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Soap-bubble performer charged with child sexual abuse
Patrick Corey OโNeill โ whom police say is known as โCoreyโ โ has performed at the Oregon Country Fair. He was arrested June 23 and has been charged in Lane County Circuit Court.
Police find hidden camera, suspect it’s linked to burglary ring targeting Asians
Eugene police said Wednesday, June 24, theyโve found a hidden camera monitoring an Asian family. Police say they suspect another organized burglary ring similar to a group arrested last year.ย
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After nearly 20 years as judge, Vogt tabbed as first-ever ombudsman for stateย courts
Lane County Circuit Judge Debra Vogt will start her new role Aug. 1, and the ombudsman office will launch later this year.
Government seeks emergency stay of order to remove Eugene Federal Building fence
Earlier the judge had agreed to extend his original deadline for federal government to remove fencing.
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Body of missing 88-year-old Lorane woman found off logging road near Cottage Grove
Searchers Monday, June 22, found the body of an 88-year-old woman missing from Lorane after her vehicle was discovered in the Mosby Creek Area east of Cottage Grove.
Conviction of man in 1989 Eugene murder is tossed out under new โjunk scienceโ law
Robert Lyons was found guilty in the death of Lori Stabenow. The trial involved bite-mark analysis, a discredited forensic science.
Judge grants activistsโ request to open plaza, orders removal of fence at Eugene Federal Building
Details of when and how the barrier must be altered had yet to be decided Monday morning.
After mental health commitment, murder defendant now fit to proceed, judge says
About 2ยฝ months after a judge ordered his commitment to Oregon State Hospital, a man charged with murder has been declared fit to proceed in court.


