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Springfield-Eugene drivers can get home 24/7 with tow company's $20 'Buzzed Tows' (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. — After years of seeing the impact of driving under the influence, one local towing company says it has started offering a unique service to prevent impaired driving. It’s called “Buzzed Tows” and the company is explaining how drivers can make sure they stay safe on the road - by staying off the road. "It’s nothing you want to see; it’s pretty bad," says Dustin Brooks, owner of Brooks Towing. “I kept getting called out to DUI accidents and that’s not what we wanna do." Brooks says h
For $20, tow company's 'Buzzed Tows' offers rides home for driver and car (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. — After years of seeing the impact of driving under the influence, one local towing company says it has started offering a unique service to prevent impaired driving. It’s called “Buzzed Tows” and the company is explaining how drivers can make sure they stay safe on the road - by staying off the road. "It’s nothing you want to see; it’s pretty bad," says Dustin Brooks, owner of Brooks Towing. “I kept getting called out to DUI accidents and that’s not what we wanna do." Brooks says h
Roseburg residents voice Flock concerns at City Council Meeting (opens the original)
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Roseburg residents voiced their concerns about the local presence of Flock cameras at Monday night's city council meeting, on September 28. They say they're concerned about the safety of their community and the preservation of their privacy with the current use of Flock cameras in the area. Flock is a surveillance system that can read license plates, take images and record. The information is placed in an AI database used by law enforcement agencies to track crime. Brandon, a resident attending
APALD event aims to address rising lethal drug risks with families and law enforcement (opens the original)
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An Association of People Against Lethal Drugs (APALD) community awareness event will bring together families, law enforcement and community organizations Friday to discuss the risks of lethal drugs and provide resources to the public. The APALD Community Awareness Event, themed “Every Form, Every Risk,” is scheduled from 12:30 to 6 p.m. Sept. 25. at the Albany Public Library. The event will feature speakers sharing personal stories about loved ones, along with presentations from law enforcement,
Saving Grace Humane Society to host low-cost microchip and vaccine clinic in Sutherlin (opens the original)
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SUTHERLIN, Ore. — This Sunday, September 27, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Saving Grace Humane Society is hosting a low-cost microchip and vaccine clinic at the Sutherlin Tractor Supply Co. at 328 Dakota St, Sutherlin, OR 97479. At arrival, dogs must be on a leash, and cats must be secured in a carrier. If you don't have a carrier, $10 cardboard cat carriers are available for purchase at the shelter prior to the clinic event. The shelter says if cost is a barrier, they will do their best to acco
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