By Gia Vang
July 1, 2009
EUGENE, Ore. -- A truck that landed itself in the Willamette River was finally pulled out Wednesday after four days and some trial and error.
Crews said this situation was a public safety issue because the truck sat on top of an EWEB main water line.
The operation involved crews from Lane County Sheriff's Office, EWEB, T & M Towing, among others.
It also drew tons of spectators.
"Stuff the Bus" Event Underway in Eugene
The two-day event is meant to help out several local agencies, including Food for Lane County and Toys for Tots.
Exotic Animals Perish in Eugene Pet Store Fire
The early-morning fire led to hundreds of animals dead and tens of thousands of dollars in damages.
Roseburg-area Tribe Receives Grant for Business Growth
The tribe says the grant will ultimately generate lots of local jobs and stimulate the local economy, as well as make use of the space along the Umpqua River.
Detectives Uncover Illegal Pot Grown at Lebanon Home
Acting on a citizen tip, investigators seized 33 marijuana plants, growing lights, ballasts and venting.
Eugene Police Safety Station Vandalized
This is the second time that this police substation has been vandalized since the beginning of the year.