Slant — Celebrating!
By EW editorial staff • We weren’t the only ones excited to see Eugene Weekly pop up on Robert Irwin’s Instagram. The photographer and son … Continue reading
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Slant — Hey! Subscribe!
A previous version of this opinion column referred to Darin Harbick’s attorney. It was Tyler Harbick’s attorney. We regret the error. • Eugene Weekly announced … Continue reading
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At a Glance
Lane Community College Director Zone 4, 4-Year Term Austin Fölnagy (incumbent) v. Richard Andrew Vasquez Director Zone 1, 4-Year Term Jerry Rust v. Jeffrey Cooper … Continue reading
Slant — Sliced
• This week we’re reading the Daily Emerald’s reporting on the University of Oregon Student Workers’ May 5 occupation of Johnson Hall as they strike … Continue reading
Slant — Stay Tuned
• ICE Air in Eugene? Startup budget airline Avelo started flying out of Eugene Airport in 2021 with nonstop flights to Hollywood Burbank Airport. Now … Continue reading
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EW weighs in on candidates for boards of LCC, 4J and more in the May election
Oregon counties hold “special elections” in May in odd numbered years for voters to choose their representatives for local districts, such as school boards, water … Continue reading
Slant — Statements
By EW editorial staff • Kudos to the three Lane County commissioners — Heather Buch, Pat Farr and Laurie Trieger — who this week voted … Continue reading
Slant — sláinte!
• Starting with some good news: Eliza Aronson, former Eugene Weekly intern now environmental reporter for the Everett Herald, won the Society of Professional Journalists … Continue reading
Slant — Not for Sale
• Were you one of the thousands in downtown Eugene or the hundred who gathered in Oakridge or the millions across the country protesting at … Continue reading
Slant — Sportsing
• The Eugene Emeralds kick off their 70th season April 9 against the Tri-City Dust Devils, with “Wild Weenie Wednesday,” but it’s the April 10 … Continue reading