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UO researchers: CAHOOTS call diversion rate ‘substantially greater’ than first estimated (opens the original)
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University of Oregon researchers have a new study that says the mobile crisis counseling service CAHOOTS – Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets- diverted far more calls from the Eugene Police Department than first thought. A 2022 summary report from the EPD put the diversion rate between 3% and 8% based on call data from the previous year. But the UO research team said they’ve developed three new measurement standards that are more accurate and focus the lens better on CAHOOTS’ impact. I
First Starbucks in Oregon to unionize is being shuttered (opens the original)
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More than four years since it became the very first Starbucks in Oregon to join a union, Eugene’s store at 2830 Willamette St. is among several hundred shutting down this week. In April 2022, workers with the South Eugene Starbucks cheered when the unanimous vote to join Workers United was livestreamed through a National Labor Relations Board meeting. Moments after the vote, barista Jake LaMourie told KLCC that the very next step would be negotiating a contract with the Starbucks Corporation, wh
EPA acts to control contamination at J.H. Baxter site (opens the original)
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This week, crews with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency were sent to the shuttered J.H. Baxter wood treatment plant in Eugene’s Bethel neighborhood. Administrators say their assignment was to control hazardous substances from escaping an underground contamination site, and that this is the second Time-Critical Removal Action (TCRA) for the Superfund site, after the first wrapped up in February. Work on this latest action will run through spring, EPA Region 10 administrator Emma Pokon told
Oregon Department of Forestry plans training burn in Corvallis (opens the original)
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People looking up towards the Bald Hill Farm west of Corvallis might see smoke beginning Monday. There’s no cause for alarm, though. The Oregon Department of Forestry is using the land for a training burn. The burn is planned as an opportunity for ODF and local fire personnel to learn about controlled burning and observing grass fire behavior. The burn will be managed by experienced ODF staff with the help of trained Corvallis and Philomath fire personnel. The training will only take place if co
Warm Springs ranchers seek help after wildfires destroy grazing habitat for wild horses, cattle (opens the original)
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While the Bench Fire in central Oregon has been largely contained, its effects are still being felt. A ranching couple on the Warm Springs Reservation needs help caring for their cattle and wild horses, after the fire destroyed their grazing land. Jason Smith and Kremena Doust say they were preparing to do a live auction and photo shoot with their horses on July 25. But they canceled once they realized the Bench Fire was burning fast through their area. “It run like 14 miles in one day, y’know,”
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