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Year: 2018

Winter Reading – Kids

Books 6 years ago

The Nap Rap by Joan Gold Cypress and illustrated by Lola Buckwald. Queen Scarlett, $24.95. (Oregon author) I never thought I would be saying this, … Continue reading →

Winter Reading – Short Stories

Books 6 years ago

Back Talk  by Danielle Lazarin. Penguin Books, $16.  Danielle Lazarin’s Back Talk is the author’s debut — a collection of slice-of-life short stories about girls … Continue reading →

Slant

Slant 6 years ago

• Lisa Heyamoto told the City Club of Eugene on Dec. 7 that what keeps her up at night is her worry that democracy functions … Continue reading →

Winter Reading – Essays

Books 6 years ago

Nobody Cares by Anne T. Donahue. ECW Press, $15.99. Being a millennial American woman is hard. OK, maybe not hard hard, in the way that … Continue reading →

Winter Reading – Nonfiction

Books 6 years ago

I’ll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman’s Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer by Michelle McNamara. Harper Collins Publishers, $27.99. Around Halloween time, … Continue reading →

Art at 510 Oak

UO’s art and design faculty move into downtown studios

Visual Arts 6 years ago

The first thing I noticed about 510 Oak is how clean it was. Art buildings are usually splattered with paint and clay, marked with charcoal … Continue reading →

Carry

Wayside Ghost performing live for Lincoln street sessions

Lincoln St. Sessions 6 years ago

Eugene Weekly presents Wayside Ghost performing ‘Carry’ for #lincolnstreetsessions live at the EW offices. Eugene Weekly’s Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a series of … Continue reading →

Secretary of State ‘Heartbroken’ by Opioid Problem, Wants Legislature to Act

Give more patient, prescriber data to database to fight opioid crisis, says secretary of state audit report

BlogNews 6 years ago

An audit released by the Oregon secretary of state today said the state falls short when addressing opioid misuse and abuse. To overcome the state’s … Continue reading →

Move on Over Jesus, There’s a New Banner in Town

A banner in response to Christian messages of previous years, promotes Winter Solstice instead

BlogNews 6 years ago

Sorry, Jesus, but Freedom From Religion Foundation says you’re not the reason for the season. Charles Jones, a local member of the organization, which is … Continue reading →

Oregon’s Legislature Receives an Even Lower Conservative Rating

Oregon Legislature's average conservative rating is one of the lowest in the U.S. according to East Coast conservative group

BlogNews 6 years ago

It’s just about the end of the year, so everyone is handing out grades as if it’s school. The American Conservative Union Foundation (ACUF), a … Continue reading →

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