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- Sep 17, 2026
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Rockin’ and Raisin’ (opens the original)
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Rock into fall at Everyone Fest Sept. 19, headlined by yacht rock cover band Candy Apple Bleu. This is the first official music festival for Everyone Village, a nonprofit transitional shelter for people experiencing homelessness in Eugene. The event is being held at the very site Everyone Village plans to break ground on its first Microvillage Housing Neighborhood, which proceeds from the event will help fund. The Microvillage is planned to be a permanent housing model equipped with 70 tiny home
Cash Flows (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Commerce Office of the Inspector General and the Oregon Department of Justice Charitable Activities Section are investigating a case concerning an alleged embezzlement of federal funds exceeding $1.5 million from McKenzie Watershed Alliance. Eugene Weekly received confirmation from the ODOJ via an August 14 email that the agency is reviewing the case, and confirmation from McKenzie Watershed Alliance in an August 19 press statement that there were “financial irregularities
A Shocking History (opens the original)
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Five blocks from Steve Law’s home in Southeast Portland lies Mount Tabor. Law goes hiking there a few times a week and served as chairman of the Friends of Mount Tabor Park Board. When he found out that 100 years ago, the Ku Klux Klan would burn crosses there, he was shocked. “Nobody talks about it,” Law says. “It’s like people have forgotten about it or never knew it happened.” Law spent most of his over 30-year career as a reporter for the Portland Tribune, retiring in 2019. He says his life’s
Branching Out (opens the original)
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In Spencer Butte Park, the “Blue Crew” lays down their blue hard hats for their mid-morning break. A group of eight youth, ranging from 15 to 18 years old, they’re a part of the Youth Urban and Community Forestry crew, one program under the Northwest Youth Corps umbrella. The Blue Crew, and nearly 1,000 other young people, spend their summer maintaining biodiversity, reducing fire risk and maintaining trees. Ava Waters is going into her junior year at South Eugene High School and is interested i
Body Beauty (opens the original)
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In Kelly Sibert’s Ember Bliss Boudoir studio is an eclectic collection of thrifted props. A combination of dark and moody furniture with a billowing white curtain evokes different moods in the space. A luxury pool table is a nod to how she bonded with her husband: late nights over green velvet, knocking colorful balls every which way. Also in her studio is a full makeup counter — a tribute to her cosmetologist mother — and a lingerie closet. Sibert is in her eighth year of offering full-experien
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