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Lane County Sheriff’s Office urges drivers to slow down as school traffic returns (opens the original)
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LANE COUNTY, Ore. — As more families return to back-to-school routines, Lane County drivers can expect busier roads during the morning and afternoon commute. With students heading to and from classrooms, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office says it often sees an increase in traffic violations around schools, neighborhoods and bus stops. Deputies are reminding drivers to slow down, stay alert and allow extra time for drop-offs and pick-ups. Lane County Sheriff’s Office urges drivers to slow down as s
Lane County Sheriffs urge traffic safety during back to school rush (opens the original)
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As more families return to back-to-school routines, Lane County drivers can expect busier roads during the morning and afternoon commute. With students heading to and from classrooms, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office says it often sees an increase in traffic violations around schools, neighborhoods and bus stops. Deputies are reminding drivers to slow down, stay alert and allow extra time for drop-offs and pick-ups. Common concerns during the school year include speeding in school zones, distrac
LCSO urges caution about privacy when sharing back-to-school photos (opens the original)
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Back-to-school photos are filling social media feeds as students head back to class, but Lane County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) officials are urging parents to take a closer look at what those pictures may reveal before hitting post. Deputies say details that can seem harmless, including a child’s name, age, grade or school, may reveal more information than families intend to share. LCSO urges caution about privacy when sharing back-to-school photos (Frances Pedersen/SBG) “If you're going to put so
11 trees vandalized at Eugene’s Petersen Park (opens the original)
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EUGENE, OR — Vandals cut down or damaged 11 trees at Petersen Park in Eugene over the weekend, targeting young trees that volunteers planted during an MLK Day community event in 2023. Eugene Parks and Open Space officials said the damage was discovered after community members reported it. Some of the trees were cut down completely, while others were severely damaged but remain standing and may survive. Staff believe the vandals used a saw and possibly an axe. Joe Waksmundski, volunteer coordinat
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