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Landmarks postpones decision on big project
Some members of the Albany Landmarks Commission Thursday did not like assorted details, including its size, of the four-story mixed-use building developer Scott Lepman is proposing to build on the city-owned property at 300 First Ave. SW. The commission did not approve the project but did not deny it either....
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Gas Tax Revenue Dwindling; Veterans Day; Mobility Hub Feedback Wanted
Oregon’s gas tax revenue is officially declining, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation. Revenue from motor fuels taxes dropped 2.2 percent during the first nine months of 2026 compared to last year. ODOT says more fuel-efficient vehicles and increased electric vehicle ownership are reducing gasoline consumption. More than 140-thousand plug-in and electric vehicles are now registered in Oregon. The state gas tax remains at 40 cents per gallon, with no scheduled increases. ODOT warns declining revenue, combined with inflation, could mean deteriorating roads, more closures and delays, and less reliable travel across the state.
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Fatal crashes prompt Eugene to weigh traffic cameras at key intersections
EUGENE, Ore. - Eugene is looking into using intersection safety cameras at some of its most dangerous intersections as the city works to cut down on serious and deadly crashes. Between 2020 and 2024, red-light running and speeding led to 81 fatal and serious injury crashes in Eugene. City officials...
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Our Third Space brings a bookstore, public house to Veneta
Veneta’s new bookstore is the talk of the town, according to the folks hanging out at the bar on a Thursday afternoon. Music from the 1920s plays in the background as visitors share thoughts on their newest reads, sip drinks and eat burritos from one of the food trucks stationed just outside. Owner Jordan Mackay plays the part of the business’ host well, clad in a flat cap and vest complete with a pocket watch chain, as he welcomes customers, pours drinks and sells books. A step into the space feels almost like a jump back in time. Our Third Space opened Oct. 3 to much joy from the community. Called “perfect” by a patron who occupied an armchair in the bookstore’s living room area, the business provides just what the name implies: a third space where community members across all walks of life can spend time without obligation to spend money. The bar within the used bookstore sells beer, wine, mead and cider, as well as tea and coffee. Down the hall is Cup of Joe Cafe and right outside is the food truck pod where burgers, burritos and traditional Irish fare are available at different vendors. Our Third
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Public comment period opens on plan to cap toxic soil at Trainsong Park
The state Department of Environmental Quality has opened a six-week public comment period on the city of Eugene’s proposed plan to address chemical contamination in Trainsong Park. In September, city officials held a public meeting presenting four approaches to dealing with polluted soil at the 5-acre park in west...
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Shelly Boshart Davis Poised To Win Re-Election In Close Oregon House Race
Linn County, OR. — Republican state Rep. Shelly Boshart Davis held a 1,036-vote lead over Democrat Joanna Robinson in preliminary returns for Oregon House District 15, putting the Albany incumbent on track for a fifth term in a tighter race than any of her previous House contests. Boshart Davis...
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E-bikes: City points to state’s regulation
E-bikes came up at the Albany City Council meeting Wednesday, but don’t expect the council to enact any new rules. Instead, the city police are reminding adults and children of the state regulations covering different classes of electric bikes or scooters. “Maybe you have noticed the influx of faster,...
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Ceremonies, parades and events in the Mid-Valley for Veterans Day 2026
A ceremony at the Oregon State Capitol in Salem and a parade in downtown Albany highlight the Veterans Day event schedule in the Mid-Valley. Veterans Day, always celebrated Nov. 11, is the day set aside to thank and honor all those who served honorably in the U.S. Armed Forces. It should not be confused with Memorial Day, observed the last Monday in May. Memorial Day honors military personnel who died serving their country. Veterans Day also remembers those who died but is intended to thank living veterans for their service and sacrifices. In Oregon, we thank and honor an estimated 235,000 men and 26,000 women across the state for their service during wartime and peacetime, according to the Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs.Veterans Day originally was called Armistice Day, first observed in 1918 at the end of World War I. The Allies and Germans signed the armistice on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. Congress called for an annual observance in 1926, and Nov. 11 became a national holiday in 1938. It was renamed Veterans Day in 1954 to honor all veterans who served in later wars or in peacetime. Salem-area residents can celebrate Veterans