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Good morning,
It is Veterans Day. To anyone who put on the uniform: Thank you for your service.
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In the third part of our Lookout Eugene-Springfield Editorial Board special report, “Breaking Ground,” we look at the impact of new apartments built for University of Oregon students on the overall Eugene housing market.
A former Green Beret. A former theater choreographer. John Elliott III will be missed by many in the local arts community. Jamie Passaro has our feature obituary on Elliott, who died last month at 88.
Thanksgiving is a couple of weeks away, and while I have always enjoyed making the turkey, beans, stuffing and cranberry sauce, not everyone does. So for those looking to bring a prepared meal home or dine out, Taylor Goebel has a list of where you can go to get your holiday grub.
Tyson Alger and Ken Woody are in a good mood following the Ducks’ win at Ohio State. You can share their joy in this week’s The Inside Look.
Stories you might have missed Tuesday …
- Springfield approves urban renewal funds for Memorial Building
- Eugene councilors push to continue work on proposal to help renters buy their home
- With a bevy of international standouts, Ducks volleyball surprises the Big Ten
- ‘Drowning machine’ dam can come out, city says — if there’s money
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University of Oregon’s impact on Eugene’s housing market
By Lookout Eugene-Springfield Editorial Board
LCC instructor looks out for student veterans. He was one himself.
By Mike McInally
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- Bend-La Pine Schools board holds somber first meeting after Silver Rail shooting (OPB)
- Grand Ronde tribal members publish book with animal and plant names in two regional Indigenous languages (KLCC)
