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News: Page 225

Local Weed Dispensaries Call for a Buffer

Eugene remains the only municipality in the state without a 1,000-ft. buffer rule for dispensaries

News 9 years ago

Local marijuana retailers have been waiting close to a year for the city of Eugene to adopt an ordinance requiring a 1,000-foot buffer between dispensaries. … Continue reading →

Speaking of Immigrants

The Art of Marc Chagall at the University of Oregon’s Schnitzer Museum

NewsVisual Arts 9 years ago

Marc Chagall lived for nearly a hundred years. He left Russia for Paris and then, due to the rise of the Nazi party and anti-Jewish … Continue reading →

Cottage Grove Fined for Violating Clean Water Act

Pollution Update 9 years ago

The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) recently fined the city of Cottage Grove $4,500 for Clean Water Act violations committed in the city’s operation … Continue reading →

DEQ has Oregon in Dirty Hot Water

For more than a decade, Oregon DEQ has failed to come up with an up-to-date permitting system for polluters

News 9 years ago

By Carl Segerstrom, Katherine Smith and Erin Carey Many of Oregon’s biggest polluters are allowed to pour wastes into the state’s rivers and streams using … Continue reading →

The Key to Raising Graduation Rates

Career and Technical Education helps students stay in school

News 9 years ago

Lane County, our high school graduation rates stink. Surely that’s not new news, but what is new is the approach our schools are taking to … Continue reading →

School Board Race

May 16 election to fill three open 4J school board positions

News 9 years ago

Candidates in the race for the Eugene’s 4J School District board — a four-year-long commitment — are not happy about the Feb. 7 appointment of … Continue reading →

4J Students Face Race-Based Discrimination

Incidents increased post Trump's election

News 9 years ago

Editor’s Note: The names of the mothers in this story, Brenda and Rosa, are pseudonyms to protect their children from retribution. This past September, Brenda … Continue reading →

Ron Wyden Hosts Town Hall

Senator addresses problems within the Trump Administration

News 9 years ago

Oregon’s U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden entered a crowded Lane Community College gymnasium Feb. 19 with the statement that “no topic is off limits.” He was … Continue reading →

General Strike Against Trump

Protest Strikes Back Against White House Policies

News 9 years ago

Threats to the environment, immigration raids, attacks on Planned Parenthood. The Muslim ban, attacks on people of color and LGBTQ. Businesses in Eugene targeted with … Continue reading →

Springfield Purchases Police Armored Suburban

Police compare it to a mom’s soccer van

News 9 years ago

It’s a no-brainer for Springfield Councilor and Lane County Sheriff’s deputy Joe Pishioneri that the Springfield Police Department should purchase a police-armored Suburban. “It’s nothing … Continue reading →

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