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• We are not the enemy. On Aug. 16, more than 350 newspapers across the United States, led by The Boston Globe, have signed on … Continue reading
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We’re celebrating this week! Former Eugene Weekly intern and Catalyst Journalism Project reporter Ardeshir Tabrizian won second place in investigative reporting in the prestigious Hearst … Continue reading
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Did you hear that the Eugene Public Library is no longer charging late fees? It’s joined libraries across the nation removing barriers to using their … Continue reading
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If you’re exhausted and depressed about the news out of Ukraine, the pandemic, shootings on the streets of America, try watching the Golden State Warriors … Continue reading
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The more than 150-year-old J.J. Walton House, which once housed cult-favorite Mexican restaurant Morenos and later Bates Steak House, has been demolished, ending a fascinating … Continue reading
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Wondering why so many pages in the Weekly this week? We’re back up to our pre-pandemic page count for this issue — and it feels … Continue reading
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We confess to missing the Saturday Register-Guard in our box after all these years. A daily newspaper should be on the street every day. Right? … Continue reading
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• In 2014 Joshua Hunt wrote in The New York Times about rape allegations against three University of Oregon basketball players. Now he has an … Continue reading
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About 10 years ago, Supreme Court justice nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson visited Eugene when she was on the U. S. Sentencing Commission. Invited by Judge Ann … Continue reading
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The war in Ukraine drags tragically on with no reasonable end in sight. The city of Eugene sent $10,000 to relief efforts, as well as … Continue reading
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Want to support Eugene Weekly and sport our “Local and Vocal” logo? Great, we do, too! So we started a fundraiser that runs for the … Continue reading
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You know what’s punk rock? Helping people. Local punk bands Bad Luck Blackouts and Silence Mill are joined by Portland’s Old City for a benefit … Continue reading
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When most of the news is so gloomy, it’s a pleasure to read St. Vinnie’s Voice, the newsletter of St. Vincent de Paul and its … Continue reading
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The flood gates are now opened, and everyone, it seems, has the desire to break out and escape the pandemic chains of these past two … Continue reading