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WEBAn Open Letter to the Whiteaker Community Council and all neighbors in the Whit. Opinion Viewpoint 6 days ago. Recently, a letter has been circulating from the Whiteaker Community Council to the city of Eugene and its Parks department requesting that they “revoke any …. Continue reading →.
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WEBJul 25, 2024 · Gardner says a new font, Founders, will be used for headlines. She says Founders “was once a workhorse font that deftly delivered listings information has proven to be impactful as a headline font.”. She’s selected Freight for the updated Eugene Weekly logo. The semi-serif Freight, she says, is “a style that pays homage to our ...
From Bikes Downtown to the Election in Letters - Eugene Weekly
WEB8 hours ago · To The Benefit of Two. Gerrymandering is defined as the manipulation of district boundaries to create political advantage in elections. Two sitting Lane County commissioners will directly benefit in their next elections from early redistricting as proposed by Lane County Ballot Measure 20-362. As far as I can determine, neither of these ...
Slant — It’s Subjective – Eugene Weekly
WEB8 hours ago · Slant — It’s Subjective. • Wandering Goat Coffee Co. is reopening its indoor café Saturday, Oct. 5, and the Goats are coming back with a bang. Wandering Goat (268 Madison Street) has been limited to window service for the past four years for the same reason so many businesses closed down in 2020 — the global pandemic.
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Ridgeline Hike – Eugene Weekly
WEB8 hours ago · Get the Eugene Weekly in your inbox! Local journalism delivered directly via email each Thursday. To start, simply drive or bicycle south of downtown Eugene on Willamette Street for four miles. At a crest where the road goes under giant powerlines, turn left into a gravel parking lot with a “Ridgeline Trail” sign.
‘What Do You Got?’ – Eugene Weekly
WEBSep 12, 2024 · News by Bentley Freeman Posted on 09/12/2024. It’s 9:30 am on a rare, cool Monday morning in August. On the top floor of an office building in downtown Eugene, Oregon’s 4th Congressional District staff gather around a table to discuss what needs to get done that day. It’s a short 10-or-so minute chit chat before the real business gets ...
Summer Guide | Eugene Weekly
WEBThe Earth made one full rotation to get us back to sunny days, breezy nights, picnics, floats down the Willamette River, college students homebound and pollen-attacking allergies with every step. Now is the moment you all have been waiting for — drum roll please — four months' worth of events dedicated to the season. Locals and travelers are bound to stumble upon something to their liking.
The Timeline – Eugene Weekly
WEB8 hours ago · The Timeline. From January through March, what the University of Oregon did — and didn’t — do about druggings at parties. News by Eliza Aronson Posted on 10/03/2024. Jan. 15: The UO Police Department receives its first report of a drugging at a fraternity event: A young woman is found intoxicated after attending a …
EW Extra – When once a week just isn't enough
WEBFeb 9, 2023 · Springfield playwright Dorothy Velasco’s latest play, Ladies Shakespeare Club, premieres Friday, Feb. 17, for a two-weekend run at Very Little Theatre’s intimate Stage Left. The... February 7, 2023.