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Oregon nurse, 75, found guilty of neglecting assisted living resident who died
An Oregon nurse who neglected an assisted living home resident who subsequently died has pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal mistreatment, the Oregon Department of Justice said Friday. Phyllis Dodds, 75, was working at Pacifica Senior Living in Klamath Falls when allegations surfaced that she had failed to provide nursing care...
Oregon Ducks' Arik Armstead Ready for New Start in Jacksonville
The former Oregon Duck and San Francisco 49er was picked up by the Jacksonville Jaguars this offseason. After being placed on the PUP list ahead of the 2024 training camp, he's now activated and ready to play.
Oregon coach does not hold back on Ohio State
The Oregon Ducks are officially joining the Big Ten this season, setting up an absolutely massive showdown with the Ohio State Buckeyes this season. And it doesn’t sound like Oregon head coach Dan Lanning is underselling the importance of the upcoming showdown. During the most recent appearance of The...
Ranking Every Big Ten Conference Football Team for 2024
As Oregon Football moves into a new conference for the first time in program history, let’s review all of the Ducks’ new conference foes and see how they stack up against each other. Bear in mind that although a team may have a better record prediction than another, it does not inherently mean I expect […] The post Ranking Every Big Ten Conference Football Team for 2024 appeared first on On3.
Local voters and political experts react to Democratic and Republican National Conventions
EUGENE, Ore -- The Democratic and Republican candidates for President are locked in, and voters in Eugene want their voices heard. A top concern for Eugene voters like Leslie Hoffman is national unity. She feels negative campaigning will not help either party. Right now, she is leaning more towards Vice President Harris' campaign.
Beloved member of Eugene’s Black Community dies at 78
Lyllye Reynolds-Parker, a well-loved member of the Eugene community, died Thursday night. The news was shared by her niece in a Facebook post. Reynolds-Parker grew up in Eugene. She was born at Sacred Heart Hospital, and may have been the first Black child born there, according to the University of Oregon.
Grants Pass city council combats housing crisis, and feral cats?
GRANTS PASS, Ore.-- The Grants Pass city council recently made moves to combat the housing crisis in the city, giving well over $1 million in grant funding and rezoning properties for new developments. The city approved an amendment to the comprehensive plan map and zone map for the city to...
Wrongful death suit filed by family of Medford caregiver Bobbie Kolada, seeks $10 million
The family of caregiver Barbara "Bobbie" Kolada, who died while employed at a group home run by Grants Pass-based Partnerships in Community Living, filed a wrongful death suit in Multnomah County Circuit Court on Friday. The suit seeks $10 million in damages and names as plaintiffs Partnerships in Community Living...
Closure of the Eastside Boat Ramp
The City of Coos Bay has contracted with Lagacy Contracting, Inc. to make the repairs to the Eastside Boat Ramp. Work will begin on August 23, 2024. During this time the Eastside Boat Launch Facility will be closed at Whitty St., with no public access, while the contractor is making repairs. This closure will expedite the reopening of the facility and give the contractor uninterrupted movement throughout the facility. It is estimated that the repairs will take up to 7-10 days to complete. The work will include the removal of the two damaged remaining piles and installation of three new 12” piles and setting the repaired floats back into the water. We understand that this facility is important to the community and these repairs are necessary to the reopening of the boat ramp. Any questions can be directed to the Public Works Department at 541-269-8918.
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