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EUGENE, Ore. — Artwork by 13 local students have been chosen for the 2014 Recycle Art Calendar. The nonprofit BRING produces the book together every year. The purpose of the calendar is to reflect of students’ understanding of the four Rs–recycle, reduce, reuse and re-think. “The kids today, they are growing up with it being … Continue reading »

EUGENE, Ore. — We are fast approaching the first day of summer–the longest day of the year. If you want to celebrate, you can head out to a guided walk at Mt. Pisgah. That happens June 21 from 6-8:30 p.m. Meet at the visitor’s center. Click on the video about to watch our interview with … Continue reading »

EUGENE, Ore. — Area schools could be serving up more local produce and meats. House Bill 2649 is making its way in Salem. Several area schools were part of a pilot Farm to School Program, which is set to expire. But instead it could be expanded and impact as many as 20 percent of Oregon … Continue reading »

EUGENE, Ore. — EWEB customers are being targeted by a scammer in order to get their personal financial information over the phone. The scammer tells the customer that he needs this in order for them to avoid any interruption in their EWEB services. At least two EWEB customers have reported since Monday that they received … Continue reading »

Wednesday’s Weather Discussion from Meteorologist Melissa Frey: Ironically, after a very mild spring season, the final full day of spring will actually look more like early spring than summer.  An area of low pressure is slowly making its way east today and this will keep showers going off and on all day. A fairly heavy batch … Continue reading »