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SpringfieldSpringfield council unanimously approves annexation for a behavioral health campusIf you've followed Springfield's behavioral health campus debate, Monday brought a big step. The City Council voted 5-0, with Councilor Alan Stout excused, to approve the annexation request from PeaceHealth and Lane County. It paves the way for the state's first behavioral health campus with both a crisis stabilization center and a psychiatric hospital on site.Today’s editionRead

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Community Remembers Pit Crew President, on KEZI
The University of Oregon community is remembering Pit Crew President Josh Rickey, who passed away last week.

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ScholarTheo Shields, a recent Thurston High School graduate now at Boston University, is Springfield's first U.S.
Theo Shields, a recent Thurston High School graduate now at Boston University, is Springfield's first U.S. Presidential Scholars Program awardee in recent memory. He learned the news Oct. 27 from a text from his mom: "Theo, you did it."
News Notes · Monday’s editionSource: The Register-Guard