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News: Page 77

Unessential Workers

McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center plans to outsource essential workers 

News 4 years ago

Michael Smith, a 32-year-old linen tech at McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center, generally starts his day by bringing clean linen in and loading it into carts every … Continue reading →

A Hidden Death

Last year a Eugene man was arrested during a mental health crisis. He died two days after deputies knelt on his back at the Lane County Jail.

News 4 years ago

Landon Payne needed help.  On a Friday night in March 2020, Landon Payne returned to his Eugene home high on meth, panicked and paranoid. He’d … Continue reading →

Out of the Ashes

McKenzie River homeowners rebuilding 10 months after Holiday Farm Fire

News 4 years ago

On a June morning at Everyone’s Market in Vida, people stop during their drive up Highway 126 for gas, cigarettes and to use the outdoor … Continue reading →

Eugene Police Block 11th and Jefferson

EPD rolls out bomb squad, BearCat armored vehicle and drone in response to possibly armed subject

BlogNews 4 years ago

On July 15, what initially began as a call of menacing with an armed weapon escalated to the Eugene Police Department blocking parts of 11th … Continue reading →

Going Electric

Congressman Peter DeFazio and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg make case for transportation bills currently in Congress

BlogNews 4 years ago

The Lane Transit District blue electric bus jolts forward when Congressman Peter DeFazio, sitting in the driver’s seat, accelerates in LTD’s parking bay.  He circles … Continue reading →

Breasts Still Obscene in Eugene

Gender-progressive yoga studio outlaws topless woman

NewsViewpoint 4 years ago

By Sydney Bradley  When I entered the studio in downtown Eugene, I knew it was first-string. The teacher gave me an eye-gazey welcome and vines … Continue reading →

Restaurants Rise Again

Local eateries reflect on struggling during COVID-19 and adapt to Oregon reopening

News 4 years ago

On June 30, most COVID-19 statewide restrictions were lifted, sending local restaurants into unknown territory: navigating a post-pandemic world with the virus still lurking. Some … Continue reading →

Awareness, Not Fear

Oregon lifted most COVID-19 restrictions, but Lane County suggests practicing respiratory hygiene 

News 4 years ago

Oregon lifted nearly all COVID-19 restrictions on June 30, and on July 2, reached Gov. Kate Brown’s goal of a 70 percent vaccination rate among … Continue reading →

It Takes a Village

SquareOne’s Cottage Village seeks to be a model for affordable housing in rural communities

News 4 years ago

When Jennie MacMillan first arrived in Cottage Grove four years ago, she says she knew immediately it would be home. She loved the small community, … Continue reading →

Housing Takes the Podium

Wood frame apartments built atop a concrete base — known as five-over-ones, or podium buildings — are growing in popularity right now. Are they Eugene’s answer to high density?

News 4 years ago

The ground floor of Homes For Good’s downtown affordable housing project Market District Commons is almost literally the ground. The wide-open space still has gravel … Continue reading →

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