Rebecca Hansen-White
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KLCC
The petitions are for board members who recently voted for mid-year staff reductions as the district goes through a budget shortfall.
This week on Oregon On The Record:
Monday 1/26 - U of O professor explains why movie theaters are in trouble
Tuesday 1/27 - Local groups fighting a proposed Amazon Warehouse near the Eugene Airport
Wednesday 1/28 - Springfield Public Schools budget cuts
Thursday 1/29 - Update on Oregon's WNBA team
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Monday 1/26 - U of O professor explains why movie theaters are in trouble
Tuesday 1/27 - Local groups fighting a proposed Amazon Warehouse near the Eugene Airport
Wednesday 1/28 - Springfield Public Schools budget cuts
Thursday 1/29 - Update on Oregon's WNBA team
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Zac Ziegler
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KLCC
The program aims to fill gaps in knowledge that often go untaught in schools but are necessary in adult life.
Bruce Calkins
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Provided by EWEB
Andrew Medichini
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AP
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The state’s most powerful lawmakers said Wednesday they can’t preempt the vote as Gov. Tina Kotek requested. -
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Eugene residents weighed in Tuesday on a proposal to ban drivers from giving money to panhandlers. -
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Benton County Commissioners are taking a second look at their decision to allow the Coffin Butte landfill to expand. And this time, they’ll have new information to consider from Oregon’s environmental regulators.
