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Alan Torres

Alan Torres

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Local Government Watchdog Reporter, The Register-Guard

Eugene

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politics public educationTopics such as higher education policy and more.

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Anything not vegan or animal rights related.

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Total articles 494

  • On the Agenda: Eugene to hear fire fee, CAHOOTS takes as Springfield faces budget crunch

    By Alan Torres Verified| The Register-Guard Verified Eugene City Council to discuss "Station House" apartments planned for 5th Street Market. Springfield's "Fiscal Stability Task Force" to present to City Council. Eugene City Council to interview advisory board candidates. This week, the Eugene City Council is scheduled to hear statements from people who applied to serve on the city's advisory committees and discuss a property tax exemption for "The Station House" apartments planned at the market district.

    By Alan Torres Verified · The Register-Guard

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • The Eugene City Council punted on any response to a fire fee referendum. What now?

    By Alan Torres Verified| The Register-Guard Verified Eugene City Council will discuss their response to the fire fee petition April 21. Councilors said the public comment on April 14 would serve as an unofficial public hearing for the fee. Eugene's City Manager will propose a budget with $11.5 million in cuts April 30. The Eugene City Council passed last week on taking any immediate action in response to a successful referendum petition challenging the city's proposed fire fee, opting instead to discuss it again in another work session.

    By Alan Torres Verified · The Register-Guard

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • On the Agenda: Eugene to hear fire fee, CAHOOTS takes as Springfield faces budget crunch

    By Alan Torres Verified| The Register-Guard Verified Eugene City Council to discuss "Station House" apartments planned for 5th Street Market. Springfield's "Fiscal Stability Task Force" to present to City Council. Eugene City Council to interview advisory board candidates. This week, the Eugene City Council is scheduled to hear statements from people who applied to serve on the city's advisory committees and discuss a property tax exemption for "The Station House" apartments planned at the market district.

    By Alan Torres Verified · The Register-Guard

    Apr. 13, 2025

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The Register-Guard

Daily newspaper delivering news and advertising in print and on the Web to readers in Lane County, Oregon. Oregon's largest daily home-delivered newspaper.

Eugene, Oregon, United States

+1 541-485-1234

Founded: 1927