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News: Page 221

Can We get a Piece of the Curtain?

After 35 years at the Hult, the blackberry curtain will fall

News 8 years ago

The Hult Center’s much-loved blackberry curtain says goodbye on April 8 in its last formal bow. After hanging in the Silva Concert Hall for 35 … Continue reading →

Former ELF Eco-Saboteur Speaks at the UO

Daniel McGowan will discuss his time in prison and political activism

News 8 years ago

In June 2007 Daniel McGowan was sentenced to seven years in federal prison for his role in two environmentally motivated arsons. The feds labeled him … Continue reading →

Manning Advocates for State Hospital

Junction City hospital provides mental health treatment to underserved population

News 8 years ago

From Highway 99, the Oregon State Hospital’s Junction City campus looks like a grounded Boeing C-17. Located on the border of the city limits, the … Continue reading →

Letters to the Editor 2017-04-06

News 8 years ago

ANTI-IMMIGRANT NONSENSE In your March 16 article about House Bill 2921 (“‘Anti-sanctuary’ Legislation Brewing in Oregon”), bill sponsor Rep. Mike Nearman says, “I’m on the … Continue reading →

A Boxing Sanctuary

Boxing club in Springfield offers youth direction

News 8 years ago

Heron Mendez is nearly 70 years old. He thinks. He’s not sure. But what he does know is that he’s been boxing since he was … Continue reading →

Barb Ryan

Spiraling toward joy

Happening People 8 years ago

“I started out as an ‘A’ student,” says Barb Ryan, who grew up in Schenectady, New York, and lapsed into depression and began using drugs … Continue reading →

A Modern Proposal

For preventing the dogs of homeless and poor people from being a burden to Eugene sidewalks and businesses — and for making them useful

News 8 years ago

In an honest effort to address safety concerns and to spruce up downtown Eugene, a city center littered with empty buildings and unsightly student housing, … Continue reading →

Douglas County to Shutter Public Libraries

Loss of timber money has led to a county financial crisis

News 9 years ago

In the coming months, all eleven of Douglas County’s public libraries will close due to severe county budget shortfalls brought on by the loss of … Continue reading →

Auditing City Hall

Charter amendment would establish independent auditor’s office to save city money

News 9 years ago

A large calendar sits on Bonny McCornack’s dinner table. She looks at it, expecting a long process ahead for submitting a ballot measure to the … Continue reading →

Under the Bridge

Homelessness and addiction in Washington Jefferson Park

News 9 years ago

Beneath Eugene’s Washington Jefferson Bridge, a swath of park stretches from Sixth to First avenues. On a sunny March day, every pillar is occupied — … Continue reading →

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