If an electrified bike goes faster than 20 mph using just a throttle, it’s classified as an e-moto. E-motos are not allowed to be ridden on public streets, sidewalks or paths in Springfield.
There are few things more enjoyable than sharing good news. That’s why today is a good day. Annie Aguiar, our arts and culture correspondent, has been promoted to audience editor, working with both ...
A 46-year-old Eugene man pleaded guilty Monday, Sept. 21, to wire fraud after falsely claiming his companies would build ...
As Oregon officials begin to send ballots out for the upcoming November election, the state’s top elections officer is encouraging voters to verify that their election-related mail comes from an ...
As the newest top federal prosecutor in Oregon under the Trump administration, Scott Bradford has forged alliances with some of Oregon’s top local prosecutors, as well as Oregon Attorney General Dan ...
I heartily agree with Lookout guest columnist Jim Arnold’s warning about pedestrians versus e-bikes and e-motos on local paths. I walk on the riverbank path frequently, often near Delta Ponds, and ...
The British may have Stonehenge, but when it comes to monuments for marking the passing of the seasons, our vast network of asphalt pointers is certainly noteworthy!
Join today → Ben BotkinLane County Grace Chinowsky Eugene Lillian Schrock-Clevenger Springfield Data centers are a hot-button issue in local government. So hot, in fact, that leaders are looking for ...
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