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The suspect in a rape last week on Wild Iris Ridge trail in Eugene is still at large. One woman who regularly uses the trail is asking why there hasn’t been information on the recent crime posted at the park.
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A favorite overlook in Eugene has been temporarily closed to vehicle traffic.
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The fire, possible caused by fireworks, scorched about half an acre.
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Land managers have been using ecological burns to maintain and enhance the native prairies in West Eugene. They say the practice also helps to reduce the risk of wildfires.
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A pilot program seeks food trucks for Eugene’s parks this summer.
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One of Eugene’s most popular parks will have two gates installed next month to allow officials to limit public access when necessary.
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Eugene reopened the parking area for one of the city’s most popular trails Friday afternoon. It had been closed since the ice storm wreaked havoc last month.
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An influx of money will help with ongoing work to prevent wildfires in Eugene’s parks.
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A Eugene nonprofit that feeds the homeless said the city won’t approve its permit. The city said that its concerns about cleanliness haven’t been addressed.
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Eugene Parks and Open Space wants to know how people are using their neighborhood parks and what might make them better.
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The City of Eugene is developing a new park in southwest Eugene. It’s named for the late Mattie Reynolds, who was a leader in the Black community.
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The City of Eugene Parks and Open Space, along with a group of volunteers planted 240 roses at the Owen Rose Garden on March 26. The new flowers will add…