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Including Measure 101, downtown wishes and the UO deflects again
• You should have gotten your ballot in the mail this week for Measure 101. Vote “Yes!” • In addition to the Jan. 23 special … Continue reading
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Sports, Axemen, Measure 101 and the County Commission race
• Eugene Weekly’s huge “sports department” is thrilled to see the actual huge sports department at The Register-Guard finally giving the University of Oregon women’s … Continue reading
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From ugly banners to Measure 101
• Local homeless advocate Arwen Maas-DeSpain sent us this photo taken at 11:30 pm Dec. 23 in downtown Eugene. She observes, that it was “33 … Continue reading
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Gifts to the city and the passing of Gary Crum
• With Storm Kennedy as guest emcee, the City Club of Eugene’s “Gifts to the City” program Dec. 15 was great fun. Otto Poticha, architect … Continue reading
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Hungry students and a shortage of Christmas trees
• It’s cold outside and the volunteers of the Egan Warming Center have being going nonstop trying to keep the unhoused in our community warm. … Continue reading
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From net neutrality to the RG arbitration
• There are not a lot of people in life who always greet you with a smile and exude goodwill and bonhomie no matter how … Continue reading
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From #MeToo to burning Eugene Weekly
• #MeToo. Every day more actors and politicians show their feet of clay as they are called out for sexual assault and harassment. We know … Continue reading
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From COP23 to the latest on the Oregon Bach Festival
• With basketball season starting at the UO, it was a curious jolt to see the name William Drozdiak as the author of a new book, … Continue reading
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The UO in Sports Illustrated, the Paradise Papers and no on weed in Creswell
• What about the footbridge across Franklin Boulevard from the new Knight campus at the University of Oregon to the science buildings on the other … Continue reading
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Heated response to antifa story
• Eugene Weekly got a lot of heated response to last week’s cover story on antifa in Eugene. In the past, readers who disagreed with … Continue reading