Eugene 4J students speak out against anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments
In response to recent anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments at Eugene 4J board meetings, several speakers at Wednesday's meeting voiced support for LGBTQ+ rights.
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In response to recent anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments at Eugene 4J board meetings, several speakers at Wednesday's meeting voiced support for LGBTQ+ rights.
Board member Laural O'Rourke of Eugene School District 4J has filed a complaint in response to a series of tense board meetings.
In May, the district announced masks would still be required on campuses, months before the governor's new requirement. Now it being a statewide law, districts could face penalties for defying it. It's unlikely 4J will go against the new rule.
Check here for the latest on the measures that matter to you. Posted: May 18, 2021 7:04 PM Updated: May 18, 2021 10:26 PM Posted By: Chelsea Hunt EUGENE, Ore. -- Today is Election Day across Oregon. Votes can no longer be turned in to be counted. Check here for the latest on the measures that matter to you. *Results as of 9 p.m.* LANE COUNTY Yes: 48%
Lane County Special Election results: Ballot measures, contested races Register-Guard As of noon Tuesday, the Lane County voter turnout was 21.32%, with 58,032 ballots counted. The first round of Lane County May 18 Special Election unofficial results were released a little after 8 p.m. Tuesday with 56,969 ballots counted in the first round. The Register-Guard is updating results Tuesday night for the ballot measures and contested candidate races as they are released. Measures Yes votes: 534