fight in the Oregon Legislature this week.
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• Briefly Northwest
• Groups unite for increased fines for poaching
• TRACKING NICELY
• Does this paper seem off-center?
• Suspect jailed after crash on freeway flyover
• SOLDIERS IN SERVICE
• Housing under construction
• Explore the Wonders of China 6/23/2011 5:30 PM - 6/23/2011 7:00 PM
• Farm Food Festival
• What's on the agenda for Memorial Day?
• FOR THE RECORD
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• COMMUNITY
• BOOK PICKS
• OPPORTUNITIES
• EDUCATION EXTRA
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Oakridge project pairs jobs, laundry
• University hosts showing of civil rights film
• Boating fine cut goes to governor
• Remembering those rides
• A simple honor
• Summer Science Adventures at the Science Factory
• COMMUNITY
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Oregon lawmakers preserve targeted janitor jobs
• Naming past champs of ... names
• Five people injured in rollover accident on I-5 in Springfield
• Public still has time to suggest Cottage Grove Armory ideas
• MANE ATTRACTION
• Broad pool for judge seats
• Grocery owner details Civic bid
• County budget crisis a divisive problem
• COMMUNITY
• THE BULLETIN
• A prayer for peace and future Memorial Days
• Judge rules against fish farm
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• FOR THE RECORD
• Trial opens for couple over faith healing
• Redmond man go-to person for underwater retrievals
• Police: Pair stole from man with brain injury
• Legislator tries to move BPA ban bill
• Florence police use Tasers to subdue suspect
• Board ponders retreat to set goals
• Veterans Affairs changes clinic plan
• Legislator pursues new take on bag bill
• Datalogic laying off workers
• Extreme lighthouse makeover
• Eugene area has plenty of "Dudes" but what does it really mean to be The Dude
• Eugene's focus on the Internet discounts more important technology, says expert
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Home invasion robbery sparks police search
• Local patrols to be stepped up during busy holiday weekend
• Cemetery ceremonies, coastal event planned
• Two accused in Eugene man’s beating death
• Suicide bill advances step closer to being law
• Democrats seek kicker tax rebate changes
• Latest Civic pitch prompts lobbying
• Oregon Senate passes bill to honor fallen officer
• Springfield sports cuts decried
• Bridge draws art projects
• The EW bird clock is hooting the cry of the Great Horned Owl. Time for bed.
• WOW Hall tree update
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Bar complaint against district attorney moves forward
• Columbia River expected to rise above flood stage
• Lawmakers trimming Medicaid payments
• A twist on traditional camping trip
• Woman’s body found in Willamette River
• LTD names general manager with 30-year career in transit
• Growth decision inches closer
• Police raid possible ‘chop shop’
• Feds raid home of suicide kit seller
• Legislature sends governor a bill making ‘kicker’ rebate a tax credit
• Bottle bill overhaul approved
• SINGING OUT
• We are not watching Oprah. No TV at the office. Let us know how it ends.
• We blogged this last week (blogs.eugeneweekly.com). What do people think, should papers like The Oregonian be partnering with agenda-driven news blogs? The R-G thinks EW's advocacy journalism is a problem. We think issues like the environment and sc
• It's not raining. It's just differently sunny today.
• CALENDAR
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• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• El Salvador man was homicide victim
• Study: Danger lurks for walkers
• Historic structures find home on endangered list
• Father, son charged in robbery
• School board awaits a call on latest Civic curveball
• Willamalane gets state grant to extend path alongside river
• Crushing blow
• Science Factory Once Again a Blue Star Museum
• Saved Trapper! Go Western Environmental Law Center, Cascadia Forestdefenders, Cascadia Wildlands and Oregon Wild!
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• Golden Temple reorganization called conspiracy
• Late offer aims to save Civic
• Father, son jailed after holdup, chase
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Parking garage fall ruled suicide
• Fisherman goes missing on Portland area waterway
• Bob Welch: Prayer answered at shrine
• Wind industry demands solution to grid overload
• Oregon Senate votes to end faith healing murder defense
• Independent review of state ballot measures clears hurdle
• Eugene budget panel OKs plan for 2011-12
• Fairgrounds to restrict public access
• Eugene crime drops sharply
• Harold Camping says OOPS the Rapture is coming in October. Rapture II coming up!
• Eugene Baby Boomers taking advice from an aging movie star
• Editing this week's "Letters to the Editor." Geez Eugene, why so grumpy? Where's the happy mail?
• EW, like the three-tied sloth, believes we can fly.
• Taking flight
• Lawmakers close breast cancer surgery loophole
• Immediate aid given to family of Kilcullen
• 6 arrested at loud party
• Stronger roots
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• BOOK PICKS
• EDUCATION EXTRA
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Register-Guard reporters win honors
• EW came home from the regional Society of Professional Journalists awards ceremony last night with 14 awards, six of them first place trophies! Woohoo!
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• They’re another year older, wiser
• Coburg Road construction to shift to paving project in June
• SURVIVAL SKILLS
• New athletic digs ahead
• COUNTRY QUANDARY
• THE BULLETIN
• Peace through freedom from attachments
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Few clues in case of  body near I-5
• Attempted scam targets credit union
• Man who died in west Eugene fire identified
• Fines handed to Rust campaign
• Hookah bar slips through legislative loophole
• Civic deal just a first step
• Day care for homeless kids to close
• Eugene's biomass protest gets a shout-out in Montana.
• Slugging it out tonight!
• Curtis Salgado plays tonight at Whiskey River in Springfield. First person to tell us what movie actor Salgado inspired (and who dedicated an album to Salgado) gets two free tickets to the show tonight.
• Leadership Briefing 6/30/2011 7:45 - 6/30/2011 8:45 AM
• Leadership Briefing 6/2/2011 4:00 PM - 6/2/2011 5:00 PM
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Man, 38, gets 19 years in Blachly sexual abuse
• Pleasant weather not likely to stay
• Cultural competency bill fails again
• FLORENCE CELEBRATES ITS BRIDGE
• Medical pot changes debated
• Fred Meyer vote tips balance
• SIGN OF THE TIMES
• In a zombie apocalypse kinda mood? The Centers for Disease Control is READY.
• Drone, drone on the range/ where the unmanned aerial vehicles and the antelope play! Will Oregon be the new home for drone testing?
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Trooper sorry he caused such a fuss
• Portland voters reject school tax measure
• Medical marijuana control bill revived
• Judge sets state’s first execution in 14 years
• Russell backs Fred Meyer plan
• Innovators’ ideas, achievements recognized by governor
• Measure pursues timber payments
• RENT SOLUTIONS
• Split board taps top county official
• Man gets 13-year sentence for rape in long-cold case
• Income tax vote no shock to many
• Civic Stadium Proposal From Master/Powell Recommended to Board
• Civic Stadium Proposal From Master/Powell Recommended to Board
• Thinking of curling up in that patch of sun on the carpet for a nap…
• FOR THE RECORD
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Governor urges lawmakers to take up job growth
• McCown and Pryor win contested races for LCC Board of Education
• Two rural districts reject operations, building plans
• Incumbents stay on board
• County to evaluate interim administrator, lead lawyer
• School boards will see new faces
• Voters OK $70 million facilities bond
• School income tax is soundly defeated
• ACCENT FROM NOWHERE
• Eugene area facing the hard truth about suicide in a state where it's legal
• Conveniently enough, the Lane County Elections dropbox is on the way to tonight's Hayes Carll show at the WOW Hall. Vote first, then music!
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• Superintendent gets high praise — and a pay cut
• Heroin deaths plummet
• ACCENT FROM NOWHERE
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Three Coos Bay firefighters honored for saving woman
• Golfer puts her drive to the test
• Deadline to deliver votes: 8 p.m.
• Deputies seek three men in Veneta theft spree
• Suspect in car thefts, chase jailed
• Springfield is UO project
• Board hears Civic pitches
• Eugene Weekly's Endorsements are here: due in drop boxes by 8 pm Tuesday
• Eugene's sugar addiction seems widespread, with local obesity concerns
• Did you vote yet? Voting is good. All the cool kids do it.
• To quote the event page: When everyone is gone and god's not looking, we need to pick up some sweet stereo equipment and maybe some new furniture for the mansion we're going to squat in.
• It's a good hair day: Trump decided not to run for prez in 2012.
• Mystery shrouds camper’s death
• Gang presence increasing, police say
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• CALENDAR
• FOR THERECORD
• OPPORTUNITIES
• BOOK PICKS
• EDUCATION EXTRA
• Researchers trying beads to thwart thieving whales
• Chief faced allegations before quitting
• Work on ailing trees to create delays on trail
• LCC may turn to students, employees to close budget gap
• Bound for Balkans on a Fulbright
• Family celebrates soldier’s homecoming
• VOLUNTEERS
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Schools’ short year burdens districts
• A NEW BEGINNING
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Despite the fog, officer’s wife clearly sees community’s support
• Computer shop owner sentenced for child porn
• Hospital workers agree to contract
• Re-enactors live history
• THE BULLETIN
• King James Bible unmatched for grandeur
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• More teachers get layoff notices
• Cash becomes a player in school races
• FIELDING QUESTIONS
• Immigrant tuition bill faces fight
• Not your imagination: It’s been a dreary year
• Crew finds body of man stuck in snow for months
• LIGHTNING ROD
• The battle over biomass continues as clean air and forest activists protest the new Seneca biofuel burning cogeneration plant.
• Biodiesel was cheaper than regular diesel and gasoline today at Sequential Biofuels. Yes biking or driving a plug-in car is awesome too, but our exhaust smells like Kettle Chips!
• Eugene needs a pro soccer team. We can out beer, out pierce, out hipster, out kilt and out rain Portland and Seattle easily.
• 2009–10 State Special Education Report
• And the winner of two Kid Cudi tickets from last weeks' ASUO Street Faire is... Ben Kupferman!
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Lane County voters cast ballots
• Worker still awaits cash for injury
• Footage of intruder at dam released
• Bank worker guilty of thefts
• Forecast dulls budget ax
• Fred Meyer plan gets mixed reviews
• Ever notice that poster of Matt Damon in the window of a house on West 11th? It's gone, but not forgotten. Find a craigslist and email discussion about the poster on our blog at
• Eugene lawyers acting cool by quoting popular song lyrics from pop stars
• Buxter Hoot'n fans: Do not go see them at the Axe & Fiddle Saturday, they'll be in Portland. See them at the Axe & Fiddle tonight, and at Sam Bond's tomorrow!
• COMMUNITY
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Lawmakers release dueling redistricting plans
• State unions ready to fight
• $4 MILLION MAN
• House panel takes up immigrant tuition issue
• Her courage gives others courage, too
• Salvage logging proposed for forest’s roadside strips
• Oregon Arts Alliance to close
• Y pursues facility in Bethel
• City gets more mileage out of road repair budget
• WBL Success Studio Workshop 6/7/2011 8:00 AM - 6/7/2011 10:00 AM
• Headline of the day: Only 10 shopping days left 'til the Apocalypse!
• Climate scientists rap out (watch out, there's curse words!) Climate change is caused by people Earth unlike Alien has no sequel We gotta move fast or we'll be forsaken, [(Politician] Cause we were too busy suckin' dick in Copenhagen.
• Eugene people linked to the world via the Internet and travels abroad
• We've got a new issue out tomorrow, but for now we're reading about farmers' market prices, police investigations, and yarn bombers (there's a photo).
• COMMUNITY
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Hospital releases woman who was stranded for weeks
• Ron Paul graffiti gone, then reappears
• Springfield teachers, staff agree to freezes
• Lawmakers seek memorial highway
• County officials in ongoing rift
• City may acquire trail link
• Inmate could be executed this summer
• Caregiver sentenced in assault, theft case
• County plans public works service center that’s green
• Inquiry clears officer in incident with teen
• Eugene area TV fans note many of their favorite shows fading away
• Eugene gets some of Florida’s federal train cash
• City stays on stadium sidelines
• Judge leaves his mark
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• With death postponed, living a life
• LCC gains grant for solar power system downtown
• Senate OKs ‘suicide kit’ prohibition
• School budget panel gets to work
• Women’s advocate to speak
• Superintendent Presents 2011–12 Proposed Budget
• Eugene area women coming to terms with cosmetic procedures to stay young
• EWEB's shutting off power downtown and UO to fix an issue. Heads up for a 4:30 am blackout if you're a night owl.
• Seattle police wasting time and money investigating journalists and enviros.
• EducationExtra: Book Picks
• EducationExtra: Achievements
• EducationExtra: Opportunities
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Apartment fire injures man, kills two dogs
• School may leave downtown
• A matter of marching for a cause
• Councilors hope to get backing for Civic
• Tax campaigns rallying voters
• A BARN RAZING?
• Driver in chase remains at large
• GETTING ON TRACK
• Hilyard to undergo major reconstruction
• AN UNEVEN FIELD
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Search for missing Canadian man resumes
• Police search for suspect who fled after car chase
• Oldest letterman dies just shy of 100
• They share a picture-perfect bond
• Brewery’s limited edition beer honors EWEB, McKenzie River
• Eugene area fighting cancer each and everyday, as how to pay worries some
• Eugene is a focal point for mother's and Earth Mother's and all mothers
• Take time to show appreciation for mothers
• THE BULLETIN
• Plastic bag ban stalls; recycling debated
• Bethel group shows they take pride in their school
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• UO player receives probation sentence
• COMMON GROUND
• ORI study to take weeks
• UO’s EMU plan gets preliminary OK, but funding an issue
• DRAMATIC TWIST
• OBITUARIES
• Any rap that can get the words Osama and The Dougie in it...
• Eugene book fans looking for Mother's Day gift may pick Obama's mom
• May 21 is the end times right? Ok well, that's not for a couple weeks. For now, we've got Sasquatch Brew Fest and the Willamette music fest this weekend to keep us occupied.
• NEVER TOO LATE
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• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• No death sentence sought in murder case
• It’s not nation’s strip club capital
• Three demonstrators arrested at Seneca plant
• UO eyes campus upgrade
• Teachers balk at district offer
• Soaring gas prices pinch profits
• COMMUNITY
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• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Crews extinguish train derailment fire
• Here’s to Ike, still a Duck at 100 years
• Neighbor accused in death of 86-year-old woman
• A speaker with impact
• Kicker, capital gains idea leaves committee
• House passes cell phone bill
• Total cost to collect school tax uncertain
• House approves bottle bill revisions
• Detectives’ deck of crimes
• Eugene still likes it paper made books over E-readers, but that's changing
• Eugene honors its military members, while supporting family members too
• Geek alert: Today is Star Wars Day. May the Fourth be with you.
• CALENDAR
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• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Universities told to track teachers’ time better
• Four candidates vie for open LCC board seats
• Creswell man gets 45 years for rape
• Same tax figures, different conclusions
• Deal changes ‘kicker’ refunds
• Mayor takes councilor off panel
• Defense lawyer says Kidd is delusional, unfit to stand trial
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Go slow to really savor a marathon
• Suit against school board candidate dropped
• School bond for repairs, upgrades
• Bill would allow targeted alcohol bans
• Springfield keeps fighting the ‘fact’ that won’t die
• New site suggested for ORI
• Defense lawyer says Kidd is delusional, unfit to stand trial
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• For some, it’s justice; some don’t care
• The "Dish" 5/16/2011 3:30 PM - 5/16/2011 5:00 PM
• Science Factory Children's Museum And Planetarium News - April 30, 2011
• Eugene veterans helped to fight the war on terror even as more die everyday
• Eugene area military family members wait for their loved ones to return
• Haters gonna hate. Enough said.
• For those of you who on Twitter, the tweets from the guy who accidentally tweeted the Osama raid are pretty funny.
• In other news: May is Forest Action month!
• OPPORTUNITIES
• VOLUNTEERS
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
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• BOOK PICKS
• Homeless project reflecting on future
• Three challenge incumbent
• FOR THE RECORD
• Harrisburg voters to decide 2-year school levy
• Going the distance
• We predict the RG is now frantically coming up with a "Bin Laden Dead" headline to replace the Eugene Marathon photo that was planned.
