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Eve Weston

Author: Eve Weston

The Cost Of Truth

Local news site hit with $2.7 million fee for Eugene police public records 

News 1 month ago

On August 1, the local online news organization Double Sided Media made two records requests to the Eugene Police Department for data on potential misconduct. … Continue reading →

More Money, More Problems

$1 billion donation from Phil and Penny Knight leaves UO faculty and students with more questions than answers

News 1 month ago

A $1 billion donation from Nike billionaires Phil and Penny Knight has faculty and graduate students at the University of Oregon feeling left out of … Continue reading →

Admiral vs. Artist

Oakridge mayoral candidates on their platforms 

News 1 month ago

The rural city of Oakridge, 40 miles east of Eugene on Highway 58, has its first contested mayoral race since 2022. To lead the city … Continue reading →

Weed for Dummies

A guide for newcomers and returning users of cannabis

Cannabis 1 month ago

For those who haven’t used THC in years, or maybe even at all, venturing into the cannabis community today may be intimidating. Since statewide recreational … Continue reading →

About Springfield

Progressive candidate Callee Ackland is running for Springfield City Council

News 1 month ago

Callee Ackland, Navy veteran and progressive candidate for Springfield’s Ward 4 City Council, says the city deserves fresh voices that focus on people’s basic needs. … Continue reading →

Accessing Creativity

Nonprofit Full Access hosts its 17th annual Sprout Film Festival highlighting films and shorts made by, written by or starring people with intellectual and or developmental disabilities

Film 1 month ago

Full Access, a nonprofit supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, hosts its 17th annual Sprout Film Festival Sept. 25. Taylor Higley, Full Access’ operations … Continue reading →

Shopping Local

A journey through some of Eugene’s many vintage clothing stores

Culture 1 month ago

From Y2K to the ’90s and beyond, people are ditching fast fashion for the sturdy, well-made clothing pieces of the past. Eugene’s vintage sellers say … Continue reading →

Scoring Homes

The Eugene City Council is proposing a home energy scoring requirement

News 2 months ago

The Eugene City Council is holding a public hearing on a proposal to adopt a home energy score disclosure requirement. Advocates describe home energy scores … Continue reading →

Putting Consent in Prom

SASS of Lane County celebrates its 35th anniversary with Consent Prom

Whats-Happening 2 months ago

Sexual Assault Support Services of Lane County celebrates its 35th anniversary Sept. 19 at WOW Hall with its first-ever Consent Prom. Martina Shabram, SASS executive … Continue reading →

Still Fighting Back

The Raging Grannies may be ‘of that certain age’ but it doesn’t stop them from protesting

Culture 2 months ago

As Penny Palmer, 85, stands in front of the downtown Eugene Federal Building each week with her friends, she sings her heart out to protest … Continue reading →

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