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The University of Oregon will provide free COVID-19 tests for any interested resident
Next week, 2,000 testing slots will be open for appointment beginning Monday, December 7th through Thursday, December 10th.
The self-admistered nasal swab tests will be conducted at Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene. Testing each week in December will be conducted at the MKA, unless otherwise announced.
All month, specific dates and times will be posted online a week in advance. Testing appointments are available on a first come, first served basis.
To find more information and make a testing appointment click – www.uoregon.edu/testing
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Eugene4 days agoMan arrested in Eugene for first-degree invasion of personal privacy
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Eugene1 week agoEugene Springfield Fire to join City Hall Halloween celebration on October 31
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