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Ardeshir Tabrizian

Author: Ardeshir Tabrizian

What Does ‘Undetermined’ Mean?

Medical experts weigh in on the manner of Landon Payne’s death

News 2 years ago

Lane County Medical Examiner Daniel Davis performed an autopsy on Landon Payne on April 3, 2020. When he wrote his report, Davis ruled the cause … Continue reading →

A Hidden Death

Last year a Eugene man was arrested during a mental health crisis. He died two days after deputies knelt on his back at the Lane County Jail.

News 2 years ago

Landon Payne needed help.  On a Friday night in March 2020, Landon Payne returned to his Eugene home high on meth, panicked and paranoid. He’d … Continue reading →

Full Nelson

Nelson’s Taqueria fills the Whit with its amazing aroma

Chow 2 years ago

If you’re ordering at the window of Nelson’s Taqueria on any given day, you may see people walk a few steps over from the bus … Continue reading →

Racing for Zone 1

Two candidates challenge Holli Johnson for the Zone 1 seat in Lane Community College’s upcoming board election

News 2 years ago

Two candidates are challenging the newly appointed incumbent for the Lane Community College Board Zone 1 seat that represents West Eugene, Veneta and Florence. Holli … Continue reading →

Homeless Camping Sites on the Council Table

The Eugene City Council considers a proposed plan to establish tent and car camping sites for unhoused people at Monday’s work session

BlogNews 2 years ago

At the Eugene City Council’s work session April 12, Assistant City Manager Kristie Hammitt and Public Works Director Matt Rodrigues introduced a six-month plan that … Continue reading →

Talking the Walk

 A new city-county committee will have weekly chats about community support for local businesses, supervised by another committee, which will also be supervised 

Satire 2 years ago

The city of Eugene and Lane County have launched a committee dedicated to talking about supporting small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. A separate oversight … Continue reading →

The RV Pandemic Lifestyle

A Eugene psychologist and her daughter hit 48 states in their motorhome during the pandemic. That wanderlust has meant a boom for the RV business.

Travel 2 years ago

Working from home has been nothing new for Diane Hediger and her daughter, Tatyana. Living and traveling in a motorhome hasn’t been, either. The pair … Continue reading →

Slow Burn

From Seattle to Syria, from Russia to an arrest in Cuba, an ecosaboteur and 12-year fugitive now awaits trial before a Eugene judge

News 2 years ago

En route to Havana, Cuba, on May 21, 2018, a man identifying himself as “Yousef Deba” was stopped by El Salvadorian authorities after he showed … Continue reading →

Me, Myself and My COVID Bubble

Safe sex during the pandemic leaves the public with three options – stay inside, get creative or take a chance

Culture 2 years ago

Even by public health standards, expecting people to abstain from sex during a global pandemic is a big ask. Two weeks after Gov. Kate Brown … Continue reading →

Foreseeable Harm? 

A father sues 4J and the state, saying his 7-year-old son was sexually assaulted at school two years ago

News 2 years ago

A parent is suing the Eugene School District 4J and the state, claiming negligence led to his son being sexually assaulted at school. A Lane County … Continue reading →

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