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Inside Lane County’s Election Ballot Process
Ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, with high stakes across the country and region, Lane County officials gave members of the media an inside look … Continue reading →
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Who’s that Knocking on Ward 5’s Door?
When Athena Aguiar was five, she went door-to-door with her father, Gary Aguiar, when he ran for mayor of Brookings, South Dakota. “The idea that … Continue reading →
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Libertarian says Community Already has Solutions
Caleb Ticer has been walking up and down Oregon Highway 58 with a trash bag, cleaning over 21 miles along the roadway. Ticer says there’s … Continue reading →
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The Last Nov. 3 General Election Letters!
No on Jack Tibbetts This letter was a struggle. In part because Jack Tibbetts is such a friendly guy and is known by everybody around … Continue reading →
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Reinventing Shakespeare with Womanhood and Steampunk
One of Shakespeare’s most controversial comedies has long been The Taming of the Shrew. It follows the story of Bianca, who is well-loved by all … Continue reading →
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Crafting a Legacy
In Oregon’s long literary history, only one woman has contributed to it with nationally recognized stories about people who control the weather, women who turn … Continue reading →
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The Haunted Ranch House
Do you like Halloween fun, getting spooked and visiting historic houses? If you answered yes, yes and yes, you may enjoy Willamalane’s Haunted House at … Continue reading →
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Gay Halloween
The Hybrid Gallery’s second annual Spooky! Sexy! Queer! art show celebrates 17 artists’ work across the spectrum of, well, spooky, sexy and queer. Participants are … Continue reading →
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Treat Yourself to a Halloween Dance Party
This Halloween, treat yourself to a night out at the annual Witches Ball and costume contest, produced by WOW Hall and event organizer Debrae FireHawk … Continue reading →
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Halloween at Caffé Pacori
Celebrate Halloween with a night of live music, drag, comedy and arcade games at Caffé Pacori’s Killer Pacori. Hosted by Eugene influencer and comedian Ashe … Continue reading →
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Best Out-of-town restaurant (not in Eugene-Springfield)
1. Creswell Bakery, 182 S. 2nd, Creswell, 541-895-5885, CreswellBakery.com. 2. Dueling Spoons, 39074 Jasper Lowell Rd., Fall Creek, 541-398-8929, DuelingSpoons.net. 3. The Waterfront Depot, 1252 … Continue reading →
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Best Bar
1. The Monkey’s Paw, 420 Main St., Spfd., 541-505-7975, Facebook.com/themonkeyspawtikibar. 2. Jackalope Lounge, 453 Willamette, 541-485-1519, JackalopeLounge.com. 3. beergarden., 777 W. 6th Ave, 541-505-9432, beergardenme.com.
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Best Environmental advocates
1. McKenzie River Trust, 725 W. 1st Ave., 541-345-2799, McKenzieRiver.org. 2. Cascadia Wildlands, 120 Shelton McMurphey Blvd., 541-434-1463, CascWild.org. 3. FUSEE, (Firefighters United for Safety, … Continue reading →
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Best Program for the homeless
1. Burrito Brigade, 1775 W. 6th Ave., 541-632-3239, BurritoBrigade.org. 2. St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County and Egan Warming Center, 2890 Chad Dr., … Continue reading →
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Best Arts and culture nonprofit
1. MECCA, Materials Exchange Center for Community Arts, 555 High St., 541-302-1810, Materials-exchange.org. 2. Community Center for the Performing Arts at WOW Hall, 291 W. … Continue reading →
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Best Nonprofit fighting hunger
1. FOOD For Lane County, 770 Bailey Hill Rd., 541-343-2822, FoodforLaneCounty.org. 2. Burrito Brigade, 1775 W. 6th Ave., 541-632-3239, BurritoBrigade.org. 3. Food Not Bombs, Instagram.com/foodnotbombs_eugene.
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Best Animal-focused nonprofit
1. Cascades Raptor Center, 32275 Fox Hollow Rd., 541-485-1320, CascadesRaptorCenter.org. 2. Greenhill Humane Society, 88530 Greenhill Rd., 541-689-1503, Green-Hill.org. 3. Wiggly Tails Dog Rescue, 1355 … Continue reading →
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Best Librarian
1. Angela Ocaña, Eugene Public Library, 100 W. 10th Ave., 541-682-5450, 1566 Coburg Rd., 1990 Echo Hollow Rd., Eugene-or.gov. 2. Brittany Young, Lane County Law … Continue reading →
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Best Professor
1. Brian Haimbach, Lane Community College, theater. 2. Andrea Herrera, University of Oregon, sociology. 3. Brent Walth, University of Oregon, School of Journalism and Communication.
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Best Educator K-12
1. Jill Plumb, Springfield High School. 2. Lanelle Love, Prairie Mountain School. 3. Eric Freeman, Camas Ridge Community School Jill Plumb had wanted to be … Continue reading →