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In function, smart meters do the same thing as legacy analog meters — collect and report data on water and electricity. But several homeowners have … Continue reading
With the Summer Solstice on the horizon and graduation season wrapping up, it’s time to think about relaxing with a good audiobook, album or streaming … Continue reading
On Thursday, May 30, roughly 50 University of Oregon students shut down UO President John Karl Scholz’s investiture at Matthew Knight Arena, protesting the university’s … Continue reading
The Oregon Department of Agriculture filed a lawsuit against the owner of Lakeview Stables, a horse boarding facility in West Eugene, alleging it has steadily … Continue reading
Proposed amendments to the Lane County Home Rule Charter seeking to prevent gerrymandered voting districts and confusing district names will be discussed in a public … Continue reading
When Trauma Intervention Program (TIP) volunteer Dan Isaacson and I walked away from the scene of my first TIP ride-along he said, “When someone dies, … Continue reading
“My parents had a restaurant called The Kitchen Store,” says Genevieve Schaack, who grew up in Chicago. “My mom would feed unhoused people who came … Continue reading
By Emerson Brady, Bentley Freeman and Faheem Khan A primary election with sweeps across the board. Classic. As of 11 pm Tuesday, May 21, 75,784 … Continue reading
The eeriest and most resonant public space in all of Eugene, if not in all of Oregon, is about to be demolished before more than … Continue reading
In the end — Feb. 18 at 6:41 pm — William Eugene Eli, known to his friends as “Badger,” died peacefully at a hospice and … Continue reading