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from the Lane County Elections office Election day is quickly approaching, and the Lane County Elections Office would like to...
Month: April 2024
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Neighbors and CERT teams can best help the city during a disaster by using their networks to share emergency information....
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by Marty Wilde Conservative politicians often claim to be channeling the righteous anger of their rural constituents. In my experience—living...
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Mark Robinowitz: My name's Mark Robinowitz. I've lived in Eugene for a quarter century and have been interested in energy...
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from Eugene Police Department April 22 marks the anniversary of Eugene Police Officer Chris Kilcullen’s death in the line of...
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This Earth Day, thank a farmer. Carly Boyer (Oregon Climate and Agriculture Network – OrCAN): I'm a fourth-generation Oregonian and...
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by Ted M. Coopman Given Eugene’s limited resources and regulatory power, as well as potential public and industry opposition, there...
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Lane County Commissioners Laurie Trieger and Heather Buch leveled serious accusations against a fellow commissioner April 2, suggesting that David...
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The Ward 2 City Council candidates spoke at the Wayne Morse Farm April 16. Matt Keating warmed up the crowd,...
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Customers tell EWEB they'll go to court after the local electric utility failed to provide options for persons with electromagnetic...
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from Eugene Water & Electric Board A small but vocal group of Eugene Water and Electric Board customers is refusing...
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The Lane County COAD received a $155,000 public health equity grant. Cary Lieberman (Lane County Community Organizations Active in Disaster...
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John Q: Most election forums are conducted in one-minute snippets, so we contacted City Council candidates Matt Keating and Lisa...
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Eugene’s own Raging Grannies will be singing outside the downtown library at 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 17, hoping their voices...
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Speed limits on Hilyard Street and 40th Avenue are being reduced from 30 mph to 25 mph, starting April 15....
