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Rich Bergeman has a history of switching technology, some of which is highlighted in the 28 often stunning black and white photographs currently showing at … Continue reading
We’re so sorry that the Velvet Edge fashion boutique in the Fifth Street Market is closing at the end of May. Owned by Marjorie Taylor, … Continue reading
It’s been a tough year for all of us. There will eventually be an end to the pandemic, but climate change will only get worse … Continue reading
Mainstream media, corporations and politicians keep advocating we will “get back to normal” soon. Speeding at 90 mph towards the abyss of ecological collapse followed … Continue reading
By Henry Houston and Taylor Perse The May 18 special election didn’t have the national or state policy stakes of the two 2020 elections, but … Continue reading
Most of our fine community is aware of the double-murders at the Falcon Wood Village retirement community on May 7. This need for the community … Continue reading
The Eugene Public Library is hosting a literary star in a live-stream talk and Q&A, and it should be fun. Madeline Miller took 10 years … Continue reading
Picture a van screeching into the parking lot of Devil’s Punch Bowl on the Oregon coast. Four men jump out of the van and run … Continue reading
When speaking of affordable housing, neither Eugene nor developers ever mention wages. Focusing on new, multi-bedroom apartments, rents run between $2,000 to $2,500 per month. … Continue reading
It’s 2021, and for the first time a TV sitcom involves the Native American perspective and what it’s like living in a white, colonized world, … Continue reading