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                        A new plaque in Eugene honors the life of the late jokebook salesman David Henry Miller, better known to locals as “Frog.”
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                        Jordon Davison rushed for a pair of touchdowns and No. 6 Oregon overcame a slow start to hand Wisconsin its sixth straight loss with a 21-7 victory on a rainy Saturday night.
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                        Wednesday night, the Eugene 4J School Board approved a new policy barring students’ use of personal electronic devices in K-12 schools. They did so just under the state's required deadline of Oct. 31.
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                        Local law enforcement urged neighbors to look out for each other at an Asian American public safety forum in Eugene Thursday evening, saying they need the entire community’s help to stop a burglary ring.
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                        Eugene Mayor Kaarin Knudson says she's been navigating her first year in office while undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Knudson is now cancer free and shared her experience with KLCC.
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                        Stratacache CEO Chris Riegel talks about taking over a one-million-square-foot manufacturing facility in west Eugene that was once used for semiconductor manufacturing.
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                        The Asian American Council of Oregon’s public safety forum in Eugene on Oct. 23 will address a rise in burglaries targeting Asian-owned businesses and residences.
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                        This second in a two-part program, provides insights into riverfront development efforts on the other side of I-5.
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                        Eugene Springfield Fire crews responded to a structure fire early Thursday morning in a vacant home on the 1100 block of Grant Street in west Eugene.
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                        In a letter Thursday, Sen. Ron Wyden, a Democrat, said he supported communities that are reviewing their police departments contract with the company.
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                        The decision came less than a week after the city council unanimously asked city manager Sarah Medary to pause using the cameras, owned by private company Flock Safety, until they could discuss privacy and civil rights concerns.
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                        Eugene Police Chief Chris Skinner said at a Friday press conference that his department is still investigating whether these suspects are linked to nearly two dozen similar burglaries targeting local Asian American business owners over the last year.