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News: Page 24

Protesting Homeless Sweeps

Protesters speak out against trespass citations given to homeless people and their advocates

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During the January ice storm that ravaged Lane County, the police issued more than 70 citations for criminal trespass. It’s not clear how many of … Continue reading →

Jennifer Denson

News 1 year ago

Born in Eugene, Jennifer Denson went to grade school at Spring Creek Elementary, then migrated with her family to Silver City, New Mexico, for middle … Continue reading →

Remembering The Old Guard

Eugene Register-Guard alumni gather in their old newsroom, celebrating a time, a community and a paper long past

News 1 year ago

On June 29, more than 100 alumni of The Register-Guard gathered in what used to be its offices to spend four hours reminiscing about what … Continue reading →

Steamrollin’ to the Next Phase 

Historic steam plant to take the next phase of redevelopment following funding of an additional $6 million from city council

News 1 year ago

The Eugene City Council is putting together a development agreement on the refurbishment of the iconic riverfront Eugene Water and Electric Board Steam Plant. Key … Continue reading →

Write-Ins and Repro Rights

Oregon House District 12 race is between a write-in, pro-choice Democrat and a pro-life Republican 

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When the Democratic Party of Lane County came knocking on Michelle Emmons’ door, all she said was “Oh, no,” because, she says, “I know how … Continue reading →

TV Butte Dispute Continues

Controversial efforts to rezone forest land near Oakridge into a gravel mine continue, years after it was first proposed

News 1 year ago

By Eve Weston A mining company associated with Ed King of King Estate Winery is making another attempt to convert TV Butte, a forested area … Continue reading →

Homeless Counts

A new survey of Lane County’s unhoused finds more emergency shelter beds in use

News 1 year ago

The number of unhoused people living in Eugene has remained stubbornly consistent over recent years, but new data show the changing ways the homeless here … Continue reading →

Seeking Protection

Stalking and restraining orders and the justice system 

News 1 year ago

On the morning of May 24, a 39-year-old woman drove a gold Kia Soul to the Eugene Weekly offices, walked in and screamed, “I know … Continue reading →

‘Slipped Under the Door’

Lane County commissioners will hear public comment on proposed charter changes, including an 11th hour redistricting plan 

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A proposal to redraw Lane County’s political map could be headed to the ballot in November, even though the plan has received none of the … Continue reading →

Meter War

While EWEB is reaching 96 percent of local homes with smart meters, a few residents allege it’s ‘dirty’ electricity and claim the ecofriendly meters pose a health hazard, going so far as to file a lawsuit against the public utility

News 1 year ago

In function, smart meters do the same thing as legacy analog meters — collect and report data on water and electricity. But several homeowners have … Continue reading →

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