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Chad Drive Property in WinCo’s Shopping Cart

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Chad Drive Property in WinCo’s Shopping Cart

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ICE in Eugene Cannot be Ignored

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ICE in Eugene Cannot be Ignored

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Saving the North Fork

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Saving the North Fork

In 1981, Bob Bumstead, an active member of the McKenzie Flyfishers, read in The Eugene Register-Guard that the Springfield Utility Board and the Emerald People’s Utility District had filed, under the Public Utilities Regulatory Policies Act, to put five hydroelectric dams on the North Fork of the Middle Fork of the Willamette River. Passed into law in 1978 to promote energy conservation and promote renewable energy, PURPA focused on the develop…Read Article

On Protests and Trash in Letters

A Thank You to EW I wanted to thank you for printing your feature on gun ownership by Eve Weston (EW, 6/19) and add a bit of important information I received when I went through the Women’s Strength self-defense program offered by the Portland Police Department. At some point during the training I asked about getting myself a gun and was told that they don’t recommend it unless you are completely certain that you would be able to “shoot to kill…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

The Sound of Music

Oregon Bach Festival audiences have likely heard Zerrin Agabigum Martin sing. Since 2010, the University of Michigan and Westminster Choir College-trained mezzo-soprano voice has joined several ensembles at the festival. In OBF’s 55th season, she returns, lending her voice to a full slate of upcoming concerts, singing works by, among other composers, Gabriel Fauré and Carl Orff. She also sang in the ensemble for OBF artistic partner Craig Hella…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

Contentment and Love Over Fear and Loathing

There’s a moment inside Craig Hella Johnson’s brilliant and gripping oratorio Considering Matthew Shepard that damn near brought me to tears — because I would, I think, eventually ask the same question in the same space and circumstance. It’s a question that haunts the score. “Am I like you?” It’s midway through the 100-minute piece, performed June 28 at the Hult Center as part of the Oregon Bach Festival. Matthew Shepard, on Oct. 6, 1998, had b…Matthew Shepard · Eugene Read Article

The Load Gets Lighter

She has been to more places around the world than the average high school student, and the awards for her accordion playing are piling up. Meet Maria Telesheva, who will be entering her senior year this fall at North Eugene High School, but before then, she and her father, Sergei Teleshev, will perform this summer as Duo Two Accordions at various local venues and nationally: July 3 at the City of Portland Celebration, July 17 through 19 at the A…High School Students · Eugene Read Article

Another Hotel for Glenwood?

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From Pros to Amateur Dancers

Who decides who can dance or who performs? It’s you — you should be the one to decide if you want to dance or perform in front of the crowd. But what if you never danced before? Rebelle Movement welcomes everyone between the ages of 18 to 80 — although 25 to 50 tends to be the popular group. That’s all the requirements for taking Rebelle Movement’s dance classes as long as you have the passion for it. Rebelle Movement is a dance studio founded b…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

[Satire] Coping in These Dark Times in Letters to the Editor

Define Satire I’m sure I’m not the only reader who is pleased to see “This Modern World” return as a regular feature of the Weekly, but I’m a little confused. Didn’t it used to be satire? Leo Muzzy Eugene How To Cope Volunteering as an activist in the Democratic Party of Lane County (DPLC.org), and writing a Substack. Both keep me centered. I’m doing what I can to keep the world from sinking, or at least to slow its slide (EW Slant, 6/19, What a…Homelessness · Gaza Read Article

Street Solstice to Fundraise for Young People in Crisis

Community Outreach through Radical Empowerment and Milkweed & Honey — a program supported through CORE — are hosting Street Solstice, a summer evening fundraiser on Friday, June 27. The event invites community members to support local young people navigating housing insecurity, reproductive health care, harm reduction resources and more. CORE “is dedicated to supporting, empowering and advocating for young people in Lane County surviving the eff…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

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