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Aishiki Nag

Author: Aishiki Nag

Ice Cream, You Scream, We all Scream

for affordable housing! Habitat for Humanity of Central Lane hosts ice cream social and fundraiser

EW-ExtraWhats-Happening 2 months ago

Habitat for Humanity of Central Lane is hosting its fifth annual ice cream social and fundraiser on Sunday. This year’s social features a brand new … Continue reading →

A Business in Kabul, A Business in Eugene

Tamana Ashor continues her dream of being a businesswoman in Eugene and shares her favorite recipe from Afghanistan

News 2 months ago

Cardamom, fennel, cumin and coriander are all frequently used spices in Tamana Ashor’s kitchen cabinet. She carried those spices with her to Eugene to preserve … Continue reading →

All That Glitters Is Not Gold, It’s Slime

Mugzy W. Slugzy, named 2026 Eugene SLUG queen, brings a golden flare to the Slugdom 

EW-Extra 2 months ago

The Eugene Saturday Market Stage was oozing with anticipation August 15, with a crowd of nearly 150 gathered to see who the Society for the … Continue reading →

Fair Housing Funding under Threat

Lawsuit challenges HUD's restructuring of Fair Housing Initiatives Grant Program

EW-ExtraNews 2 months ago

A lawsuit filed in Massachusetts is going to determine the future of fair housing grant funding nationwide, a program created by the Fair Housing Act … Continue reading →

Ready, Set, Pets!

Competing horses, watching cat behavior, helping dogs in need and more in the Pets issue

Culture 2 months ago

Do you want to know if the bark is worse than the bite? Eugene Weekly’s Pets issue lets the cat out of the bag exploring  … Continue reading →

Jazz Overseas

 OFAM’s 35th concert series goes global

Music 2 months ago

American music has continuously evolved and grown, with one of its most identifiable genres, jazz, carrying musical influences from throughout the world. The 35th Oregon … Continue reading →

Remembering Charley Snellings

Eugene musicians host a tribute concert to remember a local blues musician 

EW-ExtraMusic 2 months ago

Charley Snellings, a beloved Eugene-based blues musician, passed away Nov. 12, 2025. A tribute concert will be held on August 19, featuring Paul Biondi, Robert … Continue reading →

Unconditional Love With No Copay

For homeless pet owners, Pro-Bone-O offers care and comfort for their furry friends

Culture 2 months ago

Kim Thorn regularly lines up on Second Avenue, outside of Eugene Mission, with a cat carrier. Her cat, Oliver, has severe asthma and requires monthly … Continue reading →

Exonerating a Firefighter

Community organizers across Oregon are working to free a Black firefighter, saying his verdict was racially biased

News 2 months ago

As wildfires rage across Oregon, the 2024 fire season still looms large for one wildland firefighter in particular. Activist coalitions across Oregon are working together … Continue reading →

Pencil Boxes, Backpacks and Ballpoint Pens

Back-to-School Drive aims to help 200+ kids in Eugene, Springfield start the year strong

Whats-Happening 2 months ago

As September approaches, families are gearing up for the back-to-school season. With the rising cost of school supplies, however, many are struggling to fill backpacks … Continue reading →

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