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News: Page 62

TRIPS for Journalism

You can now support local journalism around Eugene with tax-deductible donations to a new foundation started by EW

News 3 years ago

Eugene Weekly has launched a new nonprofit foundation to boost community journalism in the southern Willamette Valley. The nonprofit Twin Rivers Institute for Press Sustainability … Continue reading →

Preventing Second Injury

The Trauma Intervention Program provides emotional support during sudden tragedies

News 3 years ago

In August 2008, Linda Wall returned from a brief trip out of town to find her husband dead in their home in Gresham, Oregon.  Wall … Continue reading →

Oregon to Remove Indoor Mask Requirement

Joint decision with West Coast states starts 11:59 pm March 11

BlogEW-ExtraNews 4 years ago

When you wake up on March 12, wearing masks indoors throughout the West Coast will no longer be required.  The decision has been moved up … Continue reading →

For the People

A proposed ballot measure would give everyday Oregonians more money

News 4 years ago

When Oregonians file their state income taxes this year, many of those getting tax refunds will see a larger sum than usual because of the … Continue reading →

The Elliott’s Potentially Peaceful Future

New bill would decouple the Elliott State Forest from the Common School Fund and create new research forest

News 4 years ago

Francis Eatherington’s iPad slides across the dash of her Subaru as she swings the car onto the 7700 road in the Elliott State Forest. The … Continue reading →

Wyden Celebrates 1,000th Town Hall

After spending all night on the Senate floor, Sen. Ron Wyden talks about the role town halls have played in his career

BlogEW-ExtraNews 4 years ago

Sen. Ron Wyden says he was worried he was going to be too tired for his 998th town hall in Columbia County held remotely. Although … Continue reading →

Selker the Science Guy

Oregon State University professor John Selker says he wants to bring a scientific perspective to the House 

News 4 years ago

John Selker is an accomplished scientist who also learned early in life to not take politics for granted.  “My mom was a Holocaust survivor, and … Continue reading →

Spreading the Dough

Beloved south Eugene bagel shop reopens, new owner says he’s offering living wages and profit sharing

ChowNews 4 years ago

Ever since Maxwell Davis, 29, took over Lox, Stocks and Bagels, customers have been coming in nonstop. In the few weeks the bagel shop has … Continue reading →

Movin’ on to the Jazz Beat

Eric Richardson reflects on his years with NAACP, with plenty of jazz, Feb. 19 at WOW Hall

News 4 years ago

The first thing Eric Richardson wants to make clear is that he is doing fine, thank you. “I’m doing good. I’m very fortunate as an … Continue reading →

Spending Springfield’s Millions of Dollars

Flush with grant money, the Springfield City Council discussed investing in CAHOOTS, resources for the unhoused and affordable housing

BlogEW-ExtraNews 4 years ago

On Valentine’s Day, people share their feelings through chocolate, cards and roses. Springfield City Council spent the holiday discussing how to spend millions of dollars … Continue reading →

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