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I blogged about the New Jersey Devils for over 18 years. I now talk about the Devils on the Jersey Overtime. I also support RBNY, Giants, & Rutgers Football.
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Eugene city manager to be interviewed by county administrator at City Club meeting

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By TYSON ALGER, John Fischer Verified
| Lookout Eugene-Springfield Verified
Jenny Haruyama, Eugene’s new city manager, will make her City Club of Eugene debut Friday, Nov. 6, in an interview with Lane County Administrator Steve Mokrohisky. The meeting begins at noon at the WOW Hall, 291 W. Eighth Ave. Club meetings are open to the public and free to attend. In February, the Eugene City Council chose Haruyama to replace Sarah Medary, who retired after six years as city manager and three decades in Eugene city government.
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Progressive candidates, issues hold strong leads across Lane County

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By John Fischer Verified, Grace Chinowsky
| Lookout Eugene-Springfield Verified
We’ve wrapped up our election night coverage. The next round of updated vote counts is expected to be released by 5 p.m. Wednesday. Congresswoman Val Hoyle talks with supporters during an election night watch party in Eugene, Oregon, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. The 9:30 p.m. vote results didn’t offer any major surprises from the results released at 8 p.m. Some of the races got a little tighter — and some leads got a little bigger, but there were no reversals.
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Declining school enrollment numbers are not inevitable | Letter to the editor

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By John Fischer Verified, Grace Chinowsky
| Lookout Eugene-Springfield Verified
A recent conversation reminded me that many of my neighbors have no idea that declining enrollment in schools was entirely predictable, but not inevitable. As Lilly St. Angelo’s recent story showed, it’s more than demographic changes affecting enrollment numbers. When I started teaching in the 1990s, the predominant mindset centered on the importance of student-centered learning.
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