• Dan Savage liked this week's cover story.
• Bigleaf maples near the WOW Hall are slated to be cut down.
• Succession Planning 6/14/2011 8:00 AM - 6/14/2011 9:30 AM
• CALENDAR
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• OBITUARIES
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• A tarp is better than nothing on a leaky roof
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• Siuslaw School Board incumbent faces challenger
• Fern Ridge voters to decide two school funding measures
• School tax an issue in Eugene board race
• Give and take
• ‘Fitting tribute to Chris’
• Eugene and Oregon genealogy libraries reveal Royal roots in America
• Music is not just entertainment, it is worship
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• Oregon soldier dies in noncombat incident in Iraq
• Opponents to appeal decision on gravel quarry
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• Records detail suspect’s confession
• Residents tested for pesticide
• Advocates debate need for income tax to aid Eugene schools
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• President to honor Bend math teacher
• One dismissal, one plea in tussle between Kidsports coaches
• House bill aims to prevent protests at funerals
• Bird causes power outage
• LTD job finalists urge input of public
• 9 arraigned in poaching case
• Legislators want review of gun background checks
• Agencies to help during memorial
• Hong Kong shoe company sponsors marathon
• Advocates of tax plan decry cuts at schools
• Dairy dynamos: Lochmead cows produce power
• Eugene Duck football fans enjoy NFL draft but worry about players
• This Weekly: Dan Savage, ethicist?
• Kilcullen Honor Guard Fund 4/28/2011 - 5/4/2011
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• State prison locks down after more ethnic fights
• Portland philanthropist Harold Schnitzer dies at 87
• Royal wedding: Bah humbug!
• Councilors call extension of income tax a false fear
• County proposes cutting 55 jobs
• City manager presents ‘stay-the-course’ budget
• Remarks trigger resignation
• Witness details pursuit
• Bigger news than Obama's birth certificate? DON'T EAT ARMADILLOS!
• Eugene area investors preparing for new Madoff related lawsuits
• Eugene typewriter fans view old school tech as good as gold in digital age
• The Arts and Business Alliance of Eugene BRAVA Breakfast 6/3/2011 07:30 AM - 6/3/2011 08:45 AM
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• Senate panel to discuss gun laws
• Developer offers to move stadium
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• Mine cave-in victim had 4 kids
• Bend Municipal Airport getting localized forecasts
• Budget an issue in Oakridge school vote
• Elmira writer honored
• House approves tax break transparency bill
• Rebooting Glenwood
• Parole officer to change plea
• State fails to graduate 1 in 3 teens in 4 years
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• Oregon man cited after shooting dog
• Governors pick I-5 bridge design
• Police say shooting in south Eugene is suicide
• In death, lessons for our lives
• Retired teacher, deputy seek Lowell school seat
• Insurance exchange advances
• Supporters of effort to save Civic stand up to be heard by City Council
• School tax advocates sue over pamphlet wording
• Police: Suspect confessed
• Councilor stands by remarks
• Eugene area pet owners like their cats and dogs running about without clothing
• Eugene workers trying to come to grips with computers in their lives
• Kiva is carrying food from the Cornbread Cafe. This week's news is fueled by deep fried tofu and phish. Mmmmm.
• Arcimoto unveiling, fashion week, Roller Derby. We might be a little hungover from all the excitement this weekend.
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• 2 vie for Bethel board seat
• Possible murder weapon found
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• Senate nears vote on insurance exchange
• Number of voter registrations rises as election approaches
• South Lane district candidates line up
• Hearing to focus on Civic debate
• Negotiators warily await budget news
• Chance at Eugene Mission ‘a miracle’
• Easter a reminder to seek heaven on Earth
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• Gang detectives investigating Portland shootout
• Oregon bill banning shark fins gets support
• Police investigating assaults near campus
• UO hires alumni relations director
• A LANDOWNER’S ‘TRIALS’ & TRIBULATION
• Trailblazing female judge dies at 80
• Opinions divided over LTD’s outlook
• Ralston’s remarks inflame debate
• Officer shot dead during car chase
• Oregon is voting on border collies as the state dog. New York might vote on the rescue mutt. For once, New York is cooler than Oregon.
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• Judge orders Vatican to produce files
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• Charges expanded against bus driver
• Lowell woman sentenced to probation in fatal crash
• Oregon bottle, bag bills advance
• ‘Worth emulating’
• Teachers, district still far apart on concessions
• GOING GLOBAL
• Governor signs school budget
• This week's cover is not an homage to Big Mixx the chicken moose boar pig of the Yakima Valley. FYI.
• Eugene area locals don't enjoy mystery meats, opt for natural foods
• Attack of the Earth invaders! In honor of Earth Day of course.
• Progress Mixed on Achievement Gap
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• Are those cups of tea tainted?
• House backs job limits bill
• Journalist recounts being held captive by Taliban
• Extension down, not out
• Parolee with loaded gun made threats, police say
• Authorities identify remains of local pair
• Dispute rises over EmX signs
• Rally draws OSU backers
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• Appeals court upholds regulation of captive hunts
• House votes to pass cougar hunting bill
• Portland mayor worries terror task force poses risks to civil rights
• Professor salaries see slight increase
• Eugene locals learn about coastal beach fears from Japan crisis
• Eugene area rich in Easter egg decoration history, with tips from pioneers
• Love that Earth Day and 4/20 fall in the same week. It's all about going green.
• School Year Calendars Set for 2011–12
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• Police accuse Eugene man of ransacking 17 vehicles
• Bill would regulate restraints on students
• Schools’ income tax issue debated
• Retirements to remake court
• U.S. attorney blasts Oregon medical pot system
• Linn GOP joins Robinson fight
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• Eugene area sports fans want more research into football concussions
• Arcimoto's next prototype, ready for liftoff.
• C'mon down, Portland.
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• Free health clinic draws big turnout
• Wikipedia for Eugene in question
• Lane County to pay $82,000 to settle claim of harassment
• EWEB chief gets high marks but rules out raise
• Immigrant activists push for licenses
• Man’s perjury raises sentence
• City prepares to tackle budget issues
• Senate approves campus policing
• Filers rush to finish
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• We are shocked, shocked I tell you, to hear that Oregon football players are being noisy at parties.
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• Eugene fans happy to hear Robin Williams is back on stage
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• Theater company expanding
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• City cutting back on recreation guide distribution
• Debates planned over tax proposal
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• Eugene's Gurdjieff fans say money can’t buy happiness
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• Attempt to abduct 9-year-old boy reported in Lowell
• Company agrees to help fund ‘rain garden’ in settlement
• A volt to the finish
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• Eugene area standing with people in Japan as crisis continues
• Eugene book fans reading and viewing more of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• Awaken to the realization of togetherness
• Oregon woman charged with war crimes denied bail
• Soldiers mistreated at military hospital
• Injured teen wins settlement over alleged jump
• School board attends retreat
• Input sought on political map
• Marcola house lost in fire
• County settles religious-rights lawsuit
• Increase in fees under review in Springfield
• Judge OKs Arlie & Co. plan to pay creditors
• Education funding a hot topic at Eugene School Board forum
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• Regulators order review of Oregon neurosurgeon
• Eugene's focus on football concussion consciousness gets national attention
• Eugene region looking at high gas and food prices as a new fact of life
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• Embattled Rep. Wu reports strong fundraising
• Man sentenced in attempt to kidnap sportswear executive
• Airline mechanics came to rape victim’s aid
• Expert links mental, physical health
• Clinic offers free medical treatment
• Legislation targets permits for paddled boats
• PARK FOR PUPS
• Judge OKs meetings suit deal
• Berman support initially divided
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• Metro backs EmX
• Committee votes to move ahead with a study of EmX project
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• Portland man accused of raping woman in airport
• Veneta man survives fatal head-on collision
• Easter chicks can make kids sick
• House backs school funding
• For Civic, it’s bottom of the ninth
• Council weighs role in future of Civic Stadium
• County worker’s settlement revealed
• District, teachers not close to a deal
• POLICE MOVING OUT
• Bill would delay kicker rebate
• So what do people think, tear down City Hall and build a new one, or remodel the current one?
• Exporting Oregon Products to the European Union and Mainland China 5/19/2011 11:30 AM - 5/19/2011 1:30 PM
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• Budget deal blocks wilderness policy
• Environmental informant investigated in heroin sales case
• Bill seeks change in party’s name
• California tsunami victim’s body found near Astoria
• Trooper helps with baby’s roadside delivery
• Inmate charged with robbing 17 businesses
• Longtime UO journalism professor and author dies
• Bill would delay kicker rebate
• Homicides shake up Coos County
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• EmX vote Thursday could be final one
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Senate OKs school funding
• Federal budget details emerge
• High and low
• STATE LEGISLATIVE VIDEO GOES VIRAL
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• Sex offender moves to Portland suburb after release in Utah
• Riverside life unique like Eugene
• Eco-terrorism informant faces probation hearing
• Reports allege abuse of  boys by sergeant
• ‘Suicide kit’ bill gets hearing
• Strong showing in favor of city tax
• Concessions ahead in Bethel
• Overdue honor
• Eugene dog and cat owners view pets as tops, even over people
• The Oregon Legislature rickrolls … itself.
• Animal Services has a Facebook page now for those of you interested in cats and dogs!
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• Dorena Dam subject of public hearing
• Taste of the outdoors
• Electric bicycle at issue in case
• Post office eyed as museum space
• TOUGH TIMES FOR UNITED WAY
• Eugene puts on a Kool show for local legend Ken Kesey
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• Fighting oppression of women
• Bill would aid schools, local farms, sponsors say
• GETTING A NIBBLE
• Agency upset at funds denial
• Tax proposal prompts citizens to act
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• Deadline passes for bills to advance in Legislature
• Two charged with murder
• Terrorism prosecution hits snags
• Authorities investigate fire that killed Oakridge homeowner
• Officials: Informant violated probation
• PAPERBACK PACK
• No new ideas on Civic Stadium
• Powers hit hard by abuse scandal
• ‘Sometimes danger finds you’
• Praying with words of God reveals answers
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• Mmm baking.
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• Court: Drug dogs must be proven reliable
• Ex-patient files suit against hospital
• LTD’s lessons learned from EmX
• Opponents file lawsuit over EmX expansion
• Some don’t get comic’s humor
• Synthetic ‘bath salts’ outlawed in Oregon
• GOP cries foul over education panel
• Bottle deposit debate returns
• Coping with closures
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• Eugene area offers lots of free music happenings this spring and summer
• Eugene area sees spike in area military recruiting due to recession
• And now for a new Facebook update: TERROR.
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• Welcome to April trivia, Chris Lick
• RV company fire damage estimated at $400,000
• Fatal abuse of infant son brings 18-year sentence
• Lawmakers toss out cigarette-butt litter bill
• Capitol bills face do-or-die deadline
• Panel airs anti-abortion bill
• Kitzhaber asks lawmakers to roll back kicker checks
• Senate advances school chief bill
• Mayor’s e-mail riles potential Fred Meyer developer
• Eugene family joins new shoe partner
• Earth Day
• Eugene homeowners facing foreclosure and new flipping methods
• Oregon: Ranked less peaceful than Utah, but more peaceful than South Dakota!
• Yay! Chow! Tomorrow! Food!
• Clinic gets a transplant
• VA clinic siting expectedto wind up by year’s end
• Umbrella board for schools weighed
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• Eugene woman takes 2nd on reality show
• Badly injured ATV rider walks 12 miles after crash
• Portland evidence storage needs improving, audit says
• Town honors Cobain with sculpture
• Kidnap ringleader pleads guilty
• Fire chief contract turnabout sought
• Cottage Grove man cleared in fatal shooting
• Mushroom picker is found safe
• EWEB rates to rise in May
• Small Business Minority Outreach - Your Business. Your Concerns. Your Success. 4/25/2011 5:00 PM - 4/25/2011 7:00 PM
• Science Factory Presents Fun with Bugs!
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• Crashes lead to multiple charges for two drivers
• Some radios retrieved; 2 men charged
• City sees enough space for housing
• EmX takes complicated route
• Key groups weigh in on schools tax
• Richard McAnulty tells of his wife and his life
• Eugene locals walk Florence beaches and find real concerns
• Eugene area still under radioactive cloud of fear from Japan
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• Medical pot user settles with city
• TREASURING HISTORY
• 2 students lost in tragedy share Mr. Axeman title
• Cut in supervisors draws support
• NEW IDEAS COME IN MANY PACKAGES
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• UO lectures to explore stuff of life
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• ARMORY’S FUTURE
• School negotiations to be key
• A BUSINESS DECISION: SINK OR SWIM
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• Pets to be allowed in some park yurts
• 2 armed men sought in Salem holdup
• Teen held in probe of Oregon girl’s disappearance
• Man acquitted in teen’s death
• Tsunami’s debris drifts toward coast
• Judge rules alleged killer unfit for trial
• Panel guts film subsidy proposal
• Planning for the future at Planned Parenthood
• New superintendent Q&A
• Sheriff’s sergeant quits over claims
• Deal reached in county lawsuit
• Pastor inspires through dedication to service
• A drive to do good
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• Nominees Announced for 2011 ACE Awards
• Eugene area Indian casinos sharing in recession woes
• A CORE BUSINESS
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• Oregon ranchers want wolf damage payments
• State lawmakers consider by-the-mile electric car tax
• Judge finds logging plan withdrawn illegally
• I-105 eastbound lanes over I-5 to be raised
• Plea, sentencing hearing set in fatal abuse of baby
• McAnulty hearing may signal plea change
• MARCH GOES OUT ALL WET
• LONG DAY’S WORK FOR RESCUERS
• 2 judges to help mediate lawsuit
• Digging downtown
• Science Factory Children's Museum And Planetarium News - March 31, 2011
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• Small amount of radiation found in Washington milk
• Attorney general briefed governor on probe involving companion
• State tells Coos County to reconsider LNG line
• Glenwood dump adds Sunday hours
• Bikers back bill to ride free of helmets
• Tough and tender
• UO financing plan put on hold
• County falls below state average in new health ranking
• Board delays ballpark decision
• AUTISTIC FLAIR
• Eugene man admits class-action fraud
• Zelenka pushes to save stadium
• Lawmakers urge broad cuts
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• Senate passes immigrant tuition bill
• BLM taking proposals for wild horse sanctuaries
• Park to replace flood-damaged public schools
• Small town’s school bus drivers help steer children
• Woman crawls from burning trailer
• Bogus investor accepts plea deal
• Bills to create state finance board come into limelight
• PLAYING DOG TAG
• Got (radiation in your) milk? Spokane does. Not to worry the EPA says...
• EW former intern and sometime freelancer Cali Bagby gets an AP Broadcast award honor for her work for KVAL: “Embedded in Afghanistan”
• Eugene area Spring Break antiquing destination is Purple Pelican
• Plastic bags, honey badgers and the post office.
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• Personality, not madness, in her picks
• Florence fire agency offers $100 reward for stolen radios
• Rainwater tested for radiation
• No charges in boat accident
• Shoot straight, everyone
• Tall ships on the Coast
• Truth on tabloids
• Eugene fish fans thinking twice about seafood due to radiation from Japan
• Snakes and South by Southwest.
• It is not raining at this very moment. At least not on the EW office.
