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• If you wondered why your Register-Guard was not delivered on Labor Day, it’s because it was not printed. When we inquired, the recorded voice … Continue reading
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4J School Board Discusses COVID-19 and New Curriculum
The meeting covered how the district plans to mitigate COVID spread in class among other things
During a nearly four hour board meeting on Wednesday Sept. 1, the Eugene District 4J board discussed updates on returning to school and mitigating COVID-19, … Continue reading
And They’re Off!
Horse racing ended at Portland Meadows in 2019 but is entering the back stretch in southern Oregon
Racing programs and betting tickets flapped in a stiff breeze at Grants Pass Downs in July as several dark bay and chestnut thoroughbreds reached the … Continue reading
Someone Take the Wheel
Lane Transit District is struggling to hire and retain bus operators as wages and stability can be found elsewhere
The retail and hospitality industry aren’t the only industries that are desperately seeking employees. Lane Transit District is experiencing a shortage of bus operators and … Continue reading
Roseburg Doctor Prescribes Ivermectin to COVID-19 Patients
The dewormer can cause severe side effects when used incorrectly
As the COVID-19 Delta variant continues to spread, one Roseburg doctor is turning to the medication ivermectin, an anti-parasitic drug, to help patients recover, despite … Continue reading
Give The Man His IPA
Peter DeFazio is the recipient of the Integrity in Politics Award
Peter DeFazio, the 4th District Congressman from Springfield since 1987, was unanimously voted the recipient of the Integrity in Politics Award by the board of … Continue reading
Pre Caution
The city of Eugene plans to add safety improvements to the Pre’s Rock roadside memorial
The road to Pre’s Rock is a tight, winding hilly road in southeast Eugene. Once you’re at the roadside memorial for Steve Prefontaine, those paying … Continue reading
Deborah ‘Debbie’ Plum: 1952-2021
An artist and mother, she was always willing to help others out
Deborah “Debbie” Elaine Plum was a kind, strong-willed person. She spoke her mind, but also cared deeply for others no matter what their situation was, … Continue reading
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Eugene Weekly is free every Thursday — and also free every day online. Head over to EugeneWeekly.com to read an update on the Black Unity … Continue reading
Pedal Power
Congressman Peter DeFazio makes the case for passing Biden administration legislation that includes money for protected bike lanes
Led by a few children, a large group of bicyclists pile into a bike lane on 13th Avenue. It’s a mile-long path separated from car … Continue reading