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Each day will focus on a different industry, and include info on career pathways, training and open jobs.
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Hot Tees takes its screen-printing materials to events, creating custom shirts on the spot in minutes.
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Eugene 4J School District has pushed back its next public budget meeting from the end of March to April 8. Springfield, which is also facing a deficit, will hold budget discussions in late March and early April.
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In April, it will once again be possible to take the bus from Eugene to Medford after Pacific Crest Bus Lines announced it’s launching a new daily service between the two cities.
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Oregon leaders condemned the union organizer Cesar Chavez after a news report detailed extensive sexual abuse allegation against him dating back decades.
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In February, about 20 Eugene eateries participated in the Vegan Chef Challenge. The contest winners, chosen by community members, were announced this week.
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A cultural festival and resource fair part of the Day Without an Immigrant Campaign was held in Eugene Monday. Community organizations set up tables along the perimeter of Eugene’s Farmers Market Pavilion, as residents collected stickers, flyers and resource brochures.
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A former Lane Community College soccer player filed a tort claim notice against the college, alleging that leadership allowed a hostile environment for women. She said she faced discrimination and retaliation from her coach. Lane Community College disputed the claims.
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Over 50 men make up The Eugene Gleemen, an all-male chorus that’s been an institution in the area for a century.
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Claim 52 hopes to open the Bayfront Boulevard restaurant that was formerly Rogue Bayfront Public House in May.
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The protest was organized as a last-minute response to the United States and Israeli attacks on the country Saturday morning.
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Annexation could happen without public meetings if the owners request and certain criteria are met.