LA GRANDE — Preliminary work is beginning for the installation of a $1.6 million building that will expand the capacity of Eastern Oregon University Head Start.
LA GRANDE â The construction of Timber Ridge Apartments, a proposed $23.7 million, 104-unit housing complex for low-income residents, might begin in less than three months.
Construction will likely start in early July after finalizing all the financing for the development, said Dan Steffey of Community Development Partners, the Portland firm developing the project, which the Northeast Oregon Housing Authority likely will own. The La Grande apartment complex, to be built on East Q Avenue between 26th and 27th streets, will take between 12 and 18 months to complete.
The apartments will help address a housing shortage in La Grande, Steffey said.
âThere has been a lot of excitement about it,â he said. âWe have received a very positive response.â
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Originally published on April 23, 2021 1:20 pm
The board of trustees at Western Oregon University has decided to raise tuition for in-state undergraduate students by just more than 2%, going against an initial recommendation by a university committee to freeze tuition for that group of students. With the decision, WOU is the last of Oregon’s public universities to set tuition rates for the upcoming academic year.
The university’s Tuition and Fee Advisory Committee, a group made up of various members of the campus community, was unanimous in its decision to recommend no increase for in-state undergraduate students. According to documents provided in the board meeting, the committee felt that a tuition increase might result in current students leaving the university.