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News: Page 13

Best Way for a Liberal Rag to Deal with the Election 

In darkness and lies, democracy dies …

Best of EugeneNews 7 months ago

The nation just elected a twice-impeached convicted felon to the White House. A man who has bragged about grabbing women “by the pussy,” who has … Continue reading →

How a Ballot Becomes a Vote

Lane County Elections goes the extra mile to count over 220,000 ballots — ensuring a fair and safe election

EW-ExtraNews 7 months ago

More than 25 election workers already began counting up ballots a week before the Nov. 5 election as “Drift Away” by Dobie Gray plays over … Continue reading →

What the Hell is a Soil and Water Conservation District?

Positions for the nationwide program dedicated to cleaning soil and water are on the ballot,  unopposed

EW-ExtraNews 7 months ago

The Upper Willamette Soil and Water Conservation District media and outreach specialist says most of her job is just “getting the word out.” Every election, … Continue reading →

Endorsements at a Glance

Eugene Weekly’s 2024 November election endorsements

News 7 months ago

Federal Offices (Read the full  endorsements here). PresidentKamala Harris/ Tim Walz, Democrat US Representative 4th DistrictVal Hoyle, Democrat Statewide  Secretary of StateTobias Read, Democrat, Independent, … Continue reading →

A Cat in the Crypt

A recently opened subculture and goth secondhand store in Springfield fills a cultural niche for an expanding alternative population

News 7 months ago

The Crypt opened in April 2023 to fill a niche in Springfield. Dakota Jennen, 26, and Kieran Hawke, 28, started the shop out of “a … Continue reading →

Getting the Green Out

Green Party candidate Justin Filip says he has better positions than Rep. Val Hoyle on everything

News 8 months ago

Justin Filip says he is building people power running as the Green Party candidate in Oregon’s 4th Congressional District. Filip says “the purpose of a … Continue reading →

Rebate Debate

Measure 118, which would give money to all Oregonians, faces an uphill battle with critics 

News 8 months ago

If passed, Measure 118, the Oregon Rebate, would provide all Oregon residents $1,600 annually through a three percent minimum sales tax increase on corporations with … Continue reading →

More Seats Than Candidates

More than 58 percent of Lane County races are uncontested in the November general election

News 8 months ago

Those registered to vote in Oregon will find their ballots looking a tad bare this November. There aren’t fewer races, though. There are fewer candidates.  … Continue reading →

The Show’s Over

Power pop musician cancels Eugene concert after questions resurface about past sexual assault allegations 

News 8 months ago

Ken Stringfellow has been trying to claw back his music career since 2021 when several women accused the co-founder of ’90s power pop band The … Continue reading →

A Spooky Stroll

Nearby Nature’s 28th annual Haunted Hike puts families on a pumpkin-lit path ahead of Halloween

News 8 months ago

Are your kids counting down the days until they can show off their costumes? Check out Nearby Nature’s 28th annual Haunted Hike, 5:30 pm to … Continue reading →

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