EW Benefit Alert!
Tracktown Pizza hosts fundraiser Feb. 7
Don’t call it a comeback! No, actually you can call it that. We’re printing the paper this week, but while we are at full-steam, we … Continue reading
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Oregon Supreme Court bars Republican senators who participated in walkout from reelection
The court’s unanimous decision means one-third of the Oregon Senate can’t run for reelection
By Julia Shumway for Oregon Capital Chronicle Republican senators who participated in the longest walkout in state history cannot seek reelection in 2024 or 2026, … Continue reading
4J Superintendent Investigated
Andy Dey faces allegations of discrimination, misconduct
Eugene School District 4J Superintendent Andy Dey is facing an investigation into allegations of discrimination and retaliation against a school employee, according to sources familiar … Continue reading
Crashing Down
Dogs, raptors and rescues were affected by the January ice storm
The owner and founder of Seva Dog Rescue wasn’t expecting to see the nonprofit’s newly built playground area’s roof collapse from the overwhelming amounts of … Continue reading
T-Shirt Fundraiser for EW!
Caffé Pacori hosts T-shirt fundraiser to #SaveEugeneWeekly, pre-order T-shirts for $24 now
You can help save Eugene Weekly and wear a cool T-shirt to do it! The folks at Caffé Pacori — home to delicious coffee and … Continue reading
Priorities in an Emergency
In a winter storm, whose phones, routes and power get prioritized?
The Willamette Valley winter storm that started Jan. 13 caused considerable damage to Lane County’s “infrastructure and electric utilities,” according to a statement from Gov. … Continue reading
Love Your Librarian
LCC reference and instruction librarian to be honored by American Library Association
On a typical day, librarians toil in anonymity. They will take a collective bow if the library they serve wins special recognition, but the individual … Continue reading
Strike Averted
Two days before a planned strike, the UO's graduate employee union announces a tentative contract has been reached
The University of Oregon’s graduate employee union announced Monday Jan. 15, two days before a strike was set to begin, that they have reached a … Continue reading
Riders of the Storm
Warming centers open throughout Lane County as the southern Willamette Valley braces for ice storm this Weekend
A Winter Storm Watch and Ice Storm Warning for the southern Willamette Valley has been issued by the National Weather Service. Alongside 20 degree weather, … Continue reading
Who is Jane Doe?
The latest ‘Out From the Void’ essay on missing people looks at the connections between Patty Otto, who has been missing since 1976, and the remains of Finley Creek Jane Doe
Finley Creek Jane Doe On Sunday, August 27, 1978, two hunters stumbled upon the skeletal remains of a woman — possibly a woman and a … Continue reading