• Body of fisherman found in river
• If tax passes, schools still face gap
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• Projects seek way out of forest logjam
• Airline’s glitch grounds many flights
• County seeks citizens to aid in redistricting
• Florence to press for policy change
• ON ANGEL WINGS
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• ‘Nearly nuclear’ anecdotes
• A DAY TO FURTHER LEGACY OF KESEY
• Jester for fun
• Plan promotes safer cycling
• Tsunami keeps teaching lessons long after water recedes
• Man missing in boat accident
• BROKEN BONDS AND TORN TRIBES
• Federal Commission finds massive greed as causing recession
• Eugene area Sixties protesters remember "bomb" protests that are real again
• Eugene youth and others "into" games and Merlin centered role playing
• Car sharing gains speed as travel option
• Overhaul urged for state health plan to cut costs
• Lives dedicated to nonviolence inspire us
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• Vet helps homeless with pet care needs
• Bicyclist’s family requests help in finding vehicle
• Former inmate sues jail over injuries
• Jesuits settle for $166 million
• Police: Missing woman likely killed by husband
• Oregon death row inmate’s sentence upheld by court
• Brookings port given disaster tag
• Fire destroys shop, classic cars
• EWEB says it’s ready for electric cars
• INTO THE GROVE
• It is one week til April Fools.
• Eugene locals own a lot of coastal property that's not selling
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• Springfield inmate had told family of suicide plans, reports say
• Man’s gunshot wound tips police
• Her true calling
• Bill would restrict psychotropic plant
• Oregon Senate votes to require all-day kindergarten
• Russell opposes delay on Civic
• ON THE RISE
• Eugene area tech fans getting more wired too multitask more but its not working
• Eugene area college students being hurt by too much tech, say experts
• What to read first? Letters to the editor? Badly spelled personal ads? Calendar?
• Lack of evidence left jurors in doubt
• Curbside change
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• VA notifies veterans of missing IDs
• Linn County pair arrested in dairy burglary
• Discovering the lost art of listening
• Minute traces of radiation in Oregon called no threat
• 18-year-old accusedof setting fire in school
• A boatload of fees
• School board posts contested
• Bill in Legislature would set $90 fine for tossing cigarette
• Please do not poop Nuclear Boy!
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• Tsunami reveals problems with north coast response
• Immigrant tuition bill moves toward Senate vote
• Car leaves road, plunges 100 feet; motorist survives
• Plea deal ends twisted tale of broadcaster’s stolen head
• Radios stolen from fire station
• Cheer team gets national invitation
• Timely advice: Be prepared
• Union floats budget proposal
• Science Factory to Celebrate Nanotechnology
• Where to go for your daily radiation update.
• Eugene area small businesses get new help from federal government
• Shooting verdict: Not guilty
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• U.S. wildlife service proposes doubling plover nesting areas
• Nudists fear being covered by Oregon strip club laws
• 66 years on, they’re still War Brides
• Officials fear lost man fell into creek
• Authorities looking for sex offender who absconded from parole
• House passes bill easing concealed handgun law
• Rink gets one-year reprieve
• Concert Announcement at University of Oregon Dance Department
• Eugene UFO fans welcome new "Earth" book that welcomes Aliens
• Eugene area looking for more help from Fannie Mae, and for veterans
• Eugene area faces youth suicide as a clear and present worry
• First Friday Reception 4/1/2011 5:00 PM - 4/1/2011 8:30 PM
• Wind power projects make BLM’s list
• Oregon troopers trail on technology
• Forest Service plans 132 miles of Hills Creek road closures
• LCC tries to find right mix for funds
• Panel to discuss Civic Stadium input
• Wishful watching
• Failures at a facility
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• Boeing completes first flight of long-haul passenger jet
• Idaho lawmakers revive guns-on-campus push
• Cars, wood smoke, solvents lead state air pollution risks
• Harry & David sued over contract issue involving call centers
• Timeless lessons come to life
• Physics Slam gives public inside look at science
• SENDING ENERGY
• Bracing for a taxing job
• SUICIDE KITS SELL DEATH BY MAIL
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• Fire spurs training effort
• Grants Pass woman battles inoperable 7-pound tumor
• Net maker hopes for receptive market
• Tonight is the supermoon! Tides will be higher. Will wolves and coyotes howl louder?
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• Rewards offered in shootings of horses
• Judge grants Eastern Oregon ranchers reprieve on grazing
• Deal reached to lift wolf protections in 2 states
• His intricate work is donated to a Boys & Girls Club
• Strapped Oregon counties look to Legislature for help
• Police seek man after knife attack
• Bank robbery suspect sought for two heists
• Fire claims Pleasant Hill home
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• Ducks to lead Portland’s Rose Festival parade
• Be open and welcoming, the undefended heart
• Bill aims to protect custody rights
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• Jury to weigh Plunk trial testimony
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• EW! A Blog. Now with more rugby photos!
• Eugene area locals facing the trauma of Tsunami and radiation fears
• Eugene's Sixties locals remember the man called "Owsley"
• Mmm Swizzle … dives, hot bartenders, drinks and bouncers!
• Connect For Lunch 5/4/2011
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• Annual Business Forum on Lean: The Journey to Sustaining Market Performance and Profitability 3/31/2011 11:30 AM - 3/31/2011 1:15 PM
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• Bill would let schools opt for more in taxes
• Council OKs step toward new City Hall
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• Commissioner seeks 20% cut in district attorney’s salary
• Proposals aim to restrict strip clubs
• Blaze rips through auto recycling warehouse
• Plunk denies robbery attempt
• Just heard Owsley Stanley, the Acid King, died last week Down Under. Great story in the NYT at
• Girls just wanna have scrum!
• Chamber 101 Orientation 5/3/2011 12:00 PM - 5/3/2011 1:15 PM
• Eugene authorities warn of new telephone scams
• Crews restore power to most homes
• Memories of a nearly nuclear coast
• Oregon lawmakers reverse home-brewing rule
• Oregon: Tsunami warning system to be reviewed
• LTD sides with city on EmX
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Lawmakers target child sex trafficking
• Federal authorities seek identity of man trespassing at dam
• Board approves $70 million bond measure for ballot
• Tax foes launch opposition
• Eugene names new superintendent
• Civic decision delayed
• Women’s Gift Providing Support To Women and Children at Risk
• On a more cheerful note … Molly Templeton is blogging from SXSW!
• Interactive radiation plume graphic.
• Eugene area coastal people learning to live with Tsunami warnings
• Eugene area Japanese-Americans facing crisis here and Japan
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Days after storm’s big blow, lights still out for hundreds
• Judge upholds city tax ballot title
• County to raze Extension building
• Pair questions police encounter
• Chemical ban gets hearing
• Barista describes robbery that turned into shooting
• Scammers using disaster as a way to bilk consumers
• Board gets first vote on Eugene bond issue
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Greenpeace has a pretty good page regarding information on the nuclear plant fires and radiation issues.
• Rain sends mud flowing in Washington
• Oregon considers better policing of outdoor recreation guides
• Time capsule contains bit of irony
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Firefighters help limit damage from mill blaze
• Acclaimed photojournalist dies at 63
• Charter school bill rejected
• Bill targets powerful seafood processor
• Freddy’s best for Civic site, panel says
• Crews work to restore electricity
• Eugene sends help to Oregon coast locals in wake of Tsunami
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY REGION
• House to vote on charter schools bill
• Puppy boom has shelter seeking food
• Hearings set on 2 permits for UO
• Disaster status sought for port
• Athletes’ parking lot opens at UO
• Passing windstorm packs a punch
• EducationExtra Achievements
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• lil late on posting but...
• ‘Drug deal that went bad’ leads to school lockdown
• VOLUNTEERS
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THERECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• In Oregon, four seasons not enough
• Ethics panel to review annexation complaint
• Defense tries to bar testimony
• UO: Japanese students try to reach families
• Brookings: In damaged harbor, a rush for repairs
• Warming center puts life in perspective
• THE BULLETIN
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• b3.cr.digest.0312
• Carbon monoxide home alarms deadline nears
• Lawmakers propose 4-day government workweek
• Driver flees crash, hits 2nd vehicle
• Hearing on tax vote into OT
• ADDING TO DIN OF DOWNTOWN
• Japan overwhelmed
• Robbery suspect’s trial begins
• Railroad signals tangle traffic
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Fern Ridge’s ballot is heavy
• Bills look to lower capital gains rate
• Brakes being applied to EmX
• Critics say BPA drops ball while juggling its power
• Disaster hits Japan
• BRIEFLY REGION
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• Columbia tar balls likely from barge
• Abortion bills make return, though prospects uncertain
• Landslide buries railway tracks
• Dog up for hero award after heart attack scare
• Miners hope to reach snowbound basin early
• Bill targets faith-healing parents
• Suicidal Springfield jail inmate sought to speak with nurse
• Collision halts officer’s crash response
• Hey lady, you might not have liked that cover photo but we're not the ones who used the word "dildo" in the paper!
• This week we are all about the home and garden. And PIELC. And music, and Dan Savage. Wait can you have Dan Savage in a home and garden issue? Ah well.
• Springfield police fire Taser on man
• ‘Pillars’ of growth envisioned
• Judge allows hospice house in rural Santa Clara
• Crews, owners assess fire damage
• Council backs EmX extension
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
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• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• School bus driver fired over flag pushes to be rehired
• Alleged white supremacist held in MLK Day bomb case
• What does blinking red light mean?
• County steps up dog licensing effort
• Eugene area under threat of massive cyber-hackers
• WBL Success Studio Workshop 4/7/2011 8:00 AM - 4/7/2011 10:00 AM
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OSU condemns Robinson assertions
• TAX BATTLE BEGINS
• School board faces ‘tough decision’
• Board approves school closures
• Fire destroys 3 businesses
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Disgraced former governor’s portrait removed
• Family of drunken-driving victim sues convicted motorist
• Theft case headed for closure with plea
• Eugene to host summer triathlon
• Eugene Storefront Art Project 2011 Call For Artist: How To Submit Your Art
• Robinson says OSU targeting his kids
• Team-building is Kalispell educator’s forte
• Living history lesson
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Airport’s ‘fliers’ to get an upgrade
• Inmate’s death apparently suicide
• Husband says woman died in fall from pickup
• Ice fans seek more fundraising time
• Business tax break added to bill
• City tax proposal challenged
• Eugene student studies former Nazi general who backed Hitler
• Local dog bites off master's toes, but dog viewed as doing good
• Eugene artists celebrate the Beats and Bob Dylan's protest songs
• Inventor sues local archery company
• COMMUNITY
• Rachel’s story
• Bills aim to add education options
• Student achievement tops candidate’s priorities
• When ‘organic’ food isn’t
• Education Extra Achievements
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• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
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• Oregon’s commercial salmon expectations rise
• Body found on roadside near Goshen investigated
• Arts commission may get some ink
• Science Factory After Dark Welcomes Adults
• Court clerk files 2nd lawsuit
• Superintendent list narrowed down to three
• Power to the people
• VOLUNTEERS
• CALENDAR
• FOR THERECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Event to spotlight nuclear energy concerns
• SWAT team’s conduct probed
• A FAST COURT
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• End squabbling, governor declares
• Painting to guide Fort Hoskins restoration
• Into the void
• Columbia River bridge construction could start in 2013
• Man awakens to find dog has eaten his toes
• Fix for failing roof a county gamble
• OLD, YOUNG, ACTIVE
• Search continues in coast forest
• Water line work will shut down Pearl Street intermittently
• A victim of scapegoating
• Suit claims ‘dirty tricks’ used to accrue fishery assets
• Seafood king under fire
• Tweeting from PIELC, find us at. #pielc on Twitter.
• It's Friday; we've got coffee. It's all good.
• BRIEFLY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• UO scientist digs up clues to early coast lives
• Lorane grade school to close
• Seafood king under fire
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• Bus driver suspended over flag flap
• Foes of ORI building try unusual tactic
• Students making video with fake guns end up facing cops’ real guns
• Amendments to plastic bag ban approved by Senate panel
• Second ‘intervention’ van funded
• Judge closes files in Seda case
• EmX action just around the corner
• Debate heats up over tax for schools
• Funding shuffle an uphill battle
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY
• Man’s family says absence isn’t normal
• ‘Lucky’ Florence man glad to be safe
• FILMS FOCUS ON MAGIC AROUND WORLD
• Bills would limit campaigns
• Dying giant loses last limbs
• Eugene father praises son at VA clinic, while Sheen's expose issues
• Eugene area facing four dollar for a gallon of gas, and "freaking"
• EW! A blog: Green Digs: LCC offers low-carbon, car free living downtown
• Who's going to 2011 PIELC? Well, we are.
• We're thinking about drinking. Partly because our minds just go there sometimes, and partly because we have this sexiest bartenders contest thing that someone will probably write an angry letter about: Shallow hegemonic endorsement of the discursive
• Regional Prosperity Initiative Membership Meeting 4/1/2011 07:30 AM - 4/1/2011 08:45 AM
• Eugene students and locals hooked on multitaksing
• Talk to writers Rick Bass and David James Duncan about rivers and the tar sands tomorrow night on an online chat.
• Congressman Wu says his mental health is not job issue
• High court to hear child welfare case from Oregon
• Groundbreaking set for LCC downtown project
• Safety sign going up on Delta
• Inspired students set up event
• RODEO RIDES AGAIN
• FOR THE LOVE OF A SOLDIER
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Washington couple rescued after 4 days trapped in snow
• Governor presses for school authority
• Oregon teens get ‘enhanced’ class with college professors
• Eugene Peace Corps volunteers celebrate 50 years of service
• Inmate property claims cost thousands
• Neighbors find bodies of couple in Cheshire home
• Low temperatures fill homeless shelters
• Standards changing for college entrance
• Bill targets donated buildings
• Long route to ultimate penalty
• Teachers, staff face job uncertainty
• The Creator loves us and wants us to have joy
• THE BULLETIN
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Guns from armory prove to be hard for police to recover
• Negotiations start quietly in Oregon
• We would laugh at NPR's status update: "Some of you may have noticed that a bit earlier one of our producers posted a personal picture on this page. She says sorry. She accidentally posted it from her iPhone. And if you were wondering, the pic
• Coburg’s interim police chief resigns
• Stuck in a snow zone
• Schools prepare notices of layoffs
• Child killer gets death
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY REGION
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• Judge to rule on proposed checks
• Murderer given 25 years to life
• Florence man gets prison for viewing, trading child porn
• OBITUARIES
• EW doesn't publish letter about toxic contrails. Does our editor lack testicles or is it a science issue. You decide.
• Who went to the Planned Parenthood rally yesterday?
• Warren Buffett would totally let Eugene tax him for schools.
• Eugene computer experts pick Einstein over Watson
• LCC classes are cancelled. UO classes are not. LCC students are thumbing their collective noses at the Ducks.
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• ‘Moon trees’ take us back 40 years
• Church sued over 1975 sexual abuse allegation
• Dispute erupts over lottery funds
• Meetings ruling still stands
• LOW-GROWTH PAINS
• Frigid Canadian front may bring record cold
• McAnulty to jury: ‘Sorry’
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Defense wants evidence in money smuggling trial
• Ahhh it's snowing!!! We're all going to melt!!!
• As the alt weekly, we try to write about what the other media miss. Or have another viewpoint. Thus we are raising our collective eyebrow at all the snow freakout nonsense (but we are secretly planning building snowmen.)
• Trask's photos of the Justin Townes Earle show from last Sunday
• Legislators seek to end faith healer protection
• Police officer shot on coast leaves hospital a month later
• EWEB offering green energy grants
• Medical marijuana fight looms in Salem
• CALENDAR
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• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Wu says he sought help after acting inappropriately
• County asks judge to revisit ruling
• Kids want to flake out; schools wait on weather
• Council tweaks tax proposal
• Brothers describe childhood horrors
• Today is National Margarita Day. Reports vary as to who invented the salty tequila goodness, but everyone seems to agree it was named after a woman … drum roll please … named Margarita or Marguerite. Hooray for adult beverages.
• It's snaining (snow+rain=snain) in Eugene.
• Honor a Teacher or Other 4J Educator Today!
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• State Supreme Court rules against anonymous juries
• Turnover strikes Springfield planning panel
• Taking flight?
