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by Ben Schorzman, Content and Community Engagement Manager After a national search, interim Eugene Public Library Director Angela Ocaña will...
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It's that time of the year. Neighborhood associations are recruiting candidates and conducting their board elections. Why is that important?...
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March 31 is Transgender Day of Visibility. Mayor Lucy Vinis: Whereas on March 31, 2021, President Joe Biden signed a...
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City Club interviewed all the candidates for Eugene City Council wards 1 and 2. For your convenience, we're highlighting each...
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Eugene has learned a great deal about homelessness in recent years, and one of our local leaders—bridging nonprofits and the...
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The Lane Transit District hits the reset button on public engagement, after widespread community opposition to three big projects, all...
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The Eugene City Council voted to postpone a vote on higher parking fines for people living in their vehicles. On...
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Reports of a shocking beating of a Black Willamette High School student. The Eugene Police Commission hears on March 14...
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Northeast Neighbors Andy Davis and Bill Haynes talked about their neighborhood damage assessment teams and the theory behind retaining volunteers....
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At the monthly meeting of the Eugene Neighborhoods Preparedness Network: Lane County's new emergency manager. She gave a sneak preview...
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This is KEPW 97.3 LPFM broadcasting locally here in Eugene, Oregon and simulcast online at KEPW.org. And now the news. This is KEPW Newsday,...
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The Lane Transit District board unanimously approves a new contract for its IT workers. At the March 13 meeting: Cory...
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by Charlie Rojas At their March 11, 2024 meeting, four Eugene city councilors said the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard:...
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Sam Broadway: Welcome to this Wednesday's Legalize Survival. I'm your host Sam Broadway sitting in for Jana and Julie and...
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by Ted M. Coopman There was much consternation and no small amount of political posturing at the March 11 City...
