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Kendall Porter

Author: Kendall Porter

Bringing in the Dough

A popular Springfield bakery continues to rise in popularity

Chow 2 years ago

Entering Saverio’s Bakery, you can usually see Tony Scaduto at work behind a rack of freshly baked baguettes and loaves of french batard and levain. … Continue reading →

Powerhouse Pop and Indie Darlings 

boygenius, Cary Rae Jepsen and illuminati hotties July 30 in Bend

Music 2 years ago

boygenius is the contemporary supergroup consisting of Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker — each indie darlings under their own names. Combining forces, the … Continue reading →

Free comics!

Meet comic book creators and celebrate their work on May 6 in Eugene

ArtsBooksVisual Arts 2 years ago

Several leading creators in the comic book business will be on hand in Eugene this weekend to take part in an annual celebration of the … Continue reading →

‘Pollen’ Tour in Bloom

Indie-pop duo Tennis performs in Eugene

ArtsMusic 2 years ago

Rising out of Denver’s DIY scene into indie-pop acclaim, the husband-wife duo Tennis performs at the McDonald Theatre April 24.  The pair, composed of singer/keyboardist … Continue reading →

Addressing Antisemitism

Recent public displays of antisemitism further the need for community conversation, such as an upcoming forum at City Club

EW-ExtraNews 2 years ago

When Michael Lainoff found antisemitic flyers outside of his Eugene home the morning of Sunday, Feb.19, it was “alarming, but not totally unexpected.” His neighbors … Continue reading →

Confronting the Racism of the Past 

The Lane County History Museum, working with the Oregon Black Pioneers, hopes to put Eugene’s history of racism and resistance to the forefront 

Culture 2 years ago

In the past few years, the conversation surrounding Oregon’s history with racism and discrimination has moved further into the cultural consciousness. Exhibits such as Racing … Continue reading →

Kendall Porter

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