• Lakeside man charged with girlfriend’s murder
• Toxic leak leads to lawsuit
• Police identify shooting victims
• World unrest helps drive up gas prices
• Plan would revise ‘kicker’ use
• Catching cold
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• Lunch & Learn with Greenlight Greater Portland 3/14/2011 12:00 PM - 3/14/2011 1:30 PM
• Has Facebook killed blogs? NYT:
• Does anyone actually celebrate Presidents Day?
• Education Extra Book Picks
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• ‘All Sizes Fit’ in UO health campaign
• Man, woman found dead of gunshots
• Bright idea to recycle light bulbs catching on
• East meets West in flavorful festival
• Ruling shines a light on lining up votes
• Education Extra Achievements
• Education Extra Opportunities
• COMMUNITY
• President Obama wants more tech taught in Eugene area schools
• VOLUNTEERS
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Kitzhaber’s biomass jobs strategy faces hurdles
• Driver clocked at 128 mph on I-5
• Birth To Three honors foundation leader
• A mother’s grace and strength
• Lowell council to discuss possible missing funds
• Power of film
• Utility may tank sewer system
• Cash that costs
• UO revamping MBA program
• EUGENE PURSUES A DENTAL EXTRACTION
• City official cuts own position
• In Oregon, Obama praises Intel’s operations
• Tax change may exempt poor
• SAFE CROSSINGS
• Accept invitation to enter a place of refuge
• THE BULLETIN
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Prosecutors defend conduct in charity trial
• 1 killed, 4 injured in two-car collision on Highway 20
• Coburg Road gaining another traffic light in coming week
• Snooowwww..... Freak outttttt!!!
• Obama in Oregon today, talk of Eugene area becoming more high-tech
• Eugene's Net fans viewed as part of the bee hive, without control
• Photos from Elton John's sold out show at The Matthew Knight Arena now up on the blog!
• Obama to focus on high-tech in visit to Oregon
• Senate approves tax code changes
• Crews prepare osprey relocation plan
• SWAT raid gets man, leaves mess
• Sister fills in disturbing details
• State recovery under way
• ELECTRIFYING ELTON
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Shooting’s bullets hit Oregon family
• Congressman tries to cut dam removal study
• Block Kids Competition Planned To Inspire Young Builders
• Been following the protests in Madison, Wisc., (aka "little Egypt")? Gov. Scott Walker tried to union bust, but the unions aren't having it. Wonder if Eugene could ever get 20,000 people together for a protest...
• Greeters Networking Meeting 3/25/2011 07:30 AM - 3/25/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 3/18/2011 07:30 AM - 3/18/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 3/4/2011 07:30 AM - 3/4/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 4/1/2011 07:30 AM - 4/1/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 2/18/2011 07:30 AM - 2/18/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 2/25/2011 07:30 AM - 2/25/2011 9:00 AM
• Eugene folks still remember and fear the Rajneesh on 30th anniversary
• Toys! Justin Bieber! Schools! We got carried away by kids this week.
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Oregon bill would relax motorcycle helmet law
• Health care benefit cuts look likely for state workers
• Obama to speak about education on Oregon stop
• Boy Scout interview resonates
• Suspect in Coquille robbery arrested in Drain traffic stop
• LTD to delay EmX vote
• Lawmakers bipartisan in cheer for the Ducks
• Ten years tacked onto man’s sentence
• Man admits Lowell killing
• Eugene School Board chooses three finalists for superintendent
• Stepfather testifies of horrors inflicted on Eugene teenager
• WINTER’S RETURN
• Planning Underway for School Closures, Mergers
• Will Portland go fragrance free? Its City Council votes today. If it passes the city will have a fragrance-free workplace. No perfume, cologne and after shave and or "strongly scented deodorant." Apparently "fragrant employees could face
• Arena show poses parking puzzle
• Testimony: Many reported suspicions of abuse
• Economy up, but revenues not
• WINTER’S RETURN
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Conservationists sue gold miner
• Scout officials, Mormon leaders were warned of abuser, suit says
• Portland weighs rejoining task force on terrorism
• Police chief defends hospital where man died in parking lot
• Prosecutors criticize sentencing report
• State reverses position over Realtors’ fund
• Hendricks Park access improves for area hikers
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Slowing down has its rewards
• Woman accused of credit card fraud
• Scuffling coaches go to court
• Honoring a teen’s life
• Payments to counties squeezed but remain
• Tuition bill would help kids of illegals
• City to send voters school income tax
• For those of you following the liquified natural gas (LNG) issue.
• Dear concerned citizen-reader: No that is not her nipple. That's her thumb. Clearly you are unfamiliar with human anatomy and where nipples are actually located on a woman.
• Almost 5pm on Valentine's Day. Nothing like an excuse for chocolate and drinks.
• Latino Business Network 3/8/2011 5:00 PM - 3/8/2011 7:00 PM
• Eugene lovers choose Facetime over Facebook
• Women Business Leaders 3/9/2011 11:45 AM - 3/9/2011 1:15 PM
• A run for the fun of it
• Parole officer faces new lawsuit
• Sex author to talk on campus
• A taste of trouble
• EDUCATION EXTRA Book Picks
• EDUCATION EXTRA Opportunities
• EDUCATION EXTRA Achievements
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Coburg Road water pipe work shifting to nights
• Young Professionals Network Meet the Rogue Nation 3/1/2011 5:00 PM - 3/1/2011 7:00 PM
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• VOLUNTEERS
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• A valentine to 20 towns in Oregon
• EPUD recovers record amount of landfill gas
• Restaurant workers repaid
• Sparking girls to be scientists
• Council to vote March 9, but can it stop the project then?
• At the 11th hour
• Valentine's Day somewhat of a hassle for Eugene youth
• THE BULLETIN
• Preparation for pastoral care began at age 5
• CALENDAR
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Searchers keep up work to find fugitive
• Governor creates team to help him remake public schools
• Measure 11 criticized in report
• Tricky Teacher
• Teen’s life of abuse detailed to jurors
• Police sergeant dies at gun range
• Gift of home for OUS chancellor comes with bill of $50,000 a year
• “I appreciate the fact people may think I live in the global village,” Ferrioli said. “I do not.” Oregon Sen. Ted Ferrioli is also known as they guy who introduced the bill to make the border collie Oregon's state dog.
• Angela Davis lecture in Eugene a reminder of freedom fight in Egypt
• Love is what many in Eugene want for Valentine's Day
• Chamber Website Advertising Opportunity Meetings 2/11/2011 - 3/11/2011
• CALENDAR
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• Symantec adds quake resistance
• Pedestrian hit, killed at risky stretch
• Homebrew bill hops its first hurdle
• Arena under budget, audit says
• Inmate’s stillborn baby was a twin
• Prosecutor describes abuse
• DOES RUST EVER SLEEP? OREGON, WATER, & THE FUTURE Friday at 11:45 at the Hilton.
• All hail the gerontocracy!
• In EW today: Everything you ever wanted to know about the science of sex. Happy almost-Valentines. Let the letter-writing begin.
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Snowboarder rescued off cliff
• Mental evaluation ordered for suspect in chief’s death
• Legislators weigh business tax rollback
• Bob Welch: Just 12, and he’s way better than cool
• Bank officer receives top United Way award
• School tax raises questions
• Lane jail inmate delivers fetus
• Mother’s fate rests with jury in murder case
• Fired watchdog sues city
• Living with the heartbreak
• Eugene area tech experts warn of data mining that hurts privacy
• Eugene favorite "Naked Lunch" celebrates 50th anniversary
• Valentine's Day is drawing near … heh.
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• PacifiCorp resolves complaints over Klamath River flows
• Moderate earthquake rumbles off coast
• Coburg Road traffic signal scheduled for repair
• Albany man pleads guilty to fraud
• County meeting limits sought
• Man gets 20 years for gunfire
• Hoop coaches sidelined after tussle at eighth-grade game
• Plastic bag ban debated in Salem
• EmX on the hot seat
• Nikon Small World Exhibit to Visit Eugene
• A lethal beauty
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Prosecution unlikely if petty criminals flee state
• School retrofits would pay off, lawmakers say
• Their just awards
• Bill targets firewood pests
• Former assisted-living aide gets 18 months for theft
• Deputies identify man involved in shooting
• Father and son investigated in poaching scheme
• Governor is cool to schools’ local tax
• A lethal beauty
• Rally for Education — Monday, Feb. 21, in Salem
• Rally for Education in Salem — Monday, Feb. 21
• Oregon legislative update: Last week the House Rules Committee unanimously passed HCR 10, a resolution congratulating the 2010 University of Oregon Ducks football team on their season The bill goes to full vote of Oregon House of Representatives on Feb.
• Now up on the blog: Kai Hayashi's photos from Bassnectar's sold out show last week!
• Education Extra Achievements
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• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Volunteers sought for homeless event
• EmX opinions invited at hearing
• HOSPITAL’S UNIVERSITY MAKEOVER
• School district mum on candidates
• South Eugene gripped by grief
• South Eugene High community gathers to grieve drownings
• CALENDAR
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• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Charter school born with effort
• EWEB seeks members to serve on advisory panel
• Cottage Grove area man shot to death
• MAKING A BUSINESS CONNECTION
• Meeting law under study
• WORK ON THE EDGE
• Two students die at coast
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Woman held in coin, jewel burglary
• Nursing home worker sentenced in attempted sexual abuse case
• Official accused of ethics violation
• Springfield delays budget cuts
• Tax breaks offered as economic boost
• CAUGHT ON CAMERA
• THE BULLETIN
• Claim power, strength from the love of God
• FOR THE RECORD
• Girls Find Strong Mentors In Science
• Eugene football fans put player safety first when there's concussions
• Eugene woman loses $6,000 to phone scam
• Eugene growth plan still developing
• Organizers in rift over country music festival
• Sherrod will speak in Eugene on racism
• Riverfront building project nears start
• Tips temporarily raise hopes in search for fugitive
• Focus shifts to labor talks
• BRIEFLY REGION
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Road work to affect Eighth Avenue
• The Oscar Mayer Weinermobile is in town. Kitsch lovers will go take pictures. Vegans wil go protest. It's at Fred Meyer on W. 11th from noon to 5 pm today. They will be giving away "weinerwhistles" with no irony.
• Dear LCAS and Greenhill: Make a commercial like this … please!
• UO debates allowing armed campus police
• County board cuts aide jobs
• Fred Meyer complex joins proposals for Civic Stadium
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Ponder this: Big storm, which book?
• Starting Monday, drivers will be under extra scrutiny
• STILL THE SPIRIT OF CHAMPIONS
• Schools’ fates decided
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Eastern Oregon house fire kills 2 young girls
• Man charged with murder of 2-year-old
• Coburg Road project to begin
• School district receives two proposals for Civic Stadium site
• Charter school proponents await vote in Eugene district
• Boundary changes draw complaints in Springfield
• No surprises in school budget
• Governor’s redesign
• Fugitive planned to travel to islands
• Angela McAnulty pleads guilty
• Angela McAnulty pleads guilty
• This weekend isn't just Super Bowl Sunday, it's also "Porn Sunday" according to XXXChurch.com, which may or may not have a sense of irony about its events with names like "Porn and Pancakes."
• Bandon man sentenced for murder
• EWEB plan for its river frontage advances
• Panel favors 13th Avenue for routing the new EmX
• Manhunt goes international
• Proposal would charge drivers of electric cars
• A school up a creek
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• State hospital works to match remains, kin
• Suspect named in fatal crash
• Grounded barge leaks oil into Columbia
• Bob Welch: Baldy bench honors geographer
• Suspect in coffee theft arrested after I-5 chase
• Why yes, we ARE the liberal media. You just now noticed?
• Eugene area seeing more homeless youth, with many college grads
• Education Extra Book Picks
• Bill would standardize fees on Oregon speeding tickets
• Deputy drops county lawsuit
• ‘Most Wanted’ fugitive’s trail still cold
• INTO A GROOVE
• Police station due for July start
• Auction accident takes life of rancher
• BALANCING ACT BEGINS
• Education Extra Opportunities
• Education Extra School News
• Education Extra Achievements
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• A MATTER OF MONEY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Saving lives gave her life its mission
• Local school germinates entry in garden contest
• TV’s ‘Most Wanted’ posts suspect’s photo
• ALL THAT! AND MORE
• County settles with worker
• New gift buildings will come at a cost for UO
• THE BULLETIN
• An invitation to join in a spirit of unity
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Nobody hurt as fire damages Eugene duplex
• Ex-UO runner sentenced
• Felon gets five years for gun possession
• Sporting goods chain to start hiring Feb. 1
• Waldport life starts to return to normal
• New gift buildings will come at a cost for UO
• Science Factory Hosting Video Chat With Scientists At Sea
• Weekend!!!!
• Who's going to watch the Roller Derby bout on Saturday?
• Youth waiting for marriage and having kids in Eugene and elsewhere
• Eugene Facebook users not happy with hacking woes that continue
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Fisherman’s soaked cell phone leads to amazing ocean rescue
• State chooses veteran forester to head timber agency
• City, UO, donors share parade costs
• Trial over River Loop hospice begins
• Interim Coburg chief put on leave
• County settles over boy’s case
• Commissioners seek help for appeal
• Search scaled back
• Imagination Movers In A Big Warehouse Tour 2011
• Police search more than 1,000 homes in hunt for shooting suspect.
• I think I might need sunglasses. Weird.
• Chamber 101 Orientation 3/15/2011 4:00 PM - 3/15/2011 5:15 PM
• In today's Weekly: CHOW!!!
• What's Green on Oregon's Legislative Agenda?
• UP FOR THE COUNT
• Event set for students who died in crash
• UO proposal questioned
• Income tax critics emerging
• Tense manhunt goes on
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Bus driver, motorcyclist identified in fatal crash
• I-5 wreck injures truck driver
• How do the whos get in Who’s Who?
• Former UO instructor accused of swindling clients
• StoveTeam International Wins Top Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Award
• Dog believed to be suspect’s found near Waldport
• Oops, totally skipped the earthquake drill today, but since we wind up under our desks sleeping some nights anyway, it's like we're always practicing.
• Economic Forecast - 2011 2/17/2011 02:30 PM - 2/17/2011 05:00 PM
• Timber industry fights owl plan
• Money launderer sentenced to 3 years in federal prison
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Law student sues school over guns
• FBI receives help in bomb probe
• Southern Oregon miners to challenge illegal road citation
• State collects 60 cents on dollar in child support
• Delta Ponds refreshed
• Symphony takes on a weighty topic
• Woman sentenced to prison in Medicaid scam
• Robbery suspect pleads not guilty
• Creswell team bus strikes, kills motorcyclist
• Preschoolers seem to know their junk food
• As school vote nears, Torrey calls for saving Crest, Parker
• Springfield eyes school closures
• Search for shooting suspect continues in Waldport
• Latino Business Network: A glimpse into doing business with your public schools 2/8/2011 5:00 PM - 2/8/2011 7:00 PM
• Eugene council signals support for income tax
• CALENDAR
• Springfield eyes school closures
• COMMUNITY
• Shooting paralyzes Waldport
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Gunman identified in Wal-Mart shootout
• Building’s repair would cost more than its construction
• University of Idaho leader calls deep cuts unsustainable
• Police expect database to ease clashes with mentally ill
• Portland auto shop owner to attend State of Union
• Judge sentences bank bombers to death
• Here’s eight thumbs up for the Matt
• Despite lost funding, gardening classes continue
• Springfield council fills its vacancy
• Council splits on W. Eugene EmX
• Governor puts more in budget for state schools
• School bond vote proposed
• FOR THE RECORD
• Oregon Truffle Festival 2011
• Today is National Compliment Day? Why didn't anyone tell us? Luckily we are still in time for Beer Can Appreciation Day. And now it's time to stop surfing the Hallmark website.
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• COMMUNITY
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Two die in shooting outside Wal-Mart
• Bill would ban ‘blunt wraps’
• Efficient stove solution
• Bond may cover more street repair projects than expected
• Crash victims were UO students
• Feeling burned
• Jared Lee Loughner pleaded not guilty today to shooting Rep. Gabby Giffords and 18 others in Arizona.
