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Monday 3/30 - E-bikes, fun conveyance or dangerous hazard?
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Monday 3/30 - E-bikes, fun conveyance or dangerous hazard?
Tuesday 3/31 - Eugene Weekly, back from the brink
Wednesday 4/01 - No Kings Protest - how it comes together
Thursday 4/02 -Oregon becoming a huge data center destination
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
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