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Corinne Boyer

Corinne Boyer was a news reporter for Eugene Weekly.

Author: Corinne Boyer

LCC Cuts Programs, Raises Tuition

BlogNews 9 years ago

After hearing two rounds of public testimony — all opposing the proposed budget — the LCC Board of Education ultimately adopted the budget with a 6 to 1 vote. Board member Matt Keating opposed adopting the budget. Continue reading →

Budget Crisis Hits LCC

Instructional programs, faculty positions face cuts amid budget discrepancy conflict

News 9 years ago

Philosophy instructor Jeffrey Borrowdale has taught at Lane Community College for 17 years. In one month, though, his position as the school’s only full-time philosophy … Continue reading →

LCC Budget Vote Postponed

Community seeks solution to avoid program cuts

BlogNews 9 years ago

During its May 10 meeting, the Lane Community College Budget Committee postponed a vote on the administration’s proposed 2017-2018 budget. Continue reading →

A Vision of Peace

Eugene’s Interfaith Prayer Service International continues to provide a refuge for all faiths

News 9 years ago

On Sept. 11, 2001, an informal interfaith prayer gathering took place on the steps of the former City Hall building in downtown Eugene. One month … Continue reading →

Baby Steps to Going Green

Cheap and easy tips for any budget

News 9 years ago

Going green can be achieved by making changes big or small. Three main contributors to greenhouse gases are transportation, what types of food you buy … Continue reading →

Environmental Legislation

Nonprofits talk pesticides, wildlife removal budget cuts and green jobs

News 9 years ago

Virtually no protections are in place to safeguard watersheds and streams — both sources of drinking water in Oregon — from being contaminated by herbicides, … Continue reading →

The Fight for Equal Pay

Oregon politicians sponsor equal pay legislation

News 9 years ago

Despite the Equal Pay Act of 1963 and federal civil rights laws, American women earn on average approximately 80 cents on the dollar compared to … Continue reading →

Manning Advocates for State Hospital

Junction City hospital provides mental health treatment to underserved population

News 10 years ago

From Highway 99, the Oregon State Hospital’s Junction City campus looks like a grounded Boeing C-17. Located on the border of the city limits, the … Continue reading →

A Modern Proposal

For preventing the dogs of homeless and poor people from being a burden to Eugene sidewalks and businesses — and for making them useful

News 10 years ago

In an honest effort to address safety concerns and to spruce up downtown Eugene, a city center littered with empty buildings and unsightly student housing, … Continue reading →

Under the Bridge

Homelessness and addiction in Washington Jefferson Park

News 10 years ago

Beneath Eugene’s Washington Jefferson Bridge, a swath of park stretches from Sixth to First avenues. On a sunny March day, every pillar is occupied — … Continue reading →

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Corinne Boyer

Corinne Boyer was a news reporter for Eugene Weekly.

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