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News: Page 5

What’s next for Oregon Dems? 

At a town hall at Springfield High School, Rep. Val Hoyle encouraged Lane County to remain engaged as she pushes back against the Trump administration

EW-ExtraNews 2 months ago

When Oregon Rep. Val Hoyle addressed a crowd of about 200 people at Springfield High School on March 19, she asked, “How many people think … Continue reading →

UO Faculty Union Announces Intent to Strike

The strike could be as soon as March 31 — the first day of the University of Oregon's spring term

EW-ExtraNews 3 months ago

The University of Oregon’s faculty union, United Academics, announced in a March 20 press release that it intends to strike as soon as March 31. … Continue reading →

Activist Alert

Protests and activism around Lane County

Activist Alert 3 months ago

It’s more important than ever to speak up and show up. • Know Your Rights Training for Activists, 4:30 pm, Friday, March 21, Civil Liberties … Continue reading →

Never Forget

Families demand accountability and action after loved ones die from police violence

News 3 months ago

Within five minutes, a family’s life changed forever — and not for the better.  Stacy Kenny was last seen by her parents on March 31, … Continue reading →

New Owner for 13th and Olive

New York investment group will ‘refresh’ decade-old apartments

News 3 months ago

When an Alabama developer built the labyrinthine 13th & Olive student housing complex in Eugene a decade ago, the place quickly became the butt of … Continue reading →

Stacking the School Boards

Politics aren’t just in the classroom — they’re on the board

News 3 months ago

Candidate filings for Oregon’s May 20 Special Election are in, and school boards are in the hot seat with it being the first election since … Continue reading →

SWAT Training at University-Area Hospital

The Eugene Police Department has partnered with PeaceHealth to conduct tactical training in the unused University District Hospital

News 3 months ago

Eugene Police Special Operations and Tactics (SWAT) is using the abandoned PeaceHealth Sacred Heart University District Hospital for training. In an email to Eugene Weekly, … Continue reading →

Smells like Strike Season 

UO’s student and faculty unions take a stand on possible spring strikes

News 3 months ago

On March 11, the faculty union at the University of Oregon, United Academics, will vote on a strike authorization arguing that faculty compensation is not … Continue reading →

PeaceHealth Eugene Campus Up for Grabs

Hospital, parking garages, offices, the works

News 3 months ago

This may be the biggest real estate news to hit Eugene-Springfield in decades. No, we’re not talking about Chick-fil-A opening in Gateway. We’re talking about … Continue reading →

The Next Generation of Mobile Home Manufacturing

A St. Vinnie’s partnership trains high school students to become the next generation of trade workers 

News 3 months ago

HOPE Community Corporation is manufacturing mobile homes for the nine St. Vincent de Paul owned trailer parks around Oregon — with the help of a … Continue reading →

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