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The 51 crosstown a family enjoying tonight getting ice cream, walking across the street. A 73yearold man is dead. His 41yearold daughter is at university hospital. The scene begins with that metro bus making a lefthand turn from erie onto edwards. The metro was making the turn around 8 00 p. M. When the bus struck a father and daughter leaving greaters on the corner of edwards and erie. Witnesses say the pair were walking in the southbound crosswalk when hit by the bus ending up here in the , in...

M mark hayes. Lisa i m lisa cooney. Your headlines are straight ahead. We start with a check of the forecast. Randi things will be getting better. It is thursday and the weekend is almost here. Do not get scared. The radar is picking up some snow showers. It is still dry at the surface and not making it to the ground. We do not have flurries from this snow showers. They are evaporating before they hit the surface. Everybody starting out in the 20 s. 26 degrees right now at cvg. 8 00 a. M. It wil...

A mainstay in the Eugene community since the 1950s, the old YMCA building is going to be demolished starting on May 28.

Eugenes YMCA is hosting a garage sale on Saturday, February 24, at the old YMCA location at 2055 Patterson Street.

The new Eugene Family YMCA is preparing to open in next month. These are some fun facts and key features of the $48 million facility.

Construction on the new YMCA building is nearly complete. In December 2023, Eugene will be able to enjoy the state of the art facility.

The Eugene YMCAs new facility will be named in honor of Don Stathos, the former Oregon legislator that wrote Oregons renowned Bicycle Bill, the organization said.

Construction is nearly complete at the new Eugene Family YMCA.With just weeks to go before doors are opened at the new facility, work to create a vibrant indoor

Published in the International Journal of Obesity, University of Minnesota Medical School and School of Public Health researchers led a study on the relationship between dietary intake and cardiovascular disease risk factors.

Brian Steffen can’t tell you the first time he encountered the topic of dinosaurs, but he remembers this important occasion in his life: Watching the 1993 movie, “Jurassic Park,” directed