Category Community
Government, Business briefs – Week of April 25
Creswell to receive $1 million for wastewater treatment facility CRESWELL – Gov. Tina Kotek signed SB 1530 on April 17 which allocated money from the general fund to various cities and programs throughout the state. One line item was to allocate $1 million “to the…

PeaceHealth Rides celebrates 6 years with bike share expansion and 100 new bikes
SPRINGFIELD — Last week, PeaceHealth Rides, a bike share program in Eugene, marked its sixth anniversary with a 100-bike expansion, while also expanding in downtown Springfield, making it easier to travel between Eugene and Springfield. The program now has around 450 bikes, and bike share…
Police Roundup: Week of April 25
Man arrested for swinging sword, inhaling drugs at hot springs BLUE RIVER – At about 11 a.m. on April 20, area deputies and state police troopers were alerted to a report of a disorderly subject swinging a sword around and inhaling nitrous oxide at Terwilliger…
Data Center: Public Safety – Week of April 25
SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT MONDAY, APRIL 15 (69 total calls) Top calls: Traffic stop (11), Abandoned vehicle (9), Theft (6) 1:28 am: DUII, 1210 Mohawk Blvd. 1:39 am: Dispute, 397 S. 70th St. 2:08 am: Suspicious subject(s), 1665 18th St. 2:10 am: Found contraband, 1460 G…
Classifieds: Week of April 25
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Pleasant Hill’s Caden Richardson wins Athlete of the Week

Mobile, home
One bike at a time, citizen innovation helping shelter Creswell’s unhoused CRESWELL – Change doesn’t always come from a top-down solution. In fact, bottom-up solutions make noticeable differences in our communities. Creswell residents Bill Kent and Ed Gunderson have taken a creative approach to help…

Springfield moves along tax program for housing
SPRINGFIELD – Earlier this week, the City moved along with its plan to implement a property tax exemption for multiple-unit housing to incentivize development of more diverse housing and address Springfield’s lack of housing choice. Council has been considering developing the Housing Diversity Tax Exemption…
