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News: Page 4

A Grate Idea?

Phone company slaps steel security grills onto downtown Eugene building, a Springfield building to be repurposed

News 2 months ago

One of downtown Eugene’s least attractive buildings — the four-story red-brick cube at 10th Avenue and Oak Street — has been given a facelift that … Continue reading →

Cannabis Drinks of the Future

The growing sober-curious movement is contributing to the popularity of cannabis drinks 

News 2 months ago

Since becoming the third state to legalize adult-use cannabis in 2014, many local adults started practicing “Oregon sobriety.” Derived from “Cali sober,” the practice includes … Continue reading →

Students Covering Dangerous Protests

Journalists are being targeted across the country; student journalists in Eugene are learning how to be safe

News 2 months ago

Saj Sundaram suits up for political protests with his Doc Martens, black jeans, a black long sleeve shirt and a gas mask he bought on … Continue reading →

Oregon’s Wolves and Farmers 

Wildlife bill increases compensation and deterrents as wolves continue their comeback  

News 2 months ago

More than 100 years ago, Oregon waged a war on wolves to the point where they were extirpated — becoming extinct in the state. These … Continue reading →

Suffering with a Great View

Seventeen-year-old Kate Gran and her dad bond most closely on top of a mountain 

News 2 months ago

 Kate Gran noticed three weeks blocked off of the calendar in her father Eric’s office. “Ama Dablam,” it read. Ama Dablam is a 22,349-foot peak … Continue reading →

Trash to Treasure

Local nonprofits turn everyday trash into something useful

News 2 months ago

Earth Day doesn’t have to mean filling your cart with new “eco-friendly” products. Too often, sustainability gets packaged as something you can buy — even … Continue reading →

Activist Alert

Protests, activism and more around Lane County

News 2 months ago

“Power can be taken, but not given. The process of the taking is empowerment in itself.” — Gloria Steinem • Check EugeneTogetherStrong.org for protest updates. … Continue reading →

The Earth Day Issue

Kids' art, climbing mountains, saving wolves and more

News 2 months ago

We asked kids in Lane County to answer the following three prompts with art:  • Draw yourself doing something you love in the outdoors. • … Continue reading →

EV Stands for Eviction

Landlord booting Eugene electric-vehicle company Arcimoto from its factory

News 2 months ago

Arcimoto, the long-sputtering electric-vehicle company, is being evicted from the factory it occupies in west Eugene. In a lawsuit filed late last month in Lane … Continue reading →

Taking Risks 

Older protesters say they show up despite the risks because they feel an obligation to do so for those who can’t

News 2 months ago

If you drive by the Federal Building in downtown Eugene, chances are you’ve seen protesters on the sidewalks surrounding the building every day, holding signs … Continue reading →

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