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News: Page 83

Democracy on the Ropes

The events of Jan. 6 and the cries of “stolen election” evidence the need for passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act

NewsOpinionViewpoint 4 years ago

The events of Jan. 6 are fresh in our minds, as is the refusal of the Senate to hold the chief insurrectionist accountable for the … Continue reading →

Remembering Eugene Winters

He always had a smile on his face

NewsObituary 4 years ago

Eugene Winters was a friend to anyone in need, according to those who remember him.  Before his death, he participated in the Frequent User Service … Continue reading →

New Building on the Block

A new mixed income development in downtown Eugene raises questions about architecture and affordability

News 4 years ago

The old, vacant Lane Community College building on Willamette Street might finally have a new destiny — being razed, paving the way for a mixed … Continue reading →

At Your Service

After eight years as an EWEB commissioner, Steve Mital says he’s ready to serve on LCC’s Board of Education

News 4 years ago

Steve Mital has thought about how to direct a public agency’s staff for years, ever since he was first elected commissioner on the Eugene Electric … Continue reading →

Lane County Commission Says Racism Public Health Threat

But not all Lane County commissioners voted for the resolution

BlogNews 4 years ago

Less than 24 hours after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on three charges related to his murder of George Floyd, the … Continue reading →

Kim Roberts Repp: 1960-2021

The mother of five was proud of her family and loved cooking 

NewsObituary 4 years ago

Kim Roberts Repp will be remembered by her family for her larger-than-life personality. Born and raised in Cameron, Louisiana, Repp passed away in Eugene on … Continue reading →

Racing for Zone 1

Two candidates challenge Holli Johnson for the Zone 1 seat in Lane Community College’s upcoming board election

News 4 years ago

Two candidates are challenging the newly appointed incumbent for the Lane Community College Board Zone 1 seat that represents West Eugene, Veneta and Florence. Holli … Continue reading →

Peter Eberhardt

Happening People 4 years ago

The son of a U.S. Foreign Service consular officer, Peter Eberhardt spent four years of his childhood in Cuba, where he chased butterflies and heard … Continue reading →

Rick Steves and Weed?

The famous travel writer and speaker brings a ‘European sensibility’ to advocating for marijuana legalization in the U.S.

CannabisNews 4 years ago

Sometimes, Rick Steves wants to smoke a joint. And why not? The popular travel personality tells Eugene Weekly, it’s his right to do so, as … Continue reading →

Riverfront Song

Development in Glenwood is moving fast as companies try to win a bid to transform riverfront property. But Glenwood residents feel left out of the conversation and are worried about gentrification.

News 4 years ago

Cars fly by on Franklin Boulevard, whooshing through Glenwood, some occasionally honking in support of the dozen demonstrators in front of Camp Putt Adventure Golf … Continue reading →

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