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Are desperate, he says. Politics, donald trump is all in with protectionism and reverse 50 years of trade policy and import duties he says for america. And hes catching up with hillary in the polls. The benghazi report says she knew it was a terror attack and publicly blamed it on a video. Money, politics, terrorism, and months to a new president. Varney company is about to begin. They probably think were weak, were stupid, we dont know what were doing. We have no leadership. You know, you have ...

The city recently awarded a master planning contract for around 30 acres in Glenwood along the Willamette River to two architecture firms

Officials unanimously approved purchasing around 0.8 acres between Franklin Boulevard and the Willamette River for $1.1 million.

Lane County posted the official results after certifying them Friday. Numbers could change slightly due to write-in votes, the clerks office said.

On May 17, voters across Lane County will have a chance to weigh in on federal, state and county-level seats. Some also will vote in city elections

The Metropolitan Airports Commission projected Sunday would be the busiest day of this holiday season for travelers at MSP Airport. But while air traffic surged, more than 100 flights were either cancelled or delayed. But, many travelers saw it coming and planned accordingly.

Letters to the editor for Wednesday, April 21: Joe Biden, Springfields school board race and land-use bills Register-Guard Let me this straight ...  Let me get this straight: When Trump announced the pullout of troops, the media announced this was the worst idea ever.   Now that Biden has announced the same thing, that same media thinks this is the greatest idea ever.   In other news, the media is flummoxed how their trustworthiness poll numbers can be so low.   Bob J....

A Screenshot from a June 25 City Council Meeting After several months, the city of Springfield has a mayor. At a Jan. 19 City Council meeting, councilors voted 4-2 to appoint Sean VanGordon as mayor. Before the appointment, he served for nine years as a councilor, representing Ward 1. During the meeting, the council accepted a letter of resignation for the upcoming term from Christine Lundberg. But the letter provoked anger from the public.  During “Business from the Audience,” the city’...