By Paris Jackson
February 26, 2009
EUGENE, Ore. -- A downtown Eugene nonprofit dance studio is still in jeopardy. The city and other business owners are working to keep the doors open, even as the Tango Center fights to stay at its current location off West Broadway. The building's owner says the group owes back rent. Now, the city has stepped in to help the two sides come to an agreement.
EXCLUSIVE: An Inside Look At Glenwood's 'Heroin Hill'
The two hundred acre swath of land first became a trouble spot a decade ago and it is still plaguing local law enforcement now.
Police Auditor Reports to Councilors
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Corvallis School Board May Adjust Kindergarten Options
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Area Businesses React to Murder in Eugene
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Major Crimes Team Investigates North Bend Teen's Death
Investigators say the activation of the Major Crimes Team will help move the investigation along faster and possibly bring some answers within several weeks.