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News: Page 34

The Prison-to-School Pipeline

Reducing barriers for people with conviction history in education and employment

News 2 years ago

By Shawn McWeeney with Nadia K. Raza  Fall marks the return to higher education for approximately 17 million students across the country. This year, the … Continue reading →

God Save the Kids

Radical Alternative Development (RAD) is hosting its second annual mental health benefit event at Washington Jefferson Skatepark

News 2 years ago

Skateboarding and punk rock. In many ways it doesn’t really get any better than this, but for youths who skate at Washington Jefferson Skatepark, mental … Continue reading →

Police Raid Almaden Street Home

Police raid Eugene resident Candice King’s home for the second time since she occupied the property 

News 2 years ago

Early Monday morning, Sept. 25, Eugene Police Department officers and Lane County Sheriff’s deputies raided Candice King’s home as well as the two other houses … Continue reading →

Back on the Mountain

Eugene parks and open space reveals its plans to rebuild Moon Mountain to the public post-wildfire.

EW-ExtraNews 2 years ago

Ever since the July 3 wildland fire on Eugene’s Moon Mountain Park, members of the community have had many questions regarding the mountain’s future.  The … Continue reading →

Clarifying Passing Cyclists

SB 895 will come into effect on Jan. 1, 2024, which allows for safer traveling conditions for cyclists

News 2 years ago

On  May 31, 2006, cyclist Jane Higdon was hit by a logging truck and killed on Territorial Highway south of Eugene when the trucker believed … Continue reading →

Evicted by Association

Candice King’s neighbors have been evicted by R&R Properties and Sharon Prager on the basis that King is their “unauthorized guest”

EW-ExtraNews 2 years ago

Eugene resident Candice King has been battling property management company R&R Properties to keep her home since June. The company has made multiple attempts to … Continue reading →

Mexican Independence Day

In Monroe, Oregon [9.16.23]

News 2 years ago

Jury Hits Sanipac Owner With Liability For Homeless Woman’s Death

THE FAMILY OF ANNETTE MONTERO, WHO DIED WHEN SHE WAS RUN OVER BY A GARBAGE TRUCK, IS AWARDED $360,000

News 2 years ago

The daughter of a homeless woman who was killed in the early morning hours of August 26, 2019, when a Sanipac garbage truck backed over … Continue reading →

On The Fire Trail

Oregon State Fire Marshals Chad Hawkins and Leslie Neu travel across the state educating people on the defensible space program

News 2 years ago

So while wildfires have been tearing through Oregon faster and harder than my favorite death metal albums, two representatives from the Oregon State Fire Marshal, … Continue reading →

Who Watches the Fires?

The Watch Duty app helps the general public track wildfires in their area. 

EW-ExtraNews 2 years ago

With all the wildland fires tearing up Oregon, it can be dizzying to accurately track everything. Maybe it is all the smoke we have been … Continue reading →

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