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News: Page 12

From EV factory to … RV storage?

Arcimoto’s Whiteaker factory, once touted as part of a climate solution, might store gas guzzlers

News 7 months ago

In early 2020, Arcimoto executives gushed that their newly acquired factory on Chambers Street in Eugene would crank out tens of thousands of electric vehicles … Continue reading →

Legal RV Living

New legislation allows rural Oregonians to live in their recreational vehicles, and Lane County government can place requirements on permanent residential RVs 

News 7 months ago

All rural Lane County residents can now host permanent residential recreational vehicles, so long as the property doesn’t lie within a floodplain.  Under Senate Bill … Continue reading →

Gary Spetzler

Happening People 7 months ago

Born in Glendora, California, east of Los Angeles, Gary Spetzler moved with his parents to South Lake Tahoe, “until Tahoe became a casino town,” he … Continue reading →

‘More Than Just a Bookstore’

Prosed Books, a diverse-authors-only bookstore, opens its doors Nov. 16

BooksNews 7 months ago

Eugene has an array of independent bookstores within city limits, but none so far have filled one specific niche: diverse-authors-only. That’s where Prosed Books comes … Continue reading →

Number One in Football, Last in Faculty Salary

The United Academics of the University of Oregon enter the ninth month of bargaining over salaries as a potential strike looms

News 7 months ago

The United Academics faculty union says the University of Oregon will not move an inch on salary increases after nine months of bargaining. In response … Continue reading →

Sunsetting the Sacred

After a renovation and then an abrupt closure, Eugene’s Trinity United Methodist Church building now serves, in part, the LGBTQ+ community 

News 7 months ago

The United Methodist Church is in the midst of a moral crisis, with many congregations disaffiliating in protest of the broader organization’s decision to include … Continue reading →

Local Labor Unions Rally and Support Statewide Strikes

Union members from local Teamsters and BCTGM continue to strike as AFL-CIO members rally support for labor statewide

EW-ExtraNews 7 months ago

On Monday, Nov. 11, workers from Bigfoot Beverages and Franz Bakeries were joined by over 80 people rallying support for the union members across the … Continue reading →

The Garage is Closing

The Venerable Sam Bond’s Garage will shutter Jan. 1

EW-ExtraNews 7 months ago

For almost 30 years it has been the pulse of life in Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood. An anchor in the Whit since it opened in 1995, … Continue reading →

Thank You for the Laughter, Frog

The joke telling, book selling, Eugene institution died on Nov. 2 

NewsObituary 7 months ago

Have you ever seen the funniest joke book the world has ever known? If you’ve even been in Eugene anytime after 1986, chances are that … Continue reading →

The Ups and Downs of Election 2024 

A roundup of statewide and local election results

News 7 months ago

By Emily Rogers, Bailey Meyers and Bentley Freeman This story was corrected and updated on December 12, 2024. While election results will continue to be … Continue reading →

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