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Eugene City leaders say despite disruptions in the construction industry, they’ve managed to complete dozens of voter-approved street projects. But, supply chain issues have increased cost and caused projects to overlap.
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A pilot program seeks food trucks for Eugene’s parks this summer.
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The City of Eugene is considering four affordable housing proposals that seek public funding.
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There's a lot of construction on downtown Eugene streets.
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Now that the filing deadline has passed, races for local and statewide offices are coming into view.
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The Eugene City Council voted Monday night to delay a plan that would have significantly increased penalties for RVs and other large vehicles that repeatedly break parking rules.
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A new app called “Gov Hub Media” will allow the public to stream local government meetings on their phone, or smart TV.
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The Eugene City Council has approved three motions to help redevelop the former Lane Community College building at 1059 Willamette Street.
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Charter school students will likely receive cards automatically, but homeschool students may need to opt in and should keep an eye out for announcements about the library card program.
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A creek that winds through south Eugene will become a wilder place thanks to a $2.7 million grant from the federal government.
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The missing link in a bikeway connecting Spencer Butte to the Willamette River is set to open this March.
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The Eugene Public Library has been functioning with a reduced budget since the city made a 15% cut, nearly $4 million, to its general fund allocation last year.