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A new course at University of Hawaii at Manoa rethinks historic preservation, having enrollees design digital twins of notable structures so that people can experience them virtually
After purchasing a new home, this man began to wonder if it would be appropriate to remove a memorial from his property.
Mt. Hood National Forest is home to over 2,000 beautiful campsites — here are a few favorites and the info you'll need to find and reserve them.
Woman's friend took a walk after her first therapist appointment to work on her trauma caused by her former job until it was interrupted by the police taking her to a mental hospital as per the employer's request.
What we’re getting The land now known as the Park Blocks and Butterfly Lot was first donated in 1856 by the Skinner and Mulligan families, Eugene pioneers who wanted to create a unifying public square for the new community. Later on, the square was divided into four blocks, with the two north blocks being used for a city hall, county jail and courthouse, and the two south blocks being used for a park. Over the years, the Eugene community moved away from the town square and City Hall moved to the old Eugene High School building at 11th Avenue and Willamette Street.