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Nationwide ground stop order lifted, many flights in Eugene delayed
This story has been updated to reflect the end of the grounding order. Flights were grounded nationwide , including in Eugene, for hours of Nov. 13 after the Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop Nov. 13. The FAA lifted the order at 5:16pm PT. A message on Eugene Airport website encouraged travelers to still check with their airlines for information on delays and cancellations as airlines look to resume takeoffs. The FAA issued the nationwide ground stop just before 1 p.m. for flights across the United States citing extraordinary circumstances and safety concerns related to an air traffic control issue. The directive instructed all departing aircraft to remain on the ground until further notice. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the ground stop followed a communication issue affecting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers. "FAA technicians are investigating the issue," Duffy said in a post on X . He said the agency would provide updates as they become available. Flight tracking company Flightradar24 reported the FAA issued the order following an equipment outage. The FAA's advisory also cited frequency issues across the National Airspace System. Flights already in the were not ordered to land immediately. International flights heading to the
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Springfield company brings rail back to Eugene facility
EUGENE, Ore. - A Springfield-based company just restored rail service to an industrial property in Eugene for the first time in nearly two decades. Stout Steel and Cedarwood revived the rail spur at 110 North Cleveland Street, with a rail car delivering the first shipment to the facility. A rail spur is a short, dead-end branch of railroad track that breaks off from the main line to serve a specific industrial facility, business or loading dock.
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Chico star pitcher Vinny Boatwright III commits to University of Oregon
CHICO, Calif. - A Chico High School senior has signed a commitment letter to play baseball for the University of Oregon next year. Vinny Boatwright III stands 6'8, and weighs 270 pounds. The lethal right-hander has had an affinity for baseball since he was a kid, and always dreamed about...
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The Weekender | November 12 – 19
Pumpkin season has reached its conclusion but now it’s time to go nuts! Don’t miss the celebration of Oregon’s hazelnut and walnut season at Detering Orchards this weekend. This week also brings much to enjoy in the arts with symphony performances, Eugenes’s Vocal Ensemble, Springfield’s Second Friday Art Walk, and the return of the Duck Store’s annual Tools of the Trade Show. Be sure to support the local art scene and see all the talent that can be found across the county.
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Oregon sweeps NCAA West Region cross country titles
Oregon got what it was looking for Friday morning, and it looked pretty good doing it. The Ducks won both the men’s and women’s NCAA West Region Cross Country team title Nov. 13 on the Arcade Creek Course at Haggin Oaks Golf Complex in Sacramento, Calif., to secure automatic qualifiers into next week’s NCAA Cross Country Championships. Diana Cherotich won the women’s race to lead a 38-point tally for Oregon, and the men had four finishers in the top 10 on their way to a 51-point score. The Ducks dominated the women’s 6,000-meter race as Cherotich, Juliet Cherubet and Dalia Frias led the way with a 1-3-4 finish. All five Oregon scorers placed in the top 16. Cherotich, who in October won her second straight Big Ten title, crossed first in the field of 258 with her finish in 18 minutes, 55.6 seconds to become the first Duck to win an NCAA cross country regional since Jordan Hasay won three straight from 2010-12. Cherotich was followed by Arizona’s Mercy Chepkemoi (18:59.0), Cherubet (19:04.5) and Frias (19:28.0). Oregon’s Sofia Thogersen was 14th in 19:54.0 and Ella Thorsett was 16th in 19:54.8. Also competing for the Ducks were Ava Parekh, 59th in
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How we dig out of our housing crisis: Lookout Editorial Board recommendations
Over the past few months, the Lookout Eugene-Springfield Editorial Board’s examination of Lane County’s homebuilding woes has taken us across the region. We’ve met with local homebuilders and developers, called politicians and leaders in local government, spoken with the heads of nonprofits and advocacy groups. Toward the...