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Hello, It was very dismaying to learn that Eugene cannot get copies of the The Oregonian.  I was wondering why they can't send them via bus or train for a minimal price, or make some other arrangement to deliver them.  We were in Enterprise, Oregon earlier this year and concerned at that time that we couldn't get an Oregonian anywhere.  All Oregonians need access to Oregon news, and not everyone has a computer.

Also, I agree with Suzi Steffen that the Oregon Live web page is below par in design and usability for news websites.  I use it only as a last resort as it's often difficult to find information.

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