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A Eugene Planning Commission meeting on Monday, March 26, will address secondary dwelling units in Eugene. City Councilor Emily Semple says she has been approached … Continue reading
Anyone who follows me on social media knows that about 50 percent of my posts are news-related. The rest are horses and dogs. So, this … Continue reading
Shocked by the news of hydraulic oil leaking into the McKenzie River, just hundreds of feet from the intake for Eugene’s drinking water? Don’t be. It’s … Continue reading
Sky whales. A giant ridable rabbit in a tulip field. It’s everything you love about Oregon in a magical cartoon setting. Or would love if … Continue reading
Local print shop Threadbare Print House is selling T-shirts in support of students who will walk out Wednesday, March 14, to protest gun violence in … Continue reading
Girl Scout cookies are available for only about six to eight weeks out of the year (aka cookie season). The Girl Scout Council says this … Continue reading
“The Ninth Circuit clearly recognized the importance of a complete record at trial particularly as to the climate science. We will promptly ask the District Court for a trial date in 2018 so that the urgency of the climate crisis can be addressed through appropriate remedies,” said Philip L. Gregory of Gregory Law Group, co-lead counsel for the youth plaintiffs. Continue reading
Caring for the elderly is a difficult, strenuous and thankless job. Thanks to the Oregon Legislature, Oregon’s in-home caregivers may start to receive better training … Continue reading
Eugene Weekly has put together a list of who’s departing from The Register-Guard following the sale of the locally owned newspaper to GateHouse Media. The sale … Continue reading
The sale of The Register-Guard to GateHouse Media came in exchange for $14.25 million, according to a fourth-quarter financial report posted online Feb. 28 by … Continue reading