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It was 50 years ago today — well, more or less — that my generation found itself. Rock ’n’ roll turned grand and pretentious that … Continue reading
• The Civil Liberties Defense Center is looking for bilingual people who want to be trained to give Know Your Rights for the Immigrant Community … Continue reading
On Monday, May 8, the Eugene Police Department issued a news release asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who walked into the … Continue reading
Critically acclaimed songwriter Cory Branan has the stuff of a Nashville country music mega-star: stuff like a twinkle in his eye and a Southern drawl, … Continue reading
BEATING WALDEN Because of the “genetic Republicans who could not conceive of not voting for a Republican” in Greg Walden’s congressional district (“The Far Side,” … Continue reading
Who could have imagined that when Barnum and Bailey closed their tents for good last month in New York that they would ship their leftover … Continue reading
Here’s the deal: If you care about your community, you cannot afford to ignore economic development. Economic development is not a benign program implemented by … Continue reading
In a video, artist Mika Aono tells us she is interested in compulsive behavior. After a short while watching, we get an idea the artist … Continue reading
Why do superheroes do what they do? It’s a question often answered with a glib oversimplification: It’s the right thing. When you’ve developed a super-suit … Continue reading
Summer is the high season for Karen Roth, child nutrition programs manager with FOOD for Lane County. “We have such a need,” Roth says. “Fifty-three … Continue reading