• Young Professionals Network: Dress to Impress 2/3/2011 5:00 PM - 2/3/2011 7:00 PM
• Wednesday Jan. 26 is the date of Lane County's one night homeless count. Last year 3,959 people were counted, including 2,503 who had no shelter.
• VOLUNTEERS
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• PARADE OF PRIDE
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Water main job to affect traffic on Coburg Road
• Highway 58 single-car crash kills 2
• Lawsuit targets pesticide impacts
• Shows mean cash for UO
• Boom in prices, ‘locavores’ mean choices for ranchers
• Eugene youth living in a virtual world with "fake" friends who don't care
• Eugene area parents concerned about rise in mindless texting
• a buncha photos from the parade this morning!
• THE BULLETIN
• Music of faith can illuminate a way to love
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Sisters roll out customized walkers
• CIVIL RIGHTS Activist to speak as part of UO event
• Man gets five years in prison for assault
• DNA test leads to suspect in 1998 Eugene rape case
• Husband faces at least 25 years in wife’s death
• Former downtown official charged
• COMING TO A THEATER NEAR YOU: BIG, BIG SCREEN
• Rivers, lakes fill to the gills
• Universities lobby for freedom
• Now up on the blog: Trask's shots of The Thermals show!
• Today is Squirrel Appreciation Day.
• Eugene area has survivalists places open to get End Times "supplies"
• There's nothing more funny than a duck on a motorcycle.
• McAnulty waived rights
• Realtors told to halt assessment
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Marijuana robbery foiled
• Victim’s family sues man over kidnap, assault of girl
• City concludes land deal with Arlie
• Panel differs over tax vote date
• Respected bankruptcy judge Albert Radcliffe dies
• Parade of champions casts a wide net
• Jerry’s employees buy company in stock plan
• Junction City Reload Tour 3/2/2011 9:30 AM - 3/2/2011 11:00 AM
• Is Oregon eager for beaver? Well, we should be.
• In today's Weekly: Beaver.
• County board appoints sheriff
• Seda released pending ruling
• Court document details Dutch Bros. shooting
• Ruling sheds new light on public meetings, but questions remain
• Waves of school support
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Ashland plans controlled burn to prevent big fire
• Oregon Guard raises bar for recruits
• Kitzhaber holds off on budget proposals
• Attorney general suggests revising public records law
• Workers unclog debris from gate at Leaburg Dam
• Friday Science After Five
• Parade of champions is on Saturday. We are slackers and will not be in it.
• COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• U.S. attorney’s refusal to pay witness leads to disclosures
• Crews clear roads in wake of Northwest storm
• Proposed city reprimand of Israel draws protesters
• Of these little piggies, Springfield has none
• Driver sentenced to 16 years for deaths
• Panel likes tax vote for schools
• Convicted spy gets another 8 years added to sentence
• Report on state hospital cuts beds
• Judge faults actions of 2 commissioners
• Crews work to remove Leaburg Dam debris
• Smart-Ups Workshop - February 2/24/2011 2:30 PM - 2/24/2011 4:30 PM
• Animal services supervisor steps down
• Soaked to the limit
• Inequity alleged in school cuts
• EWEB’s steam heating system is failing fast
• Living the legacy
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Suspicious package found near rally
• Domestic violence slayings increase
• A month after tornado, Oregon town rebuilding
• NCU to offer master’s in education
• It's your dream job! Eugene Weekly is hiring a new arts writer and editor.
• It's note really Monday if it's a holiday, right?
• New law lets tribes extend leases
• WOMEN OF WORDS
• EWEB eyes river cleanup
• Drenching causes slides, flooding, road closures
• EducationExtra Book Picks
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• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Water main project to slow traffic
• RETHINKING 3 R’S
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITIY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Train hits wrecked auto, killing one
• Three people charged in theft, firearm incidents
• In Haiti, a world away in need
• FIDDLING ABOUNDS
• On hold at the Legislature
• COTTAGE GROVE SEES FUTURE IN ITS PAST
• Judge rules for Springfield strip club
• THE BULLETIN
• Why we celebrate birthdays of the divine
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
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• Motorist faces perjury charge
• Despite first-night jitters, arena performs well
• Lawyers seek to void conviction
• PAINTING PARTY
• County displays employee salaries
• Political foes to work together in House divided
• Kiosk robbery suspect arrested
• BATTLE TO FIELD
• FDA recalls Toxic Sludge brand Nuclear Waste Bars. Awesome.
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• 2 plead not guilty to heisting head
• ‘Champions’ parade coming together
• A Knight to celebrate
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Kulongoski gave clemency to 15
• Bus driver testifies about fatal accident
• Applicants sought for panel
• Burger sworn in as U.S. marshal
• Police officer hits woman crossing street in wheelchair
• CORRECTION
• Series of church burglaries results in prison sentence
• Child abuser’s sentence: 121 years
• Mother’s trial to begin Feb. 1
• ‘2011, bring it on’
• UO’s game plan for parking
• Welcome to the "new" horoscope.
• Well my goodness, if it isn't Tutor Time in the Weekly today.
• LCC picks fast track for project
• Growth panel’s focus shifts
• County board’s new lineup proves divisive in first weeks
• School cuts may get worse
• UO’s game plan for parking
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Economy cuts into timber county school enrollment
• Benny Bartel’s masterly work woven into Silva Concert Hall
• EPA delays decision on biomass burning
• Court: No new trial for Kinkel
• Eugene woman sentenced in interstate drug ring case
• Photo: Celebrating diversity
• The UO Bookstore gets a blog!
• We're hoping to start a trend of wearing neon yellow socks and spats to show our support for the almost-champion Ducks. If all else fails, it will look like everyone in Eugene walks very, very quickly.
• Man gets 10 years for raping teen
• Springfield man going to prison in sex case
• Springfield selects new councilor
• FINDING FUNDING
• Developer Arlie files bankruptcy plan
• Man falls dead after helping police catch suspect
• Eugene focuses on income tax
• Kitzhaber emphasizes jobs
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Sheriff’s deputy praised for helping save man
• Scouts argue to keep ‘perversion files’ secret
• Drunken-driving citations spike on quiet game night
• Boring. Not enough snow today to send the town into total chaos like it's supposed to.
• DeFazio: Tone down the rhetoric
• A journey of memories and lessons
• Some make Game Day a holiday
• Oh, so close: Disappointment of losing doesn’t dampen fans’ love for their Ducks
• Kitzhaber’s second era
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY REGION
• County plans to survey residents
• Women Business Leaders Cocktail Connections 2/2/2011 5:00 PM - 2/2/2011 7:00 PM
• City to study a tax for schools
• Mac Court full for watch party
• 30,000 ROCK
• Education Extra Book Picks
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• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
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• Eagle named with a touch of Oregon’s history
• Funds run short for help with heat
• EmEXTENDED
• Everyone is wearing green and yellow today. Didn't the Packers play yesterday?
• 6 slain in mass shooting
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• VOLUNTEERS
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY METRO
• CALENDAR
• Corvallis photographer aims lens at marine life
• A LITTLE BIT OF OREGON IN ARIZONA
• DUCK FANS FLY SOUTH
• Deadline nears for Civic plans
• Fowl play: Ducks or War Eagle?
• DESPITE DEBILITATING ILLS, FAN DRIVEN TO REACH GAME
• THE BULLETIN
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• OBITUARIES
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• Strict water pollution standard proposed
• Justice retires after three decades on the bench
• State troopers seize drugs, arrest 2
• Panhandlers can use signs, can’t ask at state rest areas
• Put trust in God and live fully in the now
• Attorney general drafting child porn legislation
• A CHANCE TO GO MEDIEVAL
• Student’s OSU fire earns him jail time
• Police get ready for postgame
• Legislative opener
• For those on road trip, Vegas the place to let it ride
• Apparently someone stole the Eugene Storefront Art Project's donation jar tonight during the Art Walk. I think you know what to do, Eugene. (Contact Paula Goodbar, Marc Time or Peter Herley — eugenestorefrontartproject@gmail.com — to don
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
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• Agency repeals rule on bear plan review
• Priest’s sexual abuse victim says he hasn’t seen a penny
• Man, 21, charged in death of Rainier police chief
• Court voids porn convictions
• While attending the game, play a little defense at home
• DeFazio says miss was no mystery
• Roll out of new EmX
• Kitzhaber picks Golden
• UO SPIRIT ON TAP
• Hey artists! The Arts and Business Alliance of Eugene sent out an email the other day calling for artists. Deets in the comments!
• Don't forget tonight at the Oregon Arts Alliance, The Year in ReviEW, an exhibit of photos by EW photographers Trask Bedortha and Todd Cooper.
• Women who play ruff in the Weekly today.
• Pittie people in EW today. Are you a woman with a pit-type dog? Send photos to camilla@eugeneweekly.com and we'll put them on the blog.
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
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• Rainier police chief killed in struggle with suspect
• Two Northwest towns produce big winners in $380 million lottery
• Retractable grass! (And roof, too)
• Coffee kiosk robber given 61/2 years in prison
• Coach gets prison term
• Clearing the air
• WELCOME TO GLENDALE, BUT WHERE’S THE GAME?
• Board buys into school cuts
• A place to hitch a ride
• International Paper Gift To The Science Factory Exploration Dome: Seven Wonders and Bugs!
• Families Receiving 2009–10 State School Report Cards
• Greeters Networking Meeting 2/18/2011 07:30 AM - 2/18/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 2/11/2011 07:30 AM - 2/11/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 2/4/2011 07:30 AM - 2/4/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 1/28/2011 07:30 AM - 1/28/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 1/21/2011 07:30 AM - 1/21/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 1/14/2011 07:30 AM - 1/14/2011 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 1/7/2011 07:30 AM - 1/7/2011 9:00 AM
• CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Fundraising groups offering Christmas tree pickups
• Need a place to see the game? Mac Court to be watch party site
• PLACES THAT WE’VE NEVER BEEN
• Kitzhaber has yet to appoint key staff members
• Country Coach is back in business
• Downtown project nears
• Parading accomplishments
• Man admits guilt in abuse case
• Exhibit Toys: The Inside Story Coming to the Science Factory
• Connect For Lunch 2/15/2011
• Connect For Lunch 2/9/2011
• Connect For Lunch 2/1/2011
• Connect For Lunch 1/26/2011
• Connect For Lunch 1/18/2011
• Connect For Lunch 1/12/2011
• Errant auto strikes two pedestrians
• Clover sprouts taken off shelves
• POLITICAL SHIFT
• Kidnapper gets 35-year term
• Inversion leads to call for wood burning halt
• ANTIQUES’ ROAD LEADS HERE
• In, out of the cold
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
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• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Almost survived the first Monday of 2011.
• Young Professionals Network to celebrate National Mentoring Month 1/13/2011 5:00 PM - 1/13/2011 7:00 PM
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Burning secret of firewood: bad bugs
• County offers reusable bags
• Lighting up a landmark
• County settles suit over old landfill
• County board in for shake-up
• DASHED DREAMS
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• Tribal history, culture get space in class
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• Professional Development/Planning Day - No School
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY METRO
• COMMUNITY
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• Girl’s quick entrance puts her in first place in ’11
• Running in the new year
• Serenity Lane quietly advances
• Mac, it’s been good to know ya
• Dying on the vine
• THE BULLETIN
• BRIEFLY METRO
• FOR THE RECORD
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• OBITUARIES
• A lifetime of serving the mission
• Family of Oakridge crash victim files wrongful death suit
• Birders flock together for tally
• Title game watch parties crystallize
• Mortgage assistance on the way for Lane County
• Good day to donate
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• A NEW ROUNDABOUT WAY OF PEDESTRIAN WARNINGS
• Crash, fatality blamed on medical issue
• Chocolatier, scent maker tussle again over name
• Lowell shooting ruled justified
• New laws in new year will affect pocketbooks
• Trio grateful for rescue after night in snow cave
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• TAKEN TOO SOON
• Young Professionals Network at new June Restaurant 12/31/2010
• Latino Business Network at Ranchito Grill 1/18/2011 5:00 PM - 1/18/2011 7:00 PM
• Yes, even we couldn't help ourselves and had to write about football this week.
• Official put on leave in grant probe
• Chicken & egg problem
• Eatery manager faces charge
• Medical marijuana robberies bring stiff sentences
• City asked to study new taxes
• A TOUCH OF WINTER
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• You may have missed these details
• Wait was that snow? Slushy rain?
• Once a pet, bear adjusts to zoo
• Lane County sheriff appointed as U.S. marshal for Oregon
• GIVING TREES
• Piercy tops publication’s list
• Snow doubt about it: Maybe it will, or won’t
• Lowell shooting victim identified
• Shooter suffered PTSD
• Trust in the people
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Robbery victim, 92, chews way to freedom
• Rescued horses find sanctuary at Eden Farm
• Mutated gene disables 2 of family’s children
• Changing climate factors into wildfire plans
• Burned church can’t find help to rebuild
• Snow in the forecast: Will the whole city freak out and shut down?
• CULTURES APART: In Oregon, it’s pass the granola, then the football
• Shooting leaves man dead at home in Lowell
• Abortion issue splits charities
• Merry days for merchants
• COMMUNITY
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Plastic foam put to use by agency
• Drug use, pilot error faulted in fatal crash
• Merry Monday!
• EducationExtra Book Picks
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• FAMILIES GLIMPSE DAYS PAST IN LIBRARY’S MEDIEVAL EVENT
• Boat check results mixed
• Working on a slippery slope
• County will preserve Umpqua lighthouse
• Growth panel seeks influence
• Chip off the block
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• COMMUNITY
• They’re not alone for the holiday
• Facebook tip: Take small bites
• BLM faces appeal over herbicide boost
• Realtors brace for tax battle
• Wins and losses
• After years apart, veteran reunites with dogs
• Father sentenced for filming fight
• Volunteers ready as ‘Winter Whale Watch Week’ begins
• THE BULLETIN
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Importance of seeing Jesus in all we meet
• A TRUST FULFILLED
• Mentally ill man files suit in arrest
• Slaying victim remembered
• HELPING AT HOME
• Merry Christmas! Happy couple days after solstice, couple weeks after Hanukkah.... and joyous almost Kwanzaa.
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
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• Turnidges face lengthy stay on Oregon’s death row
• Mount Hood snow boarder found dead
• Phony solicitor using local agency’s name, police warn
• Legislature has more than just budget on mind
• Power sharing deal in House faces delay
• Airport braces for BCS travel
• Father kills son, then himself
• ‘A SECURE PLACE’
• In this week's EW, just what you needed right before Christmas: The Procrastinator's Gift Guide!
• More on water in the Willamette Valley. Lots more.
• COMMUNITY
• Police step up holiday patrols
• TRAMPLED TREASURE
• Threat allegation rejected
• New parents sue doctor over post-snip surprise
• Jury: Death for bombers
• FAMILY NET WORKING
• CALENDAR
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Study shows marine reserves’ benefit
• Swamp rocker shares his love of fiddle
• We all long to go home once more
• Leaf collection’s final round begins today in Eugene
• It's almost New Year's resolution time. If you could resolve something for Eugene or Lane County for the New Year, what would it be?
• I see the sun! And blue sky! Weird.
• Oregon, California kayakers recount deadly crocodile attack
• Tree collectors ready for after-holiday rush
• Father of abuser contests ruling
• Man guilty in friends’ deaths
• Cost of flying: Travelers resigned to scans, delays
• Despite recession, Oregon surpasses nation’s growth rate
• HE WHO MUST BE NAMED
• COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Man wounds girl, says he thought .45 was a BB gun
• Suicide prevention line sees calls spike
• Bomb plot suspect’s lawyers seek Holder’s silence on case
• Portland aims exclusion zones at gun violence ‘hot spots’
• Springfield business owner hopes to start over after fire
• Cities share jail space in deal
• Man gets 25-to-life in slaying of Eugene native
• CALENDAR
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Teens long for shelter of caring
• Junction City official faces probe over credit card
• District settles its part of suit
• AN OASIS AWAITS
• Eclipse starts 11:40ish, max effect is at midnight. Happy solstice!
