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News: Page 40

Rocketing Rent

Rent increases hit the Eugene Hotel, leaving housing uncertainty for residents there

News 2 years ago

The sun shines bright through the second floor window of the Eugene Hotel’s conference room. Inside, there’s a piano with sheet music framed from the … Continue reading →

Slashing Animal Services

Eugene’s animal shelter to lose 56 percent of its funding from the city

News 2 years ago

The only animal shelter serving Eugene/Springfield will lose 56 percent of its funding from the city of Eugene, according to a contract starting July 1. … Continue reading →

Fire at Nelson’s

Eugene Police Department’s Arson Unit investigating fire at Nelson’s in the Whit

News 2 years ago

By Melvin Bravo and Elliott Deins The Eugene-Springfield Fire Department responded to a fire at popular Latino restaurant Nelson’s in the Whit at 12:30 am … Continue reading →

Utilities fight in court over the right to provide service to a Springfield neighborhood

EW-ExtraNews 2 years ago
A utitlity's headquarters

A two-decade-long legal battle between two Springfield utility providers over who services a 200-home residential neighborhood may be drawing to a close.  In January, a … Continue reading →

Catholic Cremains

What has happened to the cremated remains at Our Lady of Perpetual Help?

News 2 years ago

Jan Thompson has been a Cottage Grove resident all her life, and she has been a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church … Continue reading →

Just Relax!

A beginner’s guide to CBD

CannabisNews 2 years ago

When you consume cannabis, you might not be thinking about relatively boring effects like anti-inflammatories and sleep aids. When you partake, you might mostly think … Continue reading →

Fast and Furious

The city of Eugene has quietly given more than 1,300 unhoused campers only two hours’ notice to move instead of 72 hours

News 2 years ago

Kyrie Ackley leans out of her tent, six feet off the Fern Ridge Trail, not far from where Bailey Hill Road crosses Amazon Creek. The … Continue reading →

Understanding How To Help End Hunger

FOOD For Lane County is seeking input with a public survey

BlogNews 2 years ago

A lingering issue before the pandemic, food insecurity continues to have a grip in Lane County, and FOOD For Lane County, a nonprofit that partners … Continue reading →

Patron Saint of Tortas

Located on 19th and Agate, Santo de la Torta will offer a Mexican twist on sandwiches

ChowNews 2 years ago

The bustling corner of 19th and Agate is home to some of Eugene’s most beloved institutions: Agate Alley’s Thursday night drink wheel, Prince Pückler’s mint … Continue reading →

No Kitchen Nightmares 

Despite RG’s recent publishing of restaurant health scores, Lane County says it’s still safe to eat out

News 2 years ago

In most major U.S. cities, all it takes is a glance at a restaurant’s front window to see how its recent restaurant inspection went. Viewing … Continue reading →

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