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Aishiki Nag

Author: Aishiki Nag

Finding Community within Division

A look into the Southern Willamette chapter of Braver Angels, a group fighting to decrease political polarization in communities

EW-Extra 2 hours ago

On a Thursday evening, a group of people gather in a circle, each sporting a red, blue or purple nametag. Everyone takes their place within … Continue reading →

Building a Way to Age in Place

New aluminum ramp program aims to help Lane County seniors stay in their homes

News 7 days ago

At any time, around 1.3 to 1.4 million people in the U.S. live in nursing homes or assisted living facilities — with roughly 35 percent … Continue reading →

A Century of Memories

103-year old Elizabeth Rice recalls true love, growing up in war and her love of art 

Culture 7 days ago

At 103, Elizabeth Rice recalls her experiences with the Great Depression, World War II, the Vietnam War and more recent conflicts in the Middle East. … Continue reading →

128 Nursing Homes, Zero 24/7 Nurses

Sen. Ron Wyden pushes for a bill that mandating 24/7 nurses in nursing homes 

EW-ExtraNews 1 week ago

One of the legislative efforts that Sen. Ron Wyden has sponsored is the Nurses Belong in Nursing Homes Act, which would establish strict minimum staffing … Continue reading →

Strumming Stability

Guitar lessons build trust at Community Supported Shelters

MusicNews 2 weeks ago

Jordan Bunker gently holds the neck of an amber-colored guitar, strumming chords. He visits the circular shelter at Community Supported Shelters weekly, to sit with … Continue reading →

Obon, Taiko and traditional Japanese culture in Eugene

Whats-Happening 3 weeks ago

The Obon and Taiko Festival celebrates its 35th anniversary Saturday, August 29. The event centers on celebrating Japanese traditions, live taiko drumming and remembrance of … Continue reading →

50 Years of WIC, Now Threatened

After 50 years of WIC in Lane County, it is bracing to face new challenges due to federal budget changes. 

EW-ExtraHealth 3 weeks ago

Before running for county commissioner in Lane County, Laurie Trieger had long admired the number of county-provided services like the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) … Continue reading →

As school supply costs rise, MECCA offers a free — and greener — alternative

Whats-Happening 3 weeks ago

As families in Eugene prepare for their kids heading back-to-school, school supply shopping is always a final stop. Pencils, paper, erasers and markers continue to … Continue reading →

A Long Road to Prenatal Care

In an area where mood disorders and substance abuse are higher than national averages, Lane County’s Nurse Family Partnership program meets families where they live

Health 3 weeks ago

For some pregnant people in Lane County, getting prenatal care is more than making an appointment. It can mean finding a way to travel over … Continue reading →

All Services Under One Roof

Community Supported Shelters opens a new centralized location in Eugene 

EW-ExtraNews 3 weeks ago

Community Supported Shelters, which first opened its doors in Lane County in 2013, is opening a brand-new center consolidating services under one roof at 4:30 … Continue reading →

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