• Eugene Astronomical Society on the eclipse
• Lunar eclipse meets up with the solstice tonight, with some falling stars thrown in. Hope the sky clears up a little to watch!
• Rudolph meets The Police
• Holidays a time for increased fire safety
• Lane Democrats pick new leaders
• Repairs no easy street
• Elf devotion helps brighten holidays
• EDUCATION EXTRA
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• CALENDAR
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• OBITUARIES
• Rally against violence brings out hundreds
• Help rank top stories
• Plover plan aids birds, opens shore
• VOLUNTEERS
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• Former animal shelter director’s suit dismissed
• Spreading cheer tough, but not futile
• Just the ticket it’s not
• Duck dance fever
• Hope for our young HOMELESS
• COMMUNITY
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• OBITUARIES
• Vet has family ties to Eugene police
• Drunken driving suspect testifies
• Shelter from tragedy
• Head-on crash leaves wrong-way driver injured
• Justice comes with a price
• UO scores new outlet
• FOR THE RECORD
• Have a Great Winter Break!
• Figure in mosque fire faces new legal trouble
• Sen. Wyden to undergo prostate cancer surgery
• Doctor faces inquiry from medical board
• Coach pleads guilty to abuse
• Teen, off-duty officer clash
• Toppled truck ties up onramp traffic
• Oregon may become first state to ban use of plastic grocery bags
• Mall shooting suspect is Army veteran; served in Afghanistan
• FRIGHTFUL FINEST HOUR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
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• Iran embargo indictment names Portland charity
• It is now close enough to Christmas for us to ask this: What cool Santa-type stuff are you people doing?
• Women Business Leaders: Find Your Distinctive Competency 1/13/2011 11:45 AM - 1/13/2011 1:15 PM
• OBITUARIES
• Prosecutor argues for death penalty in bank bombing
• Oregon OKs spell check on student tests
• Schools on alert on armed man report
• Prosecutor: Police warned defendant not to drive
• Rewards of spreading good cheer
• Measure 66 raising less tax revenue than forecast
• Search ends when released inmate found hiding in attic
• Panel laments school cuts
• ‘Dwyer era’ coming to a close
• Tight-knit Aumsville begins cleanup after terrifying tornado
• CALENDAR
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• FOR THE RECORD
• Police shoot suspect after gunfire at mall
• Book recommendations: We have them.
• It's the one time of the year we get to fill the paper with book reviews! Not that we'd do that every week. Well, some of us might. Maybe...
• Two North-Region Schools Back to Normal After Brief Lockdown
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• First sentence in bank bombing
• Another foot washes ashore in Northwest
• Hospital X-rays van Gogh painting
• EPUD board votes to sell interest in two hydro projects
• West of city core, watch your car
• Oregon gas tax to jump 6 cents Jan. 1
• TAKING THE HELM AT UO LAW SCHOOL
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• State board won’t support UO plan
• PeaceHealth to move 94 jobs to Washington
• Forum on school tax draws a crowd
• Twister rips Oregon town
• Modified Lockdown at Three Schools Has Been Lifted
• Eugene’s On the Rocks again makes cut on NBC’s “The Sing-Off”
• Tornado hits small town near Salem; damage but no injuries reported
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• Heavy rain leads to block collapse
• Second school leader to depart
• City attorney dismisses opponents’ claims on research park
• Districts ask city to cease annexing
• The tortoise and his lair
• Search abandoned for baby’s body at landfill
• City OKs naming park after property’s seller
• Why school districts rarely merge
• a little mayhem is good for the soul.
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• Forum will explore new levy for local schools
• County to pay former official
• Bank keeps developer’s plan alive
• Lending a hand
• BOGUS DOCTOR'S RUSE UNCOVERED
• Risk to retirees seen in tax deal
• TROUBLED WATERS
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• Rain, flooding threats wane
• Woman run over chasing suspected wallet thief
• Parading in the rain
• They have wounds, but love as well
• Papers show direction of probe
• FOR THE RECORD
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• Property taxes this year for Lane County homeowners have gone up while property taxes on many factories have headed down Why? It’s complicated.
• Trial for commissioners over public meetings law concludes
• Search in landfill for body of slain baby to start today
• Football and tradition reign in Auburn, Ala.
• Dodging default
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• A span in scarlet
• Springfield officials begin process of making city workers’ pay more competitive
• Islam class to stay canceled, LCC says
• Board rejects parole for Diane Downs
• Club 420 owner gives up appeal
• A heartwrenching and original piece of journalism from The Washington Post.
• Elton John ticket snafu cleared
• DeFazio leads tax cut revolt
• Harry & David hangs up on Eugene call center
• Woman, 23, accused of killing her infant son
• Commissioner downplays e-mail on budget jockeying
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• Missing violin found in pawn shop
• Road trip? Tell us about it!
• Small power outage affects part of downtown Eugene
• Guns, drugs, cash found in car near Florence
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• LTD planning to avoid more service cuts
• Prison savings is panel’s priority
• Winter Solstice Run
• First Run 10K / 5K
• Jingle Bells Run 8K / 5K
• is putting up the holiday lights and a hanging a wreath around the dinosaur's neck.
• Who owns the water in the McKenzie River? Darn good question, actually.
• Motorist fleeing police dies when pickup hits patrol car
• Rep. Hanna to share speaker’s role in Legislature
• Three police vehicles damaged in chase after van rams car
• Student arrested in burning of shirt on OSU football field
• Mayor hopes ribbing ends in BCS barbecue
• City exclusion law will stay
• Eugene man, 24, arraigned in landlady’s killing
• Witness tells of trio’s meetings
• STILL CUTS, BUT NOT SO DEEP
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• Tubas don’t toot their own horns
• Coos County assessor ousted in recall
• Council supports marine reserves
• Pearl Street building deal near
• Damage to Reser field turf creates burning controversy
• Bear facts reveal sheepish mistake?
• Son avoids prison in spy case
• Housemate held after woman’s death
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• Jurors begin deliberations in bank bomb trial
• Eugene man gets 15 years in Oakridge robbery case
• FOR THIS MAN, BEING CALLED AWESOME IS NO JOKE
• A LITTLE CREATIVE
• Council must rule on mayor, jail beds
• County considers publishing salaries
• NOTED LOCAL SINGING TROUPE GOES NATIONAL WITH A CAPELLA ACT
• 12 down, No. 1 to go
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• Controversial tagging of orcas proposed to protect pods
• Suzi went to today's Meet Your Maker fair at Cozmic Pizza & learned that some of the MYM vendors will be selling their local crafts/arts until Dec. 31, taking Christmas off, in the old Taco Time building. We'll tell you more when we have mo
• Perfect!
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• City considers land deal fair
• TOUR YIELDS FUNDS, FUN
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• We must remember to dream big
• Man walking along west Eugene bike path spots bear
• Congrats, Ducks fans.
• Sooo the MECCA: Materials Exchange Center for the Community Arts /BRING Recycling "Less Is Best craft fair is going on at MECCA until 5 pm, for those who aren't out there cheering on the Ducks. Lots of handmade gift possibilities! MECCA's
• Hills Creek forest road closure project nears
• County, city differ on how to annex
• A SMALL TOWN’S HARD CHOICES
• Coffee chain chief supports barista
• Elton John ticket glitches bedevil buyers
• Climbing a mountain, one step at a time
• Trees’ charm undiminished
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• Hanukkah miracle extends beyond one faith
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• Science Factory Children's Museum And Planetarium News - December 2, 2010
• FOOD for Lane County and the National Association of Letter Carriers team up for the Letter Carriers' Food Drive TOMORROW and Dec. 11! If you're fed, sheltered and with a job, don't forget to leave a bag (or two) of food out by the mailbox
• An amazing, horrifying, beautiful, moving story from the artist responsible for our Feb. 11 cover, Yona C. Riel.
• Approximately 4,000 local artists have art/craft holiday sales this weekend. What are you hitting up on your holiday buying rounds?
• Eugene, we may be responsible for many, many fairy deaths.
• WSU will study Columbia lock closures
• State to run D.A. office until charges resolved
• Landmark sign on coast taken down
• Documents: Less Iraq contractor liability costly
• Fires damage two houses extensively
• Fans can join fight against hunger
• Game’s toughest drive: to Corvallis
• Judge keeps county meetings lawsuit alive
• Attorney disputes hostage complaint
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• Kidnap suspects were in U.S. legally
• Army withholds spying probe results
• WSU gets $26 million gift
• Flood-ravaged town getting new school, roads
• Science Factory Offers Holiday Science Adventures The Week Of Christmas
• By the way, the headline says "WORDMONGERS," but in the cover story are also ARTMONGERS and PHOTOMONGERS. (But all that wouldn't fit on the cover, so there you have it.)
• New media explosion! Or landscape, if you prefer peaceful metaphors ...
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• Springfield man charged with assaulting infant son
• Board questions school plan
• Handful of Democrats eye coalition with GOP
• Lesson one: Don’t lessen cops’ efforts
• SWAT response ends in man’s arrest
• Governor’s plan targets state workers’ pay, benefits
• Aides say officials met in secret
• Cycle of seasons
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• Chamber 101 Orientation 1/18/2011 12:00 PM - 1/18/2011 1:15 PM
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• Springfield educators focusing on budget gap
• Recount urged in key state contest
• New lawsuit seeks to protect fish
• Ejections mirror team’s rise
• Barista who shot man won’t be charged
• Hundreds turn out for vigil at mosque
• Climate change means more extremes in Oregon
• Hot ticket
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• This just in from MECCA: Materials Exchange Center for the Community Arts: "Off the Waffle- Authentic Leige Waffles thinks it would be really cool if someone came in and turned their walk-in fridge into a huge piece of art. So if you know anyone wh
• J. Michaels Holiday Party! Wooo books, food and wine ... and hey, isn't that during the last 2010 First Friday Art Walk? Why yes it is! Perfect confluence of Eugene events. See you there?
• Rabid foxes found in Cave Junction. Isn't that where Art Robinson lives? Irony duly noted.
• Small-plane crash kills pilot; dog survives
• Slain Lakewood officers remembered
• More snow expected in Eastern Washington
• Albany man, 67, dies in wreck on I-5 near Harrisburg
• EPUD board member left in limbo by judge’s ruling
• Grant goes to fix Goodpasture span
• Hate knows no color or background
• Parents rethink school options
• Elton’s coming to Matt Court
• Bomb suspect pleads not guilty
• A mother gone, not forgotten
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• All-spuds diet pares pounds, proves a point
• Just when you think, "Hey, it's cold, I should move to Florida," you learn that not only does Florida have ginormous non-native boa constrictors roaming the Everglades, it has attack otters in the suburbs.
• 2011–12 School Choice Calendar May Change
• is counting down days til the winter solstice. It's a daylight thing.
• is causing a ruckus in Montana.
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• Ashland’s holiday parade shines light on giving
• Science Factory turns rainy days into smart play
• Florence growth plan gets hearing
• A long wait rewarded
• Mom, 18, killed on Springfield sidewalk
• Corvallis mosque torched
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• The year without a Civil War
• PACKED AMONG THE WACKY AND QUACKY
• Crime tips to stop a Grinch
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• State government workers’ pay a growing budget issue
• Pretrial program scrutinized
• Documents tell tale of teen’s plot
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• How long exactly does the food coma last?
• Official’s sexual abuse charges dropped
• UO senior is school’s fourth Marshall Scholar
• Company to help transport patients
• New exhibit brings old-school learning to Springfield Museum
• Duck eyes in the sky
• Police probe shooting as homicide
• Kitzhaber staff working on school energy project
• Portland bomb plot foiled
• POWER SHOPPERS
• Study: Students develop spirituality
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• Music and communion remind us of blessings
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• Toppled crane at Dexter Lake dam could be upright by early next week
• County census returns hit 77%
• Learning to cope
• Who should choose schools chief?
• No whine over weather on big winery weekend
• Police identify man shot by barista
• Free for all
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• Technology pioneer dies
• Woman killed by train in Seattle
• County awaits ‘squaw’ place name changes
• One suspect’s lawyer wraps up his defense in bank bomb trial
• Portland bike traffic growing
• Traffic stops turn up pot, hashish, cash; 3 arrested
• Spilled glue creates sticky traffic situation
• Tree cutting permits on sale
• Now hear this...
• Springfield education grants help classrooms
• Officers arrest man after he uses police station phone
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• All-night shopping tickles retailers
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• Robbery attempt ends with fatal shot
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• Friends and strangers give a mother hope amid the hurt
• Small quake reported off Coos Bay
• For 100 years going, students in Idaho town share single room
• Self-styled superheroes hit Seattle, against police wishes
• Police follow tracks in snow to suspect
• D.A. pleads not guilty to misconduct
• Today is the anniversary of Dan Cooper, also called D.B. Cooper, hijacking a Boeing 727 flying from Portland, Ore., to Seattle and then parachuting out of the plane with $200,000. He was never found.
• Why is Cookie Monster trending on Twitter? Here's why: His audition for Saturday Night Live!
• Meet the Magic Green Dragon Bus. Heh.
• Check it out, people who want a. not to cook or b. not to stress about cooking. Very useful, Jennifer Burns Levin aka Culinaria Eugenius (smart EW readers, voting her blog the Best of Eugene!).
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• Oregon ranks 5th for painkiller abuse
• Court halts killing of sea lions at dam
• Prosecutors call son a liar in bomb trial
• Run for Senate inspired new Lane County GOP leader
• County attorney to fill vacancy
• Springfield’s next mayor will be familiar face
• New county board will face growing budget gap
• Russian testifies to terror ties
• Report faults agency for not investigating claims
• Storm creates icy commute
• For safety’s sake
• Since Thursday's a holiday you'll be getting your hot, fresh EWs tomorrow, just in time to read while you eat your Tofurky. Neither rain nor sleet, umm well, actually the ice might slow the delivery folks down a little.
• What to wear on your next plane trip (if you don't own a kilt). They come in bras and men's briefs too!
• So who's made a snowman (snowperson, whichever)?
• Bomb threat closes UO's Knight Library and Lillis Business Complex. Buildings to remain closed through Nov. 24.
• UO bomb threat closes Knight and Lillis.
• Success Studio Workshop: Tax Update, Plus 10 Tax Planning Questions to Ask Your Accountant 12/2/2010 8:00 AM - 12/2/2010 10:00 AM
• Snow day! (For schools, anyway.)
• All 4J Schools Closed, Activities Canceled Due to Snow and Ice
• Exclusion law changes posed
• Budget panel weighs in on proposed school cuts
• PLACE OF WARMTH
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• Eugene, too, has a gang problem
• Suspect in church burglaries may be repeat offender
• Teacher faces charges in UO attack
• Former Eugene mayor dies
• Mayor, senator, now retiree
• The UO sent out an email reminding students, faculty and staff that travel might be kinda tough this week. How are you adjusting Thanksgiving travel plans, if you have 'em?
• Egan Warming Centers will be open to night, get the word out any way you can so those who are homeless won't be out in the cold tonight.
• What's your Monday-morning-of-Thanksgiving-week music, Eugene?
• Arctic blast could pack snow
• Football building to rise next year
• Breaking down the breakdowns
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• Florence police use Taser, beanbags on suspects
• Mental health clients sue authorities
• MADE WITH LOVE
• Four plays closed in Eugene last night. Did you see any of them? If not, what would attract you to a theater? (Coming up in December: Hairspray at ACE, Lenny Bruce Is Dead at VLT, White Christmas at the Shedd/Hult, Santaland Diaries at the Lord Leebrick,
• For Santa, it’s all fun
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• Oregon bans energy drinks with alcohol
• Quick-strike column goes for end zone
• Help’s just a call away for holiday cooking tips
• For Santa, it’s all fun
• County blasts state land sales
• Foster dad found the ‘perfect prey’
• THE BULLETIN
• Childhood poverty leads to life of gratitude
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• Meal with Santa costs $8 as benefit
• Sex sting snares auto shop owner
• Autumn snowfall possible in valley
• Going back to nature
• Police try new tack to keep suspect behind bars
• Oregon economy rosier
• Long lives, lasting legacy
• Crispin Glover in Eugene today, check out the interview in EW.
