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The city council followed the wishes of 17 speakers at the most recent public forum asking them not to interfere...
Month: January 2024
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by Ted M. Coopman Thanks to local and national coverage, mobilization by the Eugene arts community, and (in at least...
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by Mayor Lucy Vinis Welcome to the 2024 'State of the City!' This is the seventh time I’ve given this...
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One way the government subsidizes local newspapers today is through legal notices. On Jan. 9, the Chronicle asked county commissioners...
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Good news for the city of Eugene, as the governor announced support for keeping shelters open. On Jan. 9, she...
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by Marty Wilde Oregon is poised to make significant progress toward universal health coverage this year. Recent data put the...
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from the Office of the Governor Gov. Tina Kotek marked one year in office Jan. 9 by reflecting on her...
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In addition to the official 'State of the City' from the mayor, we're sharing several People's versions of the State...
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The chair of the Lane County Board of Commissioners looked back at 2023, shared a list of accomplishments and spoke...
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As one of the most severely rent-burdened cities in Oregon, with homelessness increasing, Eugene hopes for funding from the governor's...
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City employees can be held accountable for illegal homeless 'sweeps,' now that a real-time dashboard shows whether shelter spaces are...
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Lane Community College hears of low morale among faculty and allegations of retaliation against those who speak out or ask...
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In addition to the official version from the mayor, we're sharing several people's versions of ‘The State of the City.’...
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Santa Clara's water district and EWEB explain how they serve the community, both today and in the event of an...
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by Ted M. Coopman Okay, I have my issues with the Eugene Weakly (and yes, that spelling is intentional, not...
