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Rising business costs spur Drazan roundtable with Eugene owners, backed by Gianforte (opens the original)
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Oregon Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan holds a roundtable with Eugene business owners Wednesday alongside Montana Governor Greg Gianforte, Sept. 30, 2026. (SBG) EUGENE, Ore. — Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan held a roundtable discussion with Eugene business owners Wednesday alongside Montana Governor Greg Gianforte. They talked about the cost of doing business and Drazan’s ideas for growing Oregon’s economy. Drazan says there is one very important job, and
Drazan pitches CAT tax changes at Eugene roundtable as Gianforte campaigns (opens the original)
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Oregon Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan holds a roundtable with Eugene business owners Wednesday alongside Montana Governor Greg Gianforte, Sept. 30, 2026. (SBG) EUGENE, Ore. — Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan held a roundtable discussion with Eugene business owners Wednesday alongside Montana Governor Greg Gianforte. They talked about the cost of doing business and Drazan’s ideas for growing Oregon’s economy. Drazan says there is one very important job, and
New Youth Hub opens in downtown Eugene, offering jobs help, showers and support (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. — Young people in Eugene who need a job lead, a snack, a shower or someone to talk to now have a new place to go downtown. The Youth Hub held its grand-opening celebration Saturday and officially opened Monday. The space, at 44 W. Seventh Ave., is designed for people ages 14 to 24 and offers basic needs such as showers and laundry, education and skills support, and a safe place to spend time. “Having resources in a third space where you can feel welcome and invited is something that
UO textbook subsidy paused as students head into the first day of classes (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. — As University of Oregon students begin fall term, some are looking for ways to manage the cost of required textbooks and supplies after the university paused a needs-based subsidy program. The UO Textbook and Course Materials Subsidy previously provided eligible students up to $150 per academic quarter for required textbooks and supplies. The program is paused for fall term 2026. A spokesperson for UO’s Basic Needs Program said the subsidy is paused while the university develops a
Residents hear arguments over proposed Eugene Clean Energy Fund fee (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. — A new ballot measure could change how Eugene funds clean energy projects and who pays for them. The proposal was front and center at a City Club of Eugene meeting at WOW Hall Friday where both sides weighed in on what it could mean for the community. We investigated how the proposed fund would work - and why some shoppers are raising questions about what it could mean at the register. Eugene voters will decide this November whether to form the Eugene Clean Energy Fund (ECEF). Resi
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