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• Spray can rockets from oven
• Prosecutors want 8-year term for Islamic charity founder
• Food bank supplies grow thin as holidays draw near
• Sides jockey in meetings suit
• CRABBERS GEAR UP
• Hospital, union to return to talks
• A ‘textbook’ Tasering draws scrutiny
• OBITUARIES
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• The reel Oregon
• Steampunk!
• Obama nominates U.S. attorney
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• Camera takes one giant photo leap for two dads and their kids
• Winter storm blowing in; mountain snow expected
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• Police auditor gets raise, praise
• President nominates Burger
• Schools budget crisis fuels old debate
• UO announces plan to ban smoking
• Corvallis man faces federal bomb threat allegations
• Workers picket against hospital
• Photos from Yo Gabba Gabba Live! now up on the blog
• Service workers walk off the job at McKenzie-Willamette
• Let's drive up the sales of Utilikilts! They aren't just for wearing at Faerieworlds! The Atlantic suggests men go commando next time they fly to let the TSA know what you think of the new search methods.
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• Dentist killed in plane crash
• Poaching level surprises Oregon wildlife managers
• Wyden would oppose Siskiyou monument effort
• Portland police captain suspended for German war tribute
• Police sued over handcuffs on boy
• Woman arrested in murder-for-hire plot
• Education grants fund wide range of projects
• OBITUARIES
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• Reedsport man dies in single-vehicle accident
• Woman held after gunpoint car theft
• Quake readiness drill coming
• Bomb scare rattles downtown
• Hospital workers strike
• Ideas, opposition flow at school budget hearing
• Want to be the artist for next year's Oregon Country Fair? Here's the poster contest info ... (no, we're not sponsoring it, but we did recently hear about it and think Eugene artists might like the money and the exposure).
• Still fueled by coffee and Pixy Stix.
• The Eugene Symphony would like you to know that now that the downtown bomb threat is over, the open reading of Mahler Symphony No. 9 with Marin Alsop will go on at 3:30 at the Hult.
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• For cops, no easy answers on the street
• Eugene’s newest span ready to roll
• Coffee stand stripped of cash; dancer arrested
• BPA to seek 6-10% rate hike
• Landmark eatery hit during shootout
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Driver critical after speeding, hitting house
• State’s new mental hospital offers private bedrooms, outdoor spaces
• Linn County officials identify driver fatally shot by deputy
• Bates’ win gives Democrats control of Senate
• Sheldon High coach pleads not guilty
• Springfield crash injures drivers, closes part of highway
• Suspected murder victim still not found
• School plans get hearing
• You know what got us through Monday? Pixy Stix. Pouring sugar straight into your mouth really perks you up.
• Despite efforts to ignore Christmas music on the radio and candy canes for sale at the grocery store, it has become clear that the "holiday" season is upon us. Time to buy those cardboard calendars with a piece of chocolate behind each day.
• We woke up and somehow it was Monday. Again.
• Oregon special education funds drop; federal sanctions may come
• Hay crash victim’s family files lawsuit
• Sno-Park permits are now required
• Fun’s the real target
• EWEB looking at rate raises
• DISTRICT IN CRISIS
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• Police surround find man dead in Portland home
• Counties object to Columbia hatchery plan
• The sociology of the hipster. Hmmm.
• On this day in 1889 journalist Nellie Bly began her successful attempt to travel around the world in less than 80 days ala Jules Verne (she did it in 72 days).
• Heading for the barn
• Tax discount deadline here
• Shootout outside bar leaves 1 hurt
• Eatery’s hiring practices probed
• A river of discontent
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• Bend man charged in wife’s death appears in court
• Rich or poor, our lives have real meaning
• Coburg pins hopes on charter school proposal
• So caught up by the upcoming World Toilet Day, we almost forgot the exploding whale anniversary.
• BRIEFLY METRO
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• Eugene researchers to examine well-being of military families
• Park plea elicits copious comments
• Taser fails to stop armed suspect, so officers do
• Master Gardener classes take seed
• Hospital faces staff strike
• Critics say system favors foreclosure over mortgage aid
• Racing into tragedy
• Portland has an inaugural flush planned. Eugene? We got nothing.
• Did you know that World Toilet Day is one week from today?
• Friday and we've got Built to Spill at the WOW, the Second Friday ArtWalk in Springfield and some of EW's Next Big Thing's to finishers Endr Won & the Cave Dwellers play at Diablo’s Downtown Lounge. What're y'all doing
• Consumer & Business Trends in Japan- A Guide to Succeeding in One of the World’s Most Affluent Markets 12/9/2010 7:30 - 12/9/2010 8:45 AM
• The law on leaves
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• COMMUNITY
• Deportations drop in the Northwest for second year
• Columbia Sportswear leader robbed but unhurt
• ‘Out of control’ woman arrested
• A House divided: Sides seek the center
• Former Eugene woman’s husband charged
• PeaceHealth job cuts not set
• Parade marches to new date
• Homeowners fighting back
• Bet you thought we weren't going to say anything about Veterans Day. Heck, we're the folks that run "War Dead" each week.
• School board weighs cuts
• CORRECTION: HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• A TOWN’S TRIBUTE
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• War’s first, last won’t be forgotten
• Council appears divided on water sale
• Leiken will quit as mayor of Springfield by Dec. 3
• Willamalane agrees to buy sports center
• Mothers on the mend
• Research park challenged
• OSU surpasses UO in enrollment as both reach record highs
• Kitzhaber sets advisory teams
• Police boot 117 from UW game
• Coos County’s assessor faces recall election
• Eugene to appeal water sale ruling
• OBITUARIES
• State drops case against mom
• FOR THE RECORD
• Award recognizes Golden’s touch
• BRIEFLY METRO
• City seeks input before agreeing to park name
• CALENDAR
• State targets Golden Temple
• COMMUNITY
• Sports center may have an angel
• HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
• Methodists sue Oregon congregation over finances
• Portland boy struck by car while in stroller has died
• Police: Train runs over man’s arms
• Chance of split state Senate diminishes
• Kitzhaber pegs consultant for transition team
• Prison program saves frogs
• Police oversight post filled
• Interim head chosen for youth services
• Northwest part of child prostitution sting
• Republican nears victory in key state Senate race
• Pedestrian fatalities double
• Toddler among 3 hit by vehicle
• Nonprofit agency sued over firing
• Elect to recycle obsolete political yard signs, officials say
• Students face new math test standards
• UO gets tough on gear licensing
• City OKs parkland purchase
• City OKs parkland purchase
• Spy admits using son as proxy from prison
• OBITUARIES
• Lender arraigned in federal fraud case
• FOR THE RECORD
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• Amtrak adds holiday trains
• Supremacist sentenced in noose mailing
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
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• Homeowners say loan changes led to foreclosure
• Gritty Chilean miner survives another ordeal: N.Y. marathon
• Teen’s lawsuit rejected again
• Public hearing planned to discuss EPUD budget
• State seeks public input on EWEB water quality
• Honor & history
• Church fire disrupts Sunday service
• MARKET SQUEEZE
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• Shooter receives 15-year sentence
• Business owner charged with ID theft
• She was cats’ best friend
• UO selects general counsel from its own staff
• THE ART OF NATURE
• District getting water back on
• MINING OPERATION UNEARTHS DEBATE
• VOLUNTEERS
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• Lawsuit alleges online deception
• Planning boss search strikes out
• Language classes help immigrants find success
• His runback’s the pick of UO’s highlight reel
• AT MATT: PAT COURT
• THE BULLETIN
• God indeed provides for us in times of need
• FOR THE RECORD
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• University president to have surgery for prostate cancer
• County halts drinking water proposal review
• Singers share passion for public works
• Leiken’s move creates opening
• It’s not exactly trail’s end, but ...
• School plan stuns parents
• Hard times mean hard work in Salem
• OBITUARIES
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• COMMUNITY
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• In Washington, Murray holds on to Senate seat
• Report: Ex-CIA spy plans to plead guilty
• Oregon’s Newberry Volcano still a threat, geologists say
• Skeletal remains identified
• UO plans to upgrade Computing Center
• UO eyes property east of freeway
• Fugitive sought in $1.2 million bank fraud case
• Fern Ridge school water passes test
• Fatal shooting found justified; victim’s sister regrets 911 call
• County backpaddles on water protection rules
• Kitzhaber rebounds
• Plan would close 6 Eugene schools
• Kitzhaber wins Oregon governorship
• District, Unions Reach Tentative Agreement to Avoid Mid-Year Layoffs
• Election 2008 General Election Results
• FOR THE RECORD
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• Beating bias takes small, steady steps
• Teacher admits sex with teen
• Measure passes against the grain
• Gubernatorial cliffhanger
• BRIEFLY METRO
• COMMUNITY
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• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Eugene man charged in stabbing of teenager
• Man gets 15 years after cigarette butts link him to crimes
• EWEB backs off from county water protection proposal
• Gubernatorial cliffhanger
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• COMMUNITY
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• Home heating aid flows into county
• State plan would boost logging
• Party patrol’s treat: a quiet Halloween
• Questions arise along the way
• County backs creation of transportation body
• Oakridge home invasion robbery suspects arraigned
• Man rescued from Willamette
• Wildish land to be wild land
• Voters have until 8 tonight; then ballot handlers get busy
• Sheldon coach arraigned on sexual abuse charges
• Biting the budget bullet
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• Portland offers firm $8.1 million loan
• Memorial will recall Celilo Falls
• Starting today, tire studs are OK
• Deputies still seeking assault suspect
• College enrollment keeps rising
• Fungi fanatics
• Credit crunched
• FOR THE RECORD
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• Culture shock for a ghostly hero
• Three held as suspects in home robbery try
• Counterfeit $100 bill leads to arrest of federal fugitive
• LOT-O-LANTERNS
• Police party patrol keeps busy
• Teacher, coach jailed on sexual abuse charge
• Curtailing carbon
• Curtailing carbon
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Greeters Networking Meeting 11/5/2010 07:30 AM - 11/5/2010 9:00 AM
• Let the light shine through in aid of others
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• Missing dogs found near where owner died
• 3 suspects caught following manhunt
• Ballot returns slightly ahead of last midterm
• Man shot by deputy refused to drop a knife
• Unusual ad inserts puzzle readers
• Getting out the votes
• Greeters Networking Meeting 12/17/2010 07:30 AM - 12/17/2010 9:00 AM
• Die-off of sea stars at Florence unexplained
• Website offers help to victims
• HALLOWEEN No. 113
• Fake gun causes two school lockdowns
• Greeters Networking Meeting 12/10/2010 07:30 AM - 12/10/2010 9:00 AM
• Salmon advocates fight new Columbia dam plan
• Greeters Networking Meeting 12/3/2010 07:30 AM - 12/3/2010 9:00 AM
• Missing boy’s father, stepmother trade new charges in court filings
• Greeters Networking Meeting 11/19/2010 07:30 AM - 11/19/2010 9:00 AM
• Portland-area legislative districts hold key to Democrats’ power
• Greeters Networking Meeting 11/12/2010 07:30 AM - 11/12/2010 9:00 AM
• THE BULLETIN
• Latino Business Network: Latino Roots in Oregon 11/9/2010 5:00 PM - 11/9/2010 7:00 PM
• OBITUARIES
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• Crab fishermen hopeful, guarded as season nears
• State historical society comes up short of cash
• Autzen ejections reach new high mark
• Retired teacher likely to fill council vacancy
• Downtown rules may tighten
• Shooting probe looks at husband
• Commissioner defends process for water protection proposals
• Mushroom hunter, dogs remain missing after 3 nights in forest
• Eugene school layoffs shelved
• New crossings protect pedestrians
• THE BULLETIN
• Finding gems of wisdom through meditation
• FOR THE RECORD
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• Man charged with assault against infant son
• Boy with knives subdued after confrontation
• Wet, windy weekend on the way
• LCC now owns building site
• BPA, state sign habitat accord
• Property tax bills set to mail
• Rust, Bozievich square off in debate
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• Weather slows Scott fire
• Vote clears home-school program’s charter path
• Students improve reading scores
• Keillor’s one who knows his place
• Downtown power restored
• Suspicious fire closes REI ‘until further notice’
• Parking district aims to ease traffic
• Islamic charity founder’s trial starts
• OBITUARIES
• Teacher Planning Day
• School gear in short supply
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY METRO
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Parents plead not guilty
• State workers get pay hike
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Country Fair fund donating $25,000
• Owl you ever wanted to know about raptors at Discovery Days
• Arena area roads upgraded
• A MOTHER TO MANY
• Fire below, energy interruption above
• BOOK PICKS
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• OPPORTUNITIES
• SCHOOL NEWS
• CALENDAR
• Painters share flair for high art
• Highway 20 detours in force during work
• Firefighters gaining ground on Scott Mountain blaze
• A parade with pluck
• SECURITY UPGRADE
• ROAD REPORT
• CALENDAR
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Co-founder of Islamic charity goes on trial
• ‘Bicycling mayor’ Bascom dies
• UO area gets more meters
• Greeters Networking Meeting 10/15/2010 07:30 AM - 10/15/2010 9:00 AM
• THE BULLETIN
• Living in the ‘I am’ is what is asked of us
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY REGION
• Stand Down offers help for veterans and families
• Special session unlikely despite GOP’s urging
• Blaze closes area to hunters
• Flood preparations suggested
• Rainy days are here
• Business-to-Business Expo & After Hours 2010 10/14/2010 4:00 PM - 10/14/2010 7:30 PM
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY REGION
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Coos Bay boys charged with murder try
• Homeless fire suspect was Ashland fixture
• Getting ready to celebrate
• McKenzie area fire hits 2,559 acres
• Veteran newsman to serve as interim Emerald publisher
• Board blocks building’s razing
• Ex-deputy pleads guilty to tapping parents’ funds
• Beating victims seek witnesses
• Wind energy projects face resistance from military
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Alvadore firefighters see their 1980s engine go up in flames
• County officials block EPUD annexation try
• Youth worker sentenced for misuse of public funds
• Crews fight Coast Range fire
• Swimming upstream once more
• Door to door in Dorena
• Fees jump for additions to state voters pamphlets
• Homeless man arrested after Ashland fire
• ‘Mystery’ ills unraveled
• Community Leaders Recommend Budget Strategies
• BRIEFLY METRO
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Scott Mountain blaze doubles in size
• UO anticipates newest building
• Schools urged to freshen up lunch
• He delights in his deliveries
• Oregon agency contracts probed; 3 put on leave
• Valley floods possible
• Emotional arraignment
• Latino Business Network: Selco 10/12/2010 5:00 PM - 10/12/2010 7:00 PM
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Burn limits add to seed growers’ woes
• Company fined over runoff
• Fair manager ‘very pleased’ with just-finished event
• 3 football players remain in hospital
• A smelly, smoky reminder
• Path to success
• Springfield Millrace reconstruction under way
• Here’s a tip: Treat your server right
• Lightning-caused fire grows, forces forest area closures
• Casino campaign will go on
• 10 years later, a murder arrest
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY METRO
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Female flyer hopes other girls will follow
• Lane County residents’ Yakima mill site up for sale
• Southern Idaho wildfire scorches 325 square miles
• Panel weighs virtual schools
• Search details uncommonly public
• Players’ malady still a mystery
• Local schools miss out on grants
• Ukulele undertaking
• Summer’s swan song? Temps set to top 90 again
• State road project criticized
• Stubborn fire burns trash
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY REGION
• CALENDAR
• CALENDAR
• ROAD REPORT
• Players hospitalized after workouts
• Mexico tax hits apple growers
• Washington police hunt shooting suspect
• Springfield revamps job titles
• Suds all around
• Summer’s magical moment
• Electric car prototype gets star treatment
• A bitter harvest for wood products
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Marijuana farm raided in forest near Sweet Home
• Gubernatorial candidates may debate in Eugene
• Panel endorses pot issue on ballot
• Movie filmed here ends with garage sale
• Extreme caution urged in region’s dry forests
• Foes drop appeal of ORI project
• School makeover effort starts
• Speeders getting costly reminders
• Gateway speeders getting costly reminders
• Greeters Networking Meeting 10/8/2010 07:30 AM - 10/8/2010 9:00 AM
• THE BULLETIN
• Meditation connects practitioner to true self
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• ‘Wheat Fleet’ carries local-food message downstream
• Wildfire burns near Thurston
• HELPING FISH FIND THEIR WAY
• LCC tie may extend Extension
• Salmonella-tainted eggs not detected in Oregon
• Fifty years of frying
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Cove woman’s shooting death accidental, district attorney says
• Schools eye land purchase
• Man gets 25 years to life in slaying of homeless man
• District begins executive search
• Salmonella traced to Umpqua
• Dudley plan targets public employees, liquor, lobbying
• Banks harangue Arlie plan
• ANIMAL MAGNETISM
• School Budgets and School Days: No Answers Yet
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY METRO
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Prosecutors to portray pair accused of bank bombing as extremists
• Banana-costumed man in bunch of trouble
• Fun for $25? A fairly good challenge
• Lightning sets off numerous small fires
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Springfield councilor plans to resign
• Man thrown from car, charged in foiled heist
• DeFazio accused of mail violation
• Man guilty of killing transient
• Hit-and-run driver gets jail for crash that injured two
• Emerald Awards 2010 10/5/2010 5:00 PM - 10/5/2010 7:45 PM
• Police say man killed with bat
• Greeters Networking Meeting 10/1/2010 07:30 AM - 10/1/2010 9:00 AM
• County lawmakers consider options to plug revenue hole
• Greeters Networking Meeting 9/24/2010 07:30 AM - 9/24/2010 9:00 AM
• Man guilty of killing transient
• Greeters Networking Meeting 9/17/2010 07:30 AM - 9/17/2010 9:00 AM
• Another budget hit looms
• Greeters Networking Meeting 9/10/2010 07:30 AM - 9/10/2010 9:00 AM
• Staple of summer begins
• Greeters Networking Meeting - No meeting today 9/3/2010
• Applicants Sought for Budget Committee
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Three State Patrol employees believed dead in Zillah blaze
• Lawsuit seeks $3.7 million in Portland crosswalk death
• Missing boy’s father argues against try to delay divorce
• Siuslaw River Bridge work causes long traffic backup
• Ageless need to explore the outdoors
• Grant to help spread word of dangers of air pollution
• School districts gain clarity on use of funds
• Crabbers pleased at big haul
• Brother, sister face murder charges
• Game day bus changes upset some Duck fans
• GROUND ZERO FOR DEBATE
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• After outcry, Springfield lowering development permit fees
• Proposal may stop trouble brewing
• PLAY IN THE PARK
• County may tighten floodplain rules
• Former mayor injured in crash
• RUN TO RECOVERY
• Check LTD Bus Routes for Best Options
• Want to Save Money and Help Your School?
