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Eugene winery eyes harvest after Oregon's best season in years (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. - Oregon winegrowers are beginning to harvest this year's crop of wine grapes with optimism after a summer of favorable weather conditions. Doyle Hinman, founder and owner of Hinman Vineyards in Eugene, said the wine industry in Oregon has been strained by wildfire smoke and extreme heat in recent years. "In the summer, the main growing season, one of the problems is heat. You can sunburn grapes if they're not shaded properly or positioned on the trellis properly," Hinman said. "So
Parents push back on Fern Ridge elementary school reconfiguration (opens the original)
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ELMIRA, Ore. - Parents in the Fern Ridge School District are pushing back against a plan to split elementary students between two campuses starting in fall 2027. On Sept. 21, the Fern Ridge School Board voted 3-2 to reconfigure its two elementary schools. Under the new plan, Veneta Elementary will become a K-2 school, while Elmira Elementary will become 3rd-5th grade. But parents say the change could hurt their kids and make life harder for working families. "The initial reaction was just disapp
Fern Ridge School Board votes to end K-5 model at two schools (opens the original)
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ELMIRA, Ore. - The Fern Ridge School Board voted three-to-two Monday night to reconfigure its two elementary schools and separate students by grade level starting in the 2027 school year. Veneta Elementary School will serve as a K-2 school, while Elmira Elementary School will serve as a 3-5 school. These changes are set to take effect at the start of the 2027 school year. Fern Ridge School District Superintendent Gary Carpenter says the two elementary schools have seen a drop in enrollment causi
Westmoreland Park Safe Spot shuts down in Eugene (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. - A large temporary housing site in Eugene is shutting down. The nonprofit that operates the shelter says the closure is about consolidating resources, but city officials say it also highlights broader concerns about shelter funding. The Westmoreland Park Safe Spot opened in March 2021 near Chambers Street and 18th Avenue in Eugene, providing 20 Conestoga huts for people experiencing homelessness. Community Supported Shelters, the nonprofit that operates the site, announced the site
Everyone Village in Eugene adds warehouse to grow work programs (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. - Everyone Village is expanding its workforce development programs with a new warehouse that will add employment opportunities for people transitioning out of homelessness. The nonprofit opened in 2022 as a center with roughly 80 individual dwelling-style homes and community spaces in west Eugene. Beginning in October, the center will renovate a 3,500-square-foot warehouse across the street to provide a dedicated space for its workforce development programs. "When you're experiencin
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