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Biz Beat

Fishing and recycling in this week's business tidbits

Biz Beat 9 years ago

• Our region’s multimillion-dollar sport fishing industry is likely to be affected by changes afoot in our local hatcheries and dams. People who fish spend … Continue reading →

Eugene Design: The Good and the Awful

Eugene Weekly's staff picks our favorite and not-so-favorite examples of the city's built landscape

Culture 9 years ago

The Eugene Public Library High vaulted ceilings, natural light streaming through subtle stained glass, and an awe-inspiring rotunda capped with a skylight mark the remarkable … Continue reading →

Every Other Night of the Week

The nightlife scene has a weeknight for everyone

CultureDrink 9 years ago

Mondays Make the Bars Funagain I’m a pretty boring 23-year-old — my idea of a fun night is sitting around a table with my friends … Continue reading →

Turning Red States Blue

Political activist group supporting out-of-state election candidates

News 9 years ago

Bonnie Henderson hasn’t forgotten a trip to the Democratic Party of Lane County’s headquarters in the months leading up to the 2016 presidential election. After … Continue reading →

Biz Beat

Wayward Lamb closes, Science Factory changes, the Jones estate and more business news

Biz Beat 9 years ago

• One of the largest residential real estate parcels in the Eugene hills may go on the market this year, according to unconfirmed rumors. Local timber baron … Continue reading →

Letters to the Editor 2018-01-18

Letters 9 years ago

A WARRIOR’S FAREWELL I am a chief petitioner for the Freedom from Aerial Herbicide Spraying Bill of Rights. I am coming to the end of … Continue reading →

Letters to the Editor 2018-01-11

Letters 9 years ago

TRY NOT TO BREATHE Thank you to Camilla Mortensen and Kelly Kenoyer for delivering news that matters in the Dec. 28 edition of Eugene Weekly! … Continue reading →

Biz Beat

Tsunami Books, cohousing, good Chinese food and other local business tidbits

Biz Beat 9 years ago

• Scott Landfield at Tsunami Books says that the longtime bookstore and performance venue has until Jan. 15 to have $302,000 ready to go into … Continue reading →

Letters to the Editor 2018-01-04

Letters 9 years ago

THE ONLY GOOD REPUBLICAN In the recent edition, you print an editorial urging the ouster of Greg Walden from Congress (12/4). But then you give … Continue reading →

More on Measure 101

Upcoming town hall, forums will cover health care vote

News 9 years ago

Oregon voters face a decision regarding the future of health care when they go to the polls for the Jan. 23 special election. Measure 101 … Continue reading →

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