• EDUCATION EXTRA
• OBITUARIES
• Elkton fans firmly seated in history
• Coburg proactively working to save school
• TRIBAL TEACHERS
• South Eugene to leave Civic
• 50-year search for justice
• ROAD REPORT
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY METRO
• FOR THE RECORD
• Floating an idea brings warning
• Hot times in the city, and where to cool off
• Deal reportedly signed for sale of Hynix plant
• Deal reportedly signed for sale of Hynix plant
• "EduJobs" Bill Signed Into Law
• THE BULLETIN
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• FOR THE RECORD
• OBITUARIES
• Salmon restoration under way for fountain
• DAY FOR A QUEEN
• Voter panels weigh ballot measures
• Contract reported signed for Hynix plant
• OBITUARIES
• FOR THE RECORD
• CALENDAR
• BRIEFLY NORTHWEST
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• Woman arrested after girl separated from father
• Interchange, road projects get committee’s green light
• EWEB official sues over drug raid
• Quiet comes at a cost
• Counterfeiters supplant ‘Honest Abe’
• School panel poses big, thrifty ideas
• At 2, hospital finding its stride
• "EduJobs" Bill Signed Into Law
• Latino Business Network at Northwest Community Credit Union 9/14/2010 5:00 PM - 9/14/2010 7:00 PM
• Two killed in crash of small plane near Burns
• Young Professionals Network at NextStep Recycling 9/9/2010 5:00 PM - 9/9/2010 7:00 PM
• FOR THE RECORD
• BRIEFLY COMMUNITY
• CALENDAR
• OBITUARIES
• BRIEFLY METRO
• Tales of hot dogs and dinosaurs
• Officials offer new avenue to pick up volunteer hours
• Council endorses pit plan
• High algae levels elicit alert for Dexter Lake
• Active and able
• Council OKs free parking
• Scandi quest
• All In! with the Eugene Chamber at Three Rivers Casino & Hotel 9/24/2010 5:00 PM - 9/24/2010 9:0
• Explore the Wonders of China 9/23/2010 5:30 PM - 9/23/2010 7:00 PM
• Smart-Ups Pub Talk - September 9/23/2010 5:00 PM - 9/23/2010 08:00 PM
• Chamber 101 Orientation 9/21/2010 4:00 PM - 9/21/2010 5:15 PM
• Business After Hours Hosted by Northwest Youth Corps 9/16/2010 5:00 PM - 9/16/2010 7:00 PM
• Women Business Leaders: Millennials in the Workplace 9/9/2010 11:45 AM - 9/9/2010 1:15 PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 8/27/2010 07:30 AM - 8/27/2010 9:00 AM
• Smart-Ups Summer Social / Start Ups Expo 8/26/2010 5:00 PM - 8/26/2010 08:00 PM
• Lane Workforce Partnership 2010 Business Workforce Awards 8/26/2010 12:00PM - 8/26/2010 1:30PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 8/20/2010 07:30 AM - 8/20/2010 9:00 AM
• Business After Hours - Sponsored by Holt International Children's Services 8/19/2010 5:00 PM -
• Connect For Lunch 8/18/2010 12:00 PM - 8/18/2010 1:00 PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 8/13/2010 07:30 AM - 8/13/2010 9:00 AM
• WBL Success Studio Workshop: Fraud. A genuine risk to your business. 8/11/2010 8:00 AM - 8/11/2010 1
• Shopping for School Supplies?
• All In! with the Eugene Chamber at Three Rivers Casino & Hotel 9/24/2010 5:00 PM - 9/24/2010 9:0
• Explore the Wonders of China 9/23/2010 5:30 PM - 9/23/2010 7:00 PM
• Smart-Ups Pub Talk - September 9/23/2010 5:00 PM - 9/23/2010 08:00 PM
• 4J Superintendent Announces Final Year
• Chamber 101 Orientation 9/21/2010 4:00 PM - 9/21/2010 5:15 PM
• Business After Hours Hosted by Northwest Youth Corps 9/16/2010 5:00 PM - 9/16/2010 7:00 PM
• Capella Market to Host Raffle and BBQ for the Dome
• Book Launch: A Day on the Mountain, with Author Kevin Kurtz
• Women Business Leaders: Millennials in the Workplace 9/9/2010 11:45 AM - 9/9/2010 1:15 PM
• WBL Success Studio Workshop: Fraud. A genuine risk to your business. 8/11/2010 8:00 AM - 8/11/2010 1
• YPN hosted by Oregon Club 8/5/2010 5:00 PM - 8/5/2010 7:00 PM
• Connect For Lunch 7/27/2010 12:00 PM - 7/27/2010 1:00 PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 8/27/2010 07:30 AM - 8/27/2010 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 8/20/2010 07:30 AM - 8/20/2010 9:00 AM
• Connect For Lunch 8/18/2010 12:00 PM - 8/18/2010 1:00 PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 8/13/2010 07:30 AM - 8/13/2010 9:00 AM
• Connect For Lunch 8/10/2010 12:00 PM - 8/10/2010 1:00 PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 8/6/2010 07:30 AM - 8/6/2010 9:00 AM
• Connect For Lunch 8/4/2010 12:00 PM - 8/4/2010 1:00 PM
• Lane Workforce Partnership 2010 Business Workforce Awards 8/26/2010 12:00PM - 8/26/2010 1:30PM
• Smart-Ups Summer Social - August 8/26/2010 5:00 PM - 8/26/2010 08:00 PM
• Women Business Leaders: Cocktail Connections 7/15/2010 5:00 PM - 7/15/2010 7:00 PM
• Science Factory Children’s Museum And Planetarium News - July 2, 2010
• Business After Hours - Sponsored by Holt International Children's Services 8/19/2010 5:00 PM -
• Oregon Festival of American Music 2010: Swingin' The Dream 7/28/2010 8:00 PM - 7/28/2010
• USDA to Study 4J for Farm to School Program
• 4J Rebalances Budget in Response to State Funding Cuts
• District to Seek Buyer for Civic Stadium
• New Faces Coming to Principals' Offices in 2010–11
• State Budget Shortfall Leads to School Calendar Changes
• Latino Business Network at Valley River Inn 8/10/2010 5:00 PM - 8/10/2010 7:00 PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 6/25/2010 07:30 AM - 6/25/2010 9:00 AM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 7/23/2010 07:30 AM - 7/23/2010 9:00 AM
• Leadership Eugene-Springfield Program Briefing 6/24/2010 8:00 AM - 6/24/2010 9:00 AM
• Chamber 101 Orientation 7/22/2010 12:00 PM - 7/22/2010 1:15 PM
• Smart-Ups Pub Talk - June 6/24/2010 5:00 PM - 6/24/2010 08:00 PM
• Business After Hours - Sponsored by Eugene Emeralds Baseball Club 7/22/2010 5:00 PM - 7/22/2010 7:00
• Connect For Lunch 6/23/2010 12:00 PM - 6/23/2010 1:00 PM
• Joint Chamber Golf Classic 7/20/2010 12:30 PM - 7/20/2010 6:00 PM
• Chamber 101 Orientation 6/23/2010 12:00 PM - 6/23/2010 1:15 PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 7/16/2010 07:30 AM - 7/16/2010 9:00 AM
• New Faces Coming to Principals' Offices in 2010–11
• Explore the Wonders of China 7/14/2010 5:30 PM - 7/14/2010 7:00 PM
• ACE Awards Ceremony
• Connect For Lunch 7/13/2010 12:00 PM - 7/13/2010 1:00 PM
• USDA to Study 4J for Farm to School Program
• Leadership Eugene-Springfield Program Briefing 7/13/2010 4:00 PM - 7/13/2010 5:00 PM
• Last Day of School
• Latino Business Network at Chapala's 7/13/2010 5:00 PM - 7/13/2010 7:00 PM
• Budget Committee Meeting
• YPN Community Connections - Walnut Node 7/9/2010 12:00 PM - 7/9/2010 1:00 PM
• 4J/EEA Negotiation Session
• Greeters at The Nines 7/9/2010 7:30 AM - 7/9/2010 9:00 AM
• 4J/EEA Negotiation Session
• YPN at Oakshire Brewing 7/8/2010 5:00 PM - 7/8/2010 7:00 PM
• 4J/EEA Negotiation Session (time has changed)
• Women Business Leaders: Advanced Recall 7/8/2010 11:45AM - 7/8/2010 1:15 PM
• Eugene School Board Executive Session
• Greeters Networking Meeting - NO MEETING TODAY 7/2/2010 07:30 AM - 7/2/2010 9:00 AM
• About the Lions
• State Budget Shortfall Leads to School Calendar Changes
• Connect For Lunch 6/29/2010 12:00 PM - 6/29/2010 1:00 PM
• President's Welcome
• Top Ten Leadership Mistakes Workshop 6/28/2010 01:00 PM - 6/28/2010 04:00 PM
• Greeters Networking Meeting 7/30/2010 07:30 AM - 7/30/2010 9:00 AM
• Summer Camps, Expanded Hours and Dome Show Schedule At The Science Factory
• Harriburg Elementary's 5th Grade Class Becomes A Star At The Dome
• Summer Fun and Camps at Science Factory
• Science Factory To Start The Summer Off Rockin' With Laser Light Shows
• Science Factory Invites Everyone To ‘Be A Star’
• Science Factory Welcomes New Executive Director
• Science Factory Children's Museum And Planetarium News - May 6, 2010
• Science Factory Open House is Free Fun!
• Science Factory To Present Adult Lecture Series: We Are The Universe, With Steve Kilston Ph.D.
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Eugene!
• Datalogic Teams Up With The Science Factory
• Science Factory Children’s Museum And Planetarium News - April 2, 2010
• Kids Can Be Doctors at Mini-Medical School
• Spring Break Science Adventures at the Science Factory
• Cavalcade of Crawling Creatures Coming
• Science Factory Children’s Museum And Planetarium Newsletter - March 4, 2010
• Total Tot Spot Transformation At The Science Factory
• University Day at the Science Factory
• Block Kids Competition
• Girls Step Into Science Spotlight
• Science Factory Children’s Museum And Planetarium Newsletter - February 4, 2010
• Nikon Small World Exhibit
• Block Kids Competition
• Every Body Eats Opening At The Science Factory
• Exploration Dome Launch Celebration!
• Science Factory Children’s Museum And Planetarium Newsletter - December 31, 2009
• Planetarium To Boldly Go Full-Dome
• Bird Of Prey Day: Raptors Land At The Science Factory
• American Red Cross Disaster Action Teams
• Science Factory Children’s Museum And Planetarium Newsletter - November 3, 2009
• Toxic Toys Testing: Are Your Child's Toys Toxic?
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Lane County
• Figure Skating for a Lifetime
• Science Factory Children’s Museum And Planetarium Newsletter - October 14, 2009
• Holiday Food And Gift Festival
• Lane County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Lane County
• Oak Hill School Middle School Student Selected to Attend The Junior National Young Leaders Conferenc
• Exhibition - Your Healer Within
• Science Factory Children’s Museum And Planetarium Newsletter - September 3, 2009
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• Reptiles and Amphibians Taking over the Science Factory!
• Science Factory Children’s Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - August 7, 2009
• Local Educator to Bring First Hand Ocean Research to Local Children
• Science Factory Children’s Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - July 10, 2009
• 50% Off Camp Registration For ‘Going Green’
• Science Factory Children’s Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - June 9, 2009
• Relief Nursery Needs Volunteers!
• UO Researchers Bring Surprising Hands-on Exhibits to the Science Factory This Saturday
• Camp Registration Open and UO Coming to Science Factory!
• Eugene Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Mayor Kitty Piercy Joins Kids for a Town Hall Discussion about Climate Change
• Earth Day Eugene
• Science Factory Children’s Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - April 2, 2009
• Ballet Fantastique’s Chamber Ballet Company Thinks Big While Remaining Small
• It’s Magic: Tinkerbell, Tricksters and More
• School Days Out? Spring Break? We're Here!
• Run for the Shamrock
• The Annual ‘Block Kids’ Building Competition
• International Year of Astronomy Kicks Off
• Good Earth Home, Garden And Living Show
• The Opening of 'Tech City' Kicks Off a Busy 2009 at the Science Factory
• Science Factory Children's Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - January 7, 2009
• Science Factory Children's Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - December 4, 2008
• November is Busy at the Science Factory
• LOCAL BUSINESS GROUP INDUCTS NEW OFFICERS
• Oregon Country Fair
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Monaco Coach Announcement
• Oregon Bach Festival
• Eugene Gem Faire
• Oregon Asian Celebration

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