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WildCraft Cider Works is celebrating its newly remodeled tasting room downtown in the best way possible — with a weekend music festival and plenty of … Continue reading
The campaign for a city auditor stems from a perceived need for more robust checks and balances in our city government. Perhaps the most powerful tool … Continue reading
Torlef Borsting and his wife, Cass Panuska, never intended to become opera singers. Stumbling upon the art form in college, though, led them to where … Continue reading
I met Lynn Bowers in 2006 when she worked with Jan Wroncy analyzing activity notifications from the Oregon Department of Forestry. They chose strategic sections of … Continue reading
Eugene might be more apt to recognize the first of May as Beltaine, an ancient pagan holiday marking the beginning of summer, but local unions … Continue reading
Over the years, instead of renovating structures, Eugene has exhibited a pattern of simply knocking them down and building anew — just take a look … Continue reading
The article entitled “Deeds from the Dead” (4/12) concerned county lands (outside the urban growth boundary), but the same thing happens within the UGB. A look at the … Continue reading
I am a strong supporter of Zach Mulholland for EWEB commissioner at-large position. Mulholland’s commitment to promote clean energy, with a goal of transitioning EWEB … Continue reading
Walk through a door at the back of Washburne Cafe and yoga-oriented folks can be seen practicing with Benjamin Wilkinson or a member of his … Continue reading
Before Rose Children’s Theatre began in 1978, parents were putting on plays for their children. Now, nearly 40 years later, the roles have reversed: Rose … Continue reading