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Willamette Pass triples snowmaking capacity ahead of upcoming ski season (opens the original)
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Willamette Pass has expanded its ability to make snow ahead of the ‘26-’27 ski season. The resort—which lies on the Lane/Klamath County line along in the Oregon Cascades, has doubled its inventory of snowmaking guns and expanded the terrain where it is able to use those guns by 70 acres. And while the expansion comes after a ski season that saw multiple temporary closures and times where not all runs were open, the timing is not linked. “This has been years in the making, from doing all of our e
St. Vincent de Paul adds 10 HOPE homes to its Cottage Grove mobile home park, each costing less than $100,000 (opens the original)
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When Eugene-based nonprofit St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County bought Saginaw Mobile Home Park in 2017, it was in pretty rough shape, according to executive director Bethany Cartledge. “A bunch of potholes in the road, really hard to drive,” she said. “You have to really watch where you're going. Poor sanitation, failing infrastructure, a lot of dilapidated homes that really needed to be pulled out and replaced.” St. Vincent de Paul owns and operates more than 1,400 affordable rental hom
Eugene building that sparked data center concerns now for sale (opens the original)
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The former semiconductor manufacturing facility that raised concerns about a possible data center in Eugene is for sale. The 1.19 million square foot building is listed for sale, along with four lots totalling 197 acres. The building is owned by Dayton, Ohio-based LED display manufacturer Stratacache, which bought it in 2020. The company did not return KLCC’s request for comment or an interview, but CEO Chris Riegel described what work Stratacache had done in the building in an October 2025 inte
Utilities say upcoming rate change by Bonneville Power Administration likely means higher rates for customers (opens the original)
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The Bonneville Power Administration is planning a rate hike, with a rate case saying the hydroelectric power producer plans to raise rates by 6.3%. That’s leaving some electricity providers saying they will likely need to hike rates their customers pay, due to an increase in what they pay. BPA published a notice for an expedited rate proceeding last week, saying that a recent court-ordered injunction that requires it to spill water over dams on the Columbia and Snake Rivers rather than allowing
Springfield and Eugene continue efforts to educate public about e-moto legality as usage grows (opens the original)
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City officials in Springfield and Eugene are expanding a push to educate residents that the use of electric motorcycles that resemble electrically-assisted bicycles in public is, in many cases, illegal. Springfield has launched its own education campaign, hoping to help residents understand the difference between an e-bike and an e-moto. "E-motos are being sold in a lot of places, and they are not to be ridden on public streets, sidewalks, paths or any public areas,” said Springfield Transportat
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