Endorsements
It's voting season!
The primary election in May doesn’t get the buzz that November elections get, but here in Oregon, the primary matters a lot, especially when you … Continue reading
EW Staff
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Activist Alert 4.19.18
• St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County’s Metamorphose: Upcycle Fashion Show is Saturday April 21. The day of environmental competitions, activities for adults … Continue reading
The State of Cycling
A lifelong bike advocate takes a hard look at the past, present and future of Eugene’s bike culture
Eugene is a cycling failure and has been for nearly a decade. How can that be? We have bike lanes and buffered bike lanes. We … Continue reading
Activist Alert
Tax protests, Living Hope, DisOrient Asian American Film Festival
• City Club of Eugene hosts the debate, “Eugene City Auditor — Independent & Elected by the People or Appointed by the City Council?” noon … Continue reading
Activist Alert
KEPW potluck, tree-planting event and candidate forums
• The Welcoming Committee for PeaceWorks Community Radio KEPW 97.3FM invites community members to attend a monthly potluck 6 pm every first Thursday of the … Continue reading
Bountiful Breakfast
Morning eats in Springfield
Sashay over to Springfield for breakfast, and you can’t go wrong. There are morning repasts for early risers and late sleepers alike. We don’t recommend … Continue reading
Word is
Morsels of food news around Lane County
Chef Corey Wisun is rebranding his former Membrillo spot, 1530 Willamette Street, as a fast, casual, Peruvian-inspired barbecue restaurant called Wasi BBQ. Wisun says Wasi … Continue reading
Slant
• We were impressed by the turnout for the March for Our Lives — estimates of 5,000 people in Eugene alone. Last year we saw … Continue reading
Activist Alert
Brian Babb, know your rights and Holocaust Memorial Week
• The Babb family invites family, friends and the community to honor and remember Capt. Brian Babb on the three-year anniversary of his death. The … Continue reading
Activist Alert
• Retired U.S. Air Force Major Margaret Witt, equal rights advocate and decorated veteran, will discuss her history-making legal challenge of the military’s “don’t ask, … Continue reading