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Court filings say 2 juvenile co-defendants confessed in Oakridge-area camping deaths (opens the original)
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LANE COUNTY, Ore. — New court filings in the case tied to the deaths of two people on a camping trip southeast of Oakridge indicate two juvenile co-defendants have confessed to the killings. The filings are part of the case against 20-year-old Hunter Jesse Kip Barnett of Eugene. Barnett, along with the two juveniles, is accused of murdering 17-year-old Maleah Lewis and 21-year-old Noah Wall. READ PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Lane County Sheriff identifies victim in Oakridge double homicide Barnett, who w
Pretrial hearing Tuesday in Benton County Circuit Court for OSU linebacker Aiden Sullivan (opens the original)
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CORVALLIS, Ore. — Oregon State football linebacker Aiden Sullivan returns Tuesday to Benton County Circuit Court for a pre-trial hearing. Sullivan is facing one count of assault in the first degree - a felony - as well as two counts of assault in the fourth degree. In the meantime, Sullivan is still playing for the Beavers. Pretrial hearing Tuesday in Benton County Circuit Court for OSU linebacker Aiden Sullivan Here is what Oregon State head coach JaMarcus Shepherd had to say about Sullivan's p
Eugene Opera marks 50th season with free pop-up history museum through Oct. 30 (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. — As Eugene Opera marks its 50th season, a pop-up history museum is giving the public a free look back at the company’s legacy. The exhibit has been installed at the Midtown Arts Center Gallery and runs from now until Oct. 30. Visitors can view an archive of memorabilia including costumes and props, show posters and articles about works produced across the opera’s history. Admission is free. Eugene Opera marks 50th season with free pop-up history museum through Oct. 30 (KVAL/SBG) Ar
Expert urges screen boundaries to boost teens’ sleep and real-life connections (opens the original)
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Social media is a major part of daily life for many young people, but a clinical psychologist says its relationship with mental health is more complicated than cause-and-effect. Dr. Will Henson said people who are already struggling with anxiety or depression may turn to social media more often, which can create a difficult cycle. “One of the questions could be, is social media the cause of the problem, or a symptom,” Henson said. “People can overconsume media when they’re depressed, when they’r
School supply costs add up for Eugene-area families, teachers (opens the original)
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EUGENE, Ore. — As students across the region prepare to head back to the classroom, families are once again facing the cost of checking off school supply lists — and those expenses can quickly climb. An analysis of school supply lists from schools in the Eugene School District 4J found elementary school families can expect to spend an average of about $102 per student on requested supplies. The cost increases to an average of $136 for middle school students, whose lists often call for separate n
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