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News: Page 3

The People’s Congressman

From wrestling mat to the House floor, DeFazio says he ended his congressional career on top

News 2 months ago

Wrestling is in Congressman Peter DeFazio’s blood. He grew up in the sport, and his father is enshrined in its hall of fame. And wrestling, … Continue reading →

A Slice of Downtown

Slice Pizzeria and Bar takes over former Sizzle Pie downtown spot

ChowNews 2 months ago

The smell of pizza has returned to the corner of Willamette and Broadway.  Months after Portland-based pizza chain Sizzle Pie vacated its downtown location, Slice … Continue reading →

City Hall on the River

After years of waffling, the city goes after former EWEB Building on riverfront

BlogEW-ExtraNews 2 months ago

The city of Eugene could soon have a City Hall with a view of the Willamette River.  On the afternoon of Jan. 18, Eugene Water … Continue reading →

The Farr Side of Lane County Leadership

Lane County commissioners buck usual rotation of board leadership, re-elect Pat Farr as chair

EW-ExtraNews 2 months ago

The Lane County Board of County Commissioners showed a glimpse into its new dynamics as it argued over whom to elect as chair of the … Continue reading →

William Biyinzika Loveall: 1998-2022

Rescued from poverty in Uganda, he died as a result of untreated schizophrenia in the U.S.

NewsObituary 2 months ago

William Biyinzika Loveall, a bright young man who came to Springfield from Uganda as a teenage boy, died by suicide on June 16 in Bend … Continue reading →

Crisis Mode

A crisis stabilization center in Lane County could mean leaving behind a system riddled with gaps. But first, the county must address what isn’t working. 

News 2 months ago

By Anna Kaminski and Winter Wagner A scorching afternoon in Tucson in August 2020 had all the makings of a tragedy.  A local judge had ordered … Continue reading →

Not Going Flat

A Biden administration executive order leads U.S. Forest Service to withdraw plans to sell timber in a mature forest 

News 2 months ago
A clearcut forest outside of Cottage Grove, Oregon.

The U.S. Forest Service ended 2022 with a decision that local environmentalists are celebrating.  The federal agency decided to withdraw its plans for the Flat … Continue reading →

Notorious White Supremacist Back in Jail

Shortly after EW reports on his attempt to promote a metal festival near Bend, Jacob Laskey lands in Deschutes County Jail

BlogEW-ExtraNews 2 months ago

Less than 48 hours after Eugene Weekly reported on notorious white supremacist Jacob Laskey’s attempt to promote a black metal festival called Murder Fest near … Continue reading →

Hult Center plays Host to Mayor Vinis’ State of the City Address

The Mayor’s State of the City Address recalled city successes of the past year and a new Economic Development Council for 2023

BlogEW-ExtraNews 2 months ago

In her first live State of the City Address since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Eugene Mayor Lucy Vinis outlined the city’s successes and … Continue reading →

An Ode to Joy

Sang Joo Knudtson, aka Joy, owner of Brail’s Restaurant, dies at 66 

News 3 months ago

For more than 20 years, owner and operator Sang Joo Knudtson (aka Joy) has been the face of Brail’s Restaurant, a popular American diner with … Continue reading →

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