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Eugene-area residents apparently heeded a request to reduce their electricity consumption during this month’s triple-digit heat wave.
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The Eugene Water and Electric Board is asking customers to conserve energy.
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Temperatures are forecast to reach into the triple-digits from Sunday into next week, bringing higher risk of fires and heat-related illness.
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The Eugene Water and Electric Board has been looking for a source of water to augment its intake on the McKenzie River for decades.
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McKenzie Valley residents who lost their septic systems to the 2020 Holiday Farm Fire can now get money to replace them.
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Eugene Water and Electric Board's Frank Lawson shares EWEB's plans for the future.
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EWEB is moving closer to removing the Leaburg Dam.
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People in the unincorporated Lane County community of Mapleton are once again without running water.
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For two months, students in Eugene have been raising salmon. Last week, they released them into the wild.
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As EWEB’s board of commissioners ponder the possible deactivation of the Leaburg Hydroelectricity Project, it’s expected that rates will increase for the utility’s customers in any case.
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This post includes information about power shutoffs and evacuations during the Sept. 2022 wind storm. This post will be updated.
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Emergency responders and members of the public will be able to keep better tabs on potential wildfires in the McKenzie River Valley thanks to a new wildfire detection camera that will go online in July.