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News: Page 18

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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 →

Best Way for a Liberal Rag to Deal with the Election 

In darkness and lies, democracy dies …

Best of EugeneNews 9 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 9 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 10 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 10 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 10 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 10 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 →

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