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UO: Happy Spring Break, You Are Out of a Job!
It's spring break; the weather is great and half of Oregon is on vacation (since apparently every school in the state has the same break). The University of Oregon seems to be celebrating by getting rid of staff that either release records OR object to the release of records. Continue reading
Kevin Cronin and David Nickles join 4J school board race
Eugene School Board Chair Jim Torrey is facing some competition for his spot this year. Kevin Cronin, regional field director for the Democratic Party of Oregon and "Best Local Hellraiser" in EW's Best of Eugene, entered the fray and filed for Position #5 on the Eugene School Board on March 18, creating a Facebook page and running on a platform revolving around funding. He says on his gofundme page: Continue reading
Seth Avett & Jessica Lea Mayfield play the songs of Elliott Smith at Portland’s Crystal Ballroom
Tweedy & The Minus 5 live at Jaqua Concert Hall [3.15.15]
Words by Rick Levin • Photos by Todd Cooper Continue reading
Last night today: Tycho at McDonald
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Last Night Today: Tycho at McDonald On Sunday night, the McDonald Theatre was filled with a swaying crowd and the ambient music of Tycho – the four-piece San Francisco band who favors blissful synths and sunset gradients. Continue reading
Mame and WildCraft Sushi and Cider dinner
WildCraft Cider Works and Mame put together a great Sushi and Cider dinner last night. Here is a little look. Continue reading
Old Growth Ales meets fundraising goal of $20,000
On Feb. 26, we wrote about Old Growth Ales, a local brewery that's aiming to expand its outreach and start producing its medicinal and botanical ales on a commercial scale. This week, Old Growth Ales made its fundraising goal of $20,000 on Kickstarter, with a total of 158 backers raising $20,361. See the jubilant victory post here. Continue reading
Photos: Mat Kearney at McDonald Theatre [3.7.15]
Sinkhole swallows trees
Some remarkable footage of a bayou sinkhole in Alabama sucking down trees. And this is not the only place this is happening. Continue reading