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Admiral vs. Artist (opens the original)
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The rural city of Oakridge, 40 miles east of Eugene on Highway 58, has its first contested mayoral race since 2022. To lead the city of about 3,000 residents, both candidates say they wish to bring revenue back to the city as budget shortfalls and the loss of grant funding leaves projects incomplete and residents without vital services. Incumbent mayor Bryan Cutchen, a former U.S. Navy rear admiral, faces off against Shawn Goddard, founder of the Black, Indigenous and People of Color Art Collect
Weed for Dummies (opens the original)
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For those who haven’t used THC in years, or maybe even at all, venturing into the cannabis community today may be intimidating. Since statewide recreational legalization started in 2015, the Oregon cannabis industry has boomed, and the number of ways to consume the drug has grown exponentially. Eugene’s marijuana dispensaries say it does not have to be as daunting as it seems. From vapes to edibles and even transdermal patches, there’s a little something for everyone who wants to get high or rel
About Springfield (opens the original)
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Callee Ackland, Navy veteran and progressive candidate for Springfield’s Ward 4 City Council, says the city deserves fresh voices that focus on people’s basic needs. At 33 years old, she wants to bring a younger perspective to the unpaid nonpartisan position. “I’m doing it because I feel so strongly about this work, about improving living conditions for Springfield’s working families.” Springfield’s Ward 4 encompasses the central-east portion of the city, extending from Highway 126 to the southe
Accessing Creativity (opens the original)
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Full Access, a nonprofit supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, hosts its 17th annual Sprout Film Festival Sept. 25. Taylor Higley, Full Access’ operations director says the event is a “friend-raiser, not a fundraiser.” The festival features films starring, written or directed by people with intellectual and or developmental disabilities (IDD). “The focus of the film festival is all about inclusion and creativity amongst the population that experiences IDD,” Higley s
Scoring Homes (opens the original)
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The Eugene City Council is holding a public hearing on a proposal to adopt a home energy score disclosure requirement. Advocates describe home energy scores as helpful to homebuyers by rating a home’s energy efficiency when it is listed for sale. The University of Oregon, the Eugene Water and Electric Board and the city of Eugene rolled out a voluntary home energy scoring program for low-income homeowners and renters in 2017. This program is currently discontinued due to a lack of staffing, acco
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