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Corvallis Resolution Sparks Israel Debate

A resolution designed to prevent Corvallis from investing in human rights abuses remains in limbo as community members and city councilors debate its intentions

EW-ExtraNews 4 weeks ago

By Kevin Foster Dozens of Corvallis community members have spent months pushing for a resolution that would prohibit the city from investing in companies that … Continue reading →

Asbestos Headache

PeaceHealth’s Eugene hospital needs big, expensive cleanup before demolition can start

News 4 weeks ago

The shuttered PeaceHealth University District hospital in Eugene contains extensive hazardous asbestos that will take months to remove before the place can be demolished and … Continue reading →

Burrowing For Rare Finds

Aardvark Rare Books is under new ownership for the first time in 30 years

News 4 weeks ago

One thing Ezra Tishman wants to make clear from the outset is that he has not retired.  He has downsized, effective in early August, after … Continue reading →

Activist Alert

Protests, activism and more around Lane County

News 4 weeks ago

 “This government was founded on protest.” — Thurgood Marshall, Supreme Court justice Upcoming Protests, Rallies, Marches,Talks, Gatherings and More • Encircle Films presents: A Rising … Continue reading →

Combo Meal: Data Center and Shrimp Farm 

Developer considering both for west Eugene industrial site

News 1 month ago

An Iowa-based entrepreneur is considering building a computer data center in west Eugene and using cooling water from the facility as warm water for a … Continue reading →

Eugene Scientist Says There’s Potential Life on Mars

Astrobiologist working remotely reports the Perseverance Mars rover has detected a potential biosignature

News 1 month ago

They’re not completely sure. They never are. But this time, they’re pretty sure. Or, at the very least, sure enough to alert the media. Scientists … Continue reading →

UO Budget Hits Student Workers

More than 100 student workers cut before the start of fall term

News 1 month ago

The University of Oregon Student Workers union interim president is currently looking for a new position at the university. Mae Bracelin says, “That does make … Continue reading →

Activist Alert

Protests, activism and more around Lane County

News 1 month ago

“One book, one pen, one child, and one teacher can change the world.” — Malala Yousafzai, Nobel laureate  Upcoming Protests, Rallies, Marches,Talks, Gatherings and More … Continue reading →

Fighting Fire With Fire

FUSEE hosts its second Fall Fire Festival

News 1 month ago

“We need more than just a new policy, we need a new culture that welcomes all the gifts that fire brings,” says Timothy Ingalsbee, executive … Continue reading →

‘ICE Out!’

Protesters gather outside of the downtown Eugene federal building and tell ICE to ‘get out!’

EW-ExtraNews 1 month ago

Approximately 50 protesters gathered outside the downtown Eugene federal building Sept. 30 for the last Tuesday of the month protest organized by the Lane County … Continue reading →

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