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Eve Weston

Author: Eve Weston

Taking Risks 

Older protesters say they show up despite the risks because they feel an obligation to do so for those who can’t

News 2 months ago

If you drive by the Federal Building in downtown Eugene, chances are you’ve seen protesters on the sidewalks surrounding the building every day, holding signs … Continue reading →

Balling on a Budget

Finding the cheapest craft brews in town

Drink 2 months ago

Drinking the same old beers can get boring. But upgrading to craft beer doesn’t have to be expensive. To prove it, I went on a … Continue reading →

Uncorked!

Learn about Eugene and Springfield’s beer and wine scene in Cap and Cork

Drink 2 months ago

Each year, Eugene Weekly takes a deep dive into the diverse beer and wine scene here in Eugene and Springfield. Every time, we’re able to … Continue reading →

Beer and Wine on the Horizon

Looking forward at upcoming beer and wine events

Drink 2 months ago

For the beer and wine enthusiasts here in Eugene and Springfield, there’s a few exciting beer and wine events coming up. On April 2, The … Continue reading →

Fenced Off

Records show that the downtown Eugene Federal Building may be fenced off for two years

News 2 months ago

The U.S. General Services Administration is planning to fence off large portions of the downtown Eugene Federal Building plaza and surrounding areas for two years, … Continue reading →

No Kings! and the Art of Resistance

Thousands march in Springfield for a No Kings! protest and a smaller crowd mourns deceased detainees later in the evening

EW-Extra 2 months ago

On March 28 in Springfield, more than 20 activist organizations came together to organize a protest against unjust immigration crackdowns, the war in Iran, economic … Continue reading →

Prioritizing People

Springfield city councilor hopes to make the move into the state Legislature

News 2 months ago

For Kori Rodley, making sure the people of Springfield are represented by someone who worked with them personally and can address their most pressing needs … Continue reading →

100,000 Year People’s War

Portland maoists declare autonomous zone in Powell’s Books

Satire 2 months ago

What seemed like a regular meeting of Marxist-Leninist-Maoists at Powell’s Books in Portland, Oregon turned into a full-blown occupation after the group of 50 communists … Continue reading →

Polycule Revived

Eugene’s largest polycule reforms after one year of internal conflict

Satire 2 months ago

After a year of intense internal conflict, Eugene’s largest polycule has reformed under a new leader, former lieutenant Sailboat Bridges. Bridges, 23, says she ousted … Continue reading →

Federal Building Window ‘Just Did That’

Leaked FBI documents show that the highly debated window at the downtown Eugene Federal Building broke itself

Satire 2 months ago

A leaked internal FBI memo reveals that a window broken during the Jan. 30 anti-ICE protest that the Eugene Police Department declared a riot, “just … Continue reading →

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