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Don’t have a cow, man, but Springfield’s commemorative mural celebrating its ties to “The Simpsons” has turned 10 years old.
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The Springfield Public Library will be closing for three weeks this summer as the facility undergoes a number of renovations.
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A new control system allowed Springfield to more quickly assess storm damage to its new streetlightsThe January ice storm threw a monkey wrench into the City of Springfield’s project to replace its 5,000 or so streetlights with new LED fixtures.
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The Springfield City Council has approved putting a $20 million bond on the May ballot to pay for street repairs.
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The City of Eugene on Thursday rescinded its "snow/ice emergency" that had been in place since Saturday. That means that parking restrictions on designated snow emergency routes are no longer in effect.
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A new law went into effect this year that allows all Oregon cities to use photo radar to enforce speed limits. But motorists shouldn’t expect to see a flood of new cameras right away.
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Break out the rakes, leaf pickup begins soon in Eugene, Springfield and other parts of Lane County.
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How many crews in Springfield does it take to change the light bulbs?
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An ethics complaint against Lane County Commissioner David Loveall was dismissed Friday due to a lack of evidence.
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The City of Springfield is set to pull funding from a new transitional housing project, citing concerns over its scope.
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Springfield’s mayor highlighted businesses with current or upcoming expansions during his annual State of the City address Thursday.
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The City of Springfield is revisiting some old haunts this season. The community is bringing back its “City Hall-o-ween” for the first time since 2019.