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The Board of Lane County Commissioners voted 3-2 on Tuesday to tentatively approve a controversial gravel mine near Oakridge.
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Oakridge voters rejected a new rating-based election system. In initial returns, 54% of voters opposed the proposal.
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Lane County Commissioners voted Tuesday to delay their decision on whether to allow a new gravel mine near Oakridge.
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Efforts to alleviate smoke issues in the Oakridge-Westfir area are being helped through a $1 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency.
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This November, voters in Oakridge will decide whether to temporarily adopt a rating-based voting system for city elections.
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Although crews have made progress containing some of the wildfires burning on the Willamette National Forest, officials say increased fire activity is possible.
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Wildfires continue to burn in Western Oregon despite a slightly cooler weather and a light overnight rain.
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About 125 fires are burning across the state and the largest fire in the country is in eastern Oregon. All these fires are putting a strain on crews and resources.
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The Lane County Planning Commission has voted against a potential gravel mine near Oakridge. But that doesn’t mean the project is dead.
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Oakridge residents and city officials are speaking out against a potential gravel mine on TV Butte.
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Oakridge's budget took a new blow last week when city council members voted to discontinue the city’s public safety fee totaling $213,000 in annual revenue.
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Lane County will soon launch a mobile crisis response program to serve far-flung, rural communities often referred to as “mental health care deserts.”