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Fair for All

Members of the Native American community have brought concerns to the Oregon Country Fair, and the Fair is working to address them

News 10 months ago

By Ruby Duncan and Eve Weston In years past, the Oregon Country Fair has dealt with allegations of cultural appropriation from Native American community members. … Continue reading →

Eugene Weekly’s Summer Guide

Whats-Happening 11 months ago

From fireworks and parades in the hot sun to family storytimes in the cool of the library, summer in Oregon is that unique mixture of … Continue reading →

A Time to Prune

Pruning trees depends on the season — and property lines

Gardening 12 months ago

By Kim Kelly and the Garden Palette  Greetings, fellow gardeners. It’s officially Band Aid and Bactine season for all of us and the end of … Continue reading →

All A-Board!

Fewer than 20 percent of Lane County voters cast a ballot in the May special district elections — here’s the results for LCC and some local school boards

News 12 months ago

By Emma J Nelson and Eve Weston Around 16 percent of Lane County’s registered voters turned in ballots this year. That’s almost 50 percent fewer … Continue reading →

The Thrift of the ’90s is Alive in Eugene

And Springfield and all around Lane County — welcome to the EW thrift edition

News 1 year ago

“Do you remember the ’90s? Y’know. People were talking about getting piercings and getting tribal tattoos. And people were singing about saving the planet; forming … Continue reading →

Rosé Means ‘Pink’

Always judge a Willamette Valley rosé by its label

Drink 1 year ago

By Amelia Winkelman and Mirandah Davis-Powell As Eugene Weekly’s most dedicated lovers of the color pink, us two reporting interns, Mirandah and Amelia, knew what … Continue reading →

Eugene Weekly’s Annual Planting Guide

Gardening 1 year ago

Spring — with its longer lighter days and warmer weather — is the perfect time to get your garden going.  Whether you are new to … Continue reading →

Sanipac Plays Hardball

Trash hauler Sanipac is using its market power against CleanLane, the county’s project to divert trash and cut methane from the Short Mountain landfill

News 1 year ago

By Bailey Meyers and Ashlin Sanderson No one ever thought it would be easy for Lane County to build a $150 million facility to dramatically … Continue reading →

Native Plants

The Garden Palette — answers to your most pressing gardening questions

Gardening 1 year ago

By Kim Kelly and Cynthia Lafferty Welcome to the Garden Palette — Eugene Weekly’s new monthly gardening column!  When my husband Ted and I first … Continue reading →

Morsels

Tidbits of Lane County food news

Chow 1 year ago

• Claim 52 is making a big move to the former WildCraft Cider Works 232 Lincoln Street building. And the brewery — known for its … Continue reading →

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