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Loveall: Lane County native ‘brings people together’

Loveall DAVID LOVEALL , 60 Birthplace: Eugene  Marital status: Married 42 years  Spouse: Nita Loveall, retired dental hygienist  Children: 23, 30, 35. All attended private schools through high school  Residence neighborhood: North Springfield, Hayden Bridge  Online: loveallforspringfield.com, facebook.com/LoveallSpringfield/  Education: High school, Navy Photojournalism Syracuse University, Navy Achievement…

Berney: Drive local investment in less divisive culture

Berney JOE BERNEY, 68 Birthplace: Vancouver, Washington (We lived in Beaverton OR, but this was the closest Kaiser facility.)  Marital status: Married Spouse: Madeleine Berney, retired educator Children: Six adult children, attended public schools; four grandchildren, three here in Springfield. Residence neighborhood: Thurston. Online: joeberney.com…

Elections: Lane County Commissioner: Q&A with Berney, Loveall

Berney, Loveall Editor’s Note: The Lane County Commissioner seat representing Springfield is held by incumbent Joe Berney and is contested by David Loveall. Read Loveall’s candidate bio and column here … Read Berney’s candidate bio and column here. The Chronicle: In terms of affordable inventory, mental…

Springfield City Council candidate Q&A: Webber on Ward 1

Webber Editor’s note: Ward 1 encompasses the general area between 15h Street, Q Street and Gateway. Michelle Webber is running uncontested for the seat currently held by Damien Pitts. MICHELLE WEBBER Birthplace: Cottage Grove (lived in Lane County until her family moved to the Newport…

Doyle, Molina: Q&A with Springfield City Council candidates

Ward 5 encompasses the general area between South 42nd and 55th streets of Springfield. This is the only contested Springfield City Councilor race in May. Chronicle: What are the biggest challenges and opportunities facing your ward, and how will you ensure your ward is well-represented…

Just a ‘Few’ stopping by for ice cream

PHOTO PROVIDED / JOHNNY SALDANAGonzaga basketball coach Mark Few visited his hometown of Creswell last week to visit family and feed a sweet tooth. CRESWELL – Johnny Saldaña, owner of Bigfoot Fudge, received a nice surprise recently as Gonzaga basketball coach Mark Few popped his…

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