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From the streets to the gallery, Eugene parking meter art goes on display (opens the original)
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Throughout 2025, more than 50 local artists made small circular pieces of art that fit into the empty coin vaults of downtown Eugene parking meters. The Parking Meter Art Repair Project was started by Jud Turner and Robert Bolman. The city is now beginning to install new meters with a different design, and the existing art pieces won’t fit anymore. Turner decided to open up his gallery to display as many of the works as possible. Turner said he always knew the project would be temporary. When he
Corvallis City Council pauses tax decision, hosts town hall meetings for community input (opens the original)
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The Corvallis City Council has decided to delay decision-making on new taxes until the next council is elected. In the meantime, the council is holding town halls to gain community input about the potential new taxes. At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, councilors passed a resolution to postpone any decisions about new taxes to fill the budget gap until after the next council is elected in November. The resolution was proposed by Council president Tony Cadena, and was approved on a 5-3 vote. Cade
Eugene bans city employees from signing non-disclosure agreements for data centers (opens the original)
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The City of Eugene has banned city employees from signing non-disclosure agreements about data centers. Eugene City Manager Jenny Haruyama signed the administrative order on Wednesday, Sept. 16. It came after the Monday, Sept. 14 City Council meeting, where dozens of Eugene residents voiced their opposition to potential data center development. A non-disclosure agreement is a contract between two parties that prohibits sharing of private or confidential information. The City said an employee sig
Willamalane food pantry says demand has increased, donation events help meet need (opens the original)
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The Willamalane Food Pantry says demand has increased over the last several months. The organization is hosting a donation event to help fill the gap. The food pantry is inside the Willamalane Adult Activity Center, located at 215 West C St. in Springfield. It’s open every Wednesday from 12 p.m. until 1 p.m. The pantry is stocked with shelf stable goods, produce grown in the community garden, and food donated from grocery stores. Anyone is able to access the pantry, no income requirements or oth
Everyone Village to host a community music festival in Eugene (opens the original)
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Everyone Village is hosting its first ever music festival to celebrate four years of operations. On a 3.5 acre site in West Eugene, Everyone Village is a supportive housing community made up of 80 tiny homes. The program features two workforce development programs, on-site mental health counseling and drug or alcohol recovery groups. Gabe Piechowicz is the founder and executive director of Everyone Village, and he wanted to both create a fun event for the community to attend, and inform people a
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