Ben Botkin is a Senior Reporter at The Lund Report. He covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, health and wellness, and real estate, with a focus on lawsuits, commercial real estate, and the housing market. Ben's work has been featured in numerous publications such as Missoula Current Home, Argus Observer, and The Oregonian.
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Ben Botkin's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a specific focus on Oregon and Portland. His articles often cover topics related to state laws, lawsuits, drug treatment, foster children, and other social welfare issues within the local area.
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Lane County commissioners reaffirmed the county’s commitment to the troubled CleanLane recycling project, as conflicts loom.
By: Ben Botkin
Lane County commissioners are facing scrutiny about how much money flows to a shelter operator for a center that serves unhoused people.
PeaceHealth’s Florence hospital will get a portion of up to $37.5 million the state has secured for 21 rural hospitals across Oregon. The money comes as rural communities face deep federal cuts to Medicaid.
U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Oregon, heard from members of Lane County’s small business community about their challenges amid a volatile economy.
A developer is asking city officials to approve a 212-lot subdivision plan that would bring single-family homes and townhouses to Eugene.
A new state law gives counties more flexibility to use a portion of the transient lodging taxes for other needs beyond tourism.
By: Ben Botkin
Lane County officials say 124 miles of so-called “local access roads” are not their responsibility. Property owners who live along the public roads are stuck with the potholes.
By: Ben Botkin
The Oregon Health Authority director told lawmakers the state psychiatric hospital's past extensive usage of seclusion was confusing.
Charlie Conrad, a former Republican legislator, has withdrawn from the Oregon House District 12 race. Conrad ran in the May 19 primaries as an Independent Party of Oregon candidate.
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