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News: Page 3

Student High-Rise at 13th and Alder a Go

Developer sets September construction start

News 4 weeks ago

Major Chicago-based real estate developer CRG figures the key to success in Eugene’s increasingly competitive student housing market is building high-rises as close as possible … Continue reading →

De-Flocking the Cameras

With digital license plate readers about to launch, DeFlock seeks to tell citizens where the cameras are

EW-ExtraNews 4 weeks ago

Eugene and Springfield police intend to launch license plate readers that use AI to make digital fingerprints of vehicles. Activists and civil liberties advocates have … Continue reading →

Last Call this Season at Piccadilly

Eugene’s longest-running flea market wraps up its season June 8 and returns this fall

News 1 month ago

Piccadilly Flea Market remains a go-to destination for vintage treasures, handcrafted goods, local music and community connection — all housed in the Lane County Fairgrounds’ … Continue reading →

Activist Alert

Protests, activism and more around Lane County

News 1 month ago

“Where you see wrong or inequality or injustice, speak out, because this is your country. This is your democracy. Make it. Protect it. Pass it … Continue reading →

Old Dealership Gets a Makeover

Zip-O buys west Eugene showroom

News 1 month ago

A vacant former car dealership in west Eugene is being turned into offices for the growing Zip-O business, the longtime Eugene maker of specialty timbers … Continue reading →

Law and Water

Eugene Water and Electric Board faces lawsuit from environmental advocates

News 1 month ago

Environmental advocates allege in a lawsuit that the Eugene Water and Electric Board failed to implement legally required fish passage measures and instead opted for … Continue reading →

Driver Charged in Runner’s Death

Charges filed more than a month after the fatal accident

News 1 month ago

Eugene architect Scott Shawn Stolarczyk was charged on Thursday, May 29, with second degree manslaughter in the death of Sharon Schuman, a popular local musician … Continue reading →

Swept Under the Rug

With court approval, Eugene evades state law that requires formal notice for clearing homeless encampments on public land 

News 1 month ago

For nearly four years, the city of Eugene has been skirting a state law that requires unhoused people camping in public to receive a 72-hour … Continue reading →

Matthew Bigongiari

News 1 month ago

“I was born on the South Side of Chicago,” Matthew Bigongiari says. “I went to the same grade school as my mom, the daughter of … Continue reading →

Surgery center for Slocum

Plus: Another Shari’s demo in the works?

News 1 month ago

Slocum Orthopedics, Lane County’s premier musculoskeletal surgical group, is moving ahead with building a standalone ambulatory surgery center on Chad Drive in northeast Eugene. As … Continue reading →

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