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Cascade School District school bus rear-ended on morning route
A school bus was rear-ended on its morning route to Cascade Junior High and Cascade High School in Turner Oct. 5, according to Cascade School District. A vehicle struck the back of the bus before 8 a.m. on Mill Creek Road SE, the district said. There were four students on the bus. None were injured, the district said. Mid-Columbia Bus Company sent another bus to bring the students to school. Katie Livermore covers public safety and breaking news for the Statesman Journal. Livermore can be reached at Klivermore@statesmanjournal.com This article originally appeared on Salem Statesman Journal: Cascade School District school bus rear-ended on morning route
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Wyden condemns posters targeting Jewish group on University of Oregon campus
EUGENE Ore. (KPTV) - Public officials are condemning posters appearing on the University of Oregon campus that target Oregon Hillel and its executive director as antisemitic. The posters label Executive Director Lenny Steinberg an “enemy of the people,” accuse him of supporting Zionism and genocide in Palestine, and state “Hillel off campus.”
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Eugene area educator is Oregon’s Teacher of The Year
Willamette High School teacher Nate Jackson was greeted by cheers and fanfare Tuesday during a surprise celebration to announce his selection as Oregon’s Teacher of The Year. Jackson teaches American and Black studies at Willamette High School in the Bethel School District, and advises the Black Student Union. During...
Emerald Media
Scholz, public officials denounce flyers targeting Oregon Hillel leader
University of Oregon President John Karl Scholz condemned “unauthorized flyers” placed on campus which labeled Lenny Steinberg, executive director of Oregon Hillel, as an “enemy of the people” in an email sent on Oct. 5. Scholz said the university does not know if the posters were...
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Incumbent Gov. Tina Kotek talks student issues ahead of midterm election
Editor’s note: The following responses have been edited for brevity and clarity. Ahead of the gubernatorial debate at the University of Oregon, The Daily Emerald spoke with incumbent Gov. Tina Kotek for an exclusive interview. The upcoming midterm elections include a rematch of the 2022 governor’s race between Democrat...
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Sweet Home HS football player suffers severe head injury in game
SWEET HOME, Ore. — A 15-year-old Sweet Home High School student suffered a severe head injury in a football game last week. According to a fundraiser for Mason Flores’ family, he was hit in the head while playing in a Sweet Home High School Football home game. Mason...
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Peters, Brown named Philomath High homecoming king and queen
Annaleise Brown had a hunch before her name was ever called. When Philomath High School announced its homecoming royalty during halftime of Friday night’s football game against Cascade, senior Jamin Peters’ name was called first as king. For Brown, Peters’ girlfriend, that was a pretty good sign of what was coming next.
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Here’s an idea for Phil Knight: Donate to something that matters | Letter to the editor
Regarding the news that Phil and Penny Knight are donating $1 billion to the University of Oregon to create an engineering college, the Knight Campus executive director, asked about the university’s $65 million budget deficit, said the donation is a “directed gift” to grow the Knight Campus and “not an immediate fix” to UO’s current shortfall. By the way, the UO has a massive endowment that never ever seems to be used to cover shortfalls!
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Eugene 4J begins process to rename César Chávez Elementary School
EUGENE, Ore. — Eugene School District 4J has begun a four-month process to select a new name for César Chávez Elementary School, with a final school board vote expected in February 2027. A renaming committee made up of representatives from the school, district and community has established...
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Defending state champion Cascade overwhelms Philomath in football matchup
Cascade’s dominance on the line of scrimmage proved too much for Philomath on Friday night as the defending 4A state champions rolled to a 68-0 victory at Clemens Field. The Cougars scored on the first play from scrimmage, a 65-yard run by senior Wyatt Kerrigan, and built a 56-0 halftime lead that triggered the running-clock mercy rule for the second half.
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Springfield to begin superintendent search again, as ethics commission investigates board
The Springfield Board of Education is yet again entering the fray of a superintendent search, proceeding with caution due to criticism of their past hiring processes. Board members directed administrators in their Sept. 28 meeting to create a request for proposals for a search firm, with the hopes of approving the document at their Oct. 12 meeting and selecting a firm at their Oct. 26 work session. The district will pay the firm to lead the public input process and search for its next long-term leader.
Emerald Media
New Ducks land in Eugene
New students at the University of Oregon moved into residence halls across campus for the annual Unpack the Quack on Sept. 24 and 25. This year, nine residence halls will house an estimated 5,000 students living on campus, according to UO Spokes-person Angela Seydel. The halls welcoming primarily freshmen are...
Statesman Journal
Cascade football handling business, eying back-to-back state titles
Cascade football is the reigning Class 4A state champion and currently on a 17-game win streak. Through four games of the 2026 OSAA season, the Cougars have scored at least 40 points in each game, including an 81-point explosion against Molalla Sept. 25, and only given up a total of 28 points, including two shutouts. How does Cascade football go up from here? Class 4A has never seen back-to-back state champions, dating back to the OSAA's transition from four to six classifications in 2006. The Cougars, who sit atop the most recent OSAA coaches poll, strive to be the first. It's going to be a long journey, though. Through the blowout wins, long days with practice and an end that's far from sight, Cascade has to make sure it doesn't get complacent where it's at, coach Shane Hedrick said. "Every single day we go out to practice, we've got to have practice reps that are equal to or greater than the reps we're going to have in a game," Hedrick said. "Sometimes you have to be kind of a cranky coach because life itself says, 'Gosh, that was easy, so that'll happen again,' but that's not how life works." "You
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Friday Night Rivals: Week 5
EUGENE, Or -- The second half of the high school is underway for many teams and the push to the playoffs is underway. Sports director Erin Slinde and reporter De'aundre Sanders break down the highlights from across the state. Plus, reporters Khenedi Wright and Jack Demmler join the show to...
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LCC student returns to campus after federal judge overturns campus ban
EUGENE, Ore. - Richard Riordan is back on Lane Community College's campus after a federal judge lifted a ban that kept him out for months. On June 25, LCC banned Richard from campus and placed a hold on his registration. His father Rick Riordan, who's a LCC faculty member, says his son wasn't given a reason for the ban.