Dakorien Moore: seven catches, 128 yards, two touchdowns
Chip Kelly: Oregon's coach from 2009-12, now Northwestern's coordinator
Crowd: 55,673 at Autzen Stadium
Schedule: five games left after this one, following a loss at Illinois
“We got winners in that locker room, and again, that's not always reflected in the scoreboard.”
Oregon coach Dan Lanning
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Oregon men's basketball opens the Tony Stubblefield era against Montana tonight
If you're a Ducks hoops fan, tonight is your first look at life after Dana Altman. His surprise retirement means Oregon tips off against Montana without him leading the team out for the first time in nearly two decades, and Tony Stubblefield takes over.
Autzen Zoo predicts a starting five of Tyrone Riley IV, Jasper Johnson, Andrew Meadow, Dwayne Aristode and Sean Stewart. Stewart, one of the few returners, says he got the new group hanging out off the court.
Tyrone Riley IV and Andrew Meadow led the predicted starters in scoring
“I think we have a team that over the course of 40 minutes has the potential to wear opponents down.”
Interim head coach Tony Stubblefield
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Rolling lane closures start on River Road today while crews apply new striping
If you drive River Road this week, expect rolling lane closures while crews apply striping. The closures move as the work progresses, and the City of Eugene says one travel lane will remain open. No detours are needed for cars, walkers or bikers.
River Road lane closures may run Monday through Thursday
When: starting Mon., Nov. 2, possibly through Thu., Nov. 5
No closures: 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m.
Striping has to happen in daylight because the material needs a minimum temperature of 50 degrees Fahrenheit. The work finishes a street project that upgraded ADA-accessible curb ramps, improved bus stops and installed upgraded lighting.
50 degreesminimum temperature the striping material needs
Yard debris burning is now banned in Eugene, Springfield and Oakridge until spring
If you burn your fall yard debris, that season is over. Burning ended at 5 p.m. Sat., Oct. 31 in Eugene, Springfield, Oakridge and their urban growth boundaries, and it's banned for everyone there until spring burning opens for qualified residents in March.
Burning is banned in three areas and still an option elsewhere in Lane County
Year-round drop-off: Lane Forest Products, Rexius, Lane County transfer stations
Outside the ban areas, check with LRAPA before lighting yard debris fires. The rules follow the seasonal shift toward frequent inversions, which can trap air pollutants and worsen air quality over the coming months.
$50 to $2,500fine range for burning after the season closes, or more
Violations after the close of outdoor burning season can bring fines in that range or higher.
Eugene is asking for your family's stories, photos and documents on Black history
If your family has ties to Black life in Eugene, the city wants to hear from you. It's collecting stories, artifacts and materials for Phase II of its Black/African American Historic Context Statement.
Who: Black families with ties from early Eugene to recent years
What: stories, photos, artifacts and documents
Where: the city's Black History Context Statement – Phase II project page
Eugene's Black history project is in its second phase
JunePhase II launches, focused on community engagement.
FallEngagement is set to expand beyond the first families.
Elders from the Mims, Johnson, Reynolds, Nettles and Rutledge/Gibson families have already shared memories with a historian from Oregon Black Pioneers. One community was the "across the bridge community" on the north side of the Willamette River, where Alton Baker Park now sits. Input is accepted through Dec. 15.
Input on Eugene's Black history project closes Dec. 15
“But they also described a lot of what day-to-day life was like, and the resiliency of the community and the joy that they found having each other to support whatever they needed to survive here.”
Fabio Andrade, manager of the city's Office of Equity and Community Engagement
🌉Around Lane County
Drain's Pass Creek Covered Bridge is now on the National Register of Historic Places
If you like old covered bridges, Drain has a new landmark. The National Park Service accepted the nomination in October for its statewide significance in engineering. The bridge dates to 1925, though the Oregon Historical Society says it may have been built in 1906. If so, it's the oldest still-standing covered bridge in Oregon.
Pass Creek Covered Bridge is one of few left
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estimated timber-truss covered bridges Oregon once had
Oregon law requires local governments to offer a minimal level of protection for properties on the register, and how they do it is up to them.
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Missing man
The Lane County Sheriff's Office is searching for Avery Christopher Maitia, 30, who left an adult foster care facility in the 1200 block of Janus Court in Springfield at about 2 p.m. Oct. 31. He was reported missing at about 1:10 a.m. Nov. 1 and has significant medical and mental health issues. KMTR
Young people and climate advocates rallied and marched in downtown Eugene on Halloween, urging voters to support Measure 20-388, the Eugene Clean Energy Fund. Organizers say it could help fund local climate investments. KEZI
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No. 7 Oregon swept Iowa to improve to 19-3 overall and 10-2 in the Big Ten. Next up is No. 2 Nebraska. Daily Emerald
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Eugene Film Society's 72 Hour Horror Film Competition screening and awards ceremony is tonight at the McDonald Theatre. Filmmakers had just 72 hours to make their scary movies, and it's the 11th annual edition. The show is all ages. Spooky season gets one more night on the big screen. Roll credits on October in style.
Missed yesterday’s newsletter? Ducks rally past Northwestern; Eugene home sellers face a new rule
HOSEA Youth Services invited the community inside its Eugene resource center Sunday, giving visitors a closer look at the services it provides to homeless and at-risk young people.
Ahead of their biggest game of the year versus No. 2 Nebraska, the No. 7 Oregon Ducks took care of the Iowa Hawkeyes in three sets. The Ducks (19-3, 10-2 Big Ten) went home early in the afternoon, taking the sets 25-23, 25-22, and 25-15 from Iowa (13-3, 2-10 Big Ten). Sets one and two...
