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Armed Counter-demonstrators Confront Springfield Protest

A national day of action brought roughly 300 demonstrators to Springfield City Hall, where armed counter-demonstrators drew tense exchanges before protests later escalated in Eugene

EW-Extra 1 month ago

A national day of protest was declared across the country Jan. 30, and Lane County answered with demonstrations in Springfield and Eugene — beginning with … Continue reading →

Update: Former SeQuential Owner Buys Sam Bond’s Garage

New owner says he plans to reopen the Whiteaker bar in May or June

EW-Extra 1 month ago

Eugene’s beloved Sam Bond’s Garage isn’t going anywhere. Ian Hill, the Eugene businessman who bought the Whiteaker bar in December, plans to reopen in late … Continue reading →

Video Suggests Feds had Hand in Broken Window

Broken windows at Eugene Federal Building turned an ICE protest into a ‘riot’

EW-Extra 1 month ago

On Jan. 30, the Eugene Police Department declared the ICE Out protest at the downtown Eugene Federal Building a “riot” after someone broke a ground-floor … Continue reading →

Crossfire

Federal agents fire pepper balls and tear gas into Eugene’s streets

EW-Extra 1 month ago

Words Camilla Mortensen Video Eve Weston On Jan. 27, 30 and 31, federal agents at the Eugene Federal Building fired tear gas, pepper balls and … Continue reading →

Federal Officer Stomps and Kicks a Mexican flag at an ICE Protest

Feds fire riot control agents at a peaceful Jan. 31 ICE protest at the Eugene Federal Building and show disrespect to the Mexican flag

EW-Extra 1 month ago

On Jan. 31, federal agents in Eugene fired tear gas and pepper balls at about 25 people protesting peacefully in front of the city’s Federal … Continue reading →

Former SeQuential Owner Buys Sam Bond’s Garage

New owner hints he may reopen the Whiteaker bar this summer

EW-Extra 1 month ago

Eugene’s beloved Sam Bond’s Garage closed Dec. 1 after 30 years in the Whiteaker. Two and a half weeks later, the 107-year-old building sold. The … Continue reading →

ICE Out Protest and Chaos  

VIDEO: EPD declares a riot at the downtown Eugene Federal Building, federal agents tear gas and pepper ball protesters

EW-Extra 1 month ago

On Jan. 30, a “ICE Out” protest at the downtown Eugene Federal Building turned chaotic for the second time this week with federal agents launching … Continue reading →

Photography That Fights Back

True to Form, a queer conceptual photography exhibition debuts at Imperfecta Gallery in Portland on Feb. 5

EW-ExtraVisual Arts 1 month ago

“I think that the aspiration is one of the truest forms of a person,” queer photographer Sophie Spinelle says. “The constraints that surround us and … Continue reading →

Live Updates from ICE Out

EW-Extra 1 month ago

Updates below: 11:05 PM:“An extra note, after the large window was broken, federal agents, deployed, tear gas, and flash bands into the crowd to attempt … Continue reading →

Federal Agents Gas Protesters

Gallery by Eve Weston

EW-Extra 1 month ago

On Jan. 27, federal agents at the Eugene Federal Building used tear gas, pepper spray, pepper balls and flashbang devices against people protesting ICE.

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