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Letter to the editor: Tax increase
Oceania · Bainbridge Island

Letter to the editor: Tax increase

62% Center coverage: 8 sources
If you recently filed your Montana state income taxes, you may have noticed some changes.See the Story
General Staff: Russia Has Lost 986,080 Troops in Ukraine Since Feb. 24, 2022
Vladimir Putin · Ukraine

General Staff: Russia Has Lost 986,080 Troops in Ukraine Since Feb. 24, 2022

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Russia has lost around 986,080 troops in Ukraine since the beginning of its full-scale invasion on Feb. 24, 2022, the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces reported on May 30.The number includes 1,140 casualties Russian forces suffered just over the past day.According to the report, Russia has also lost 10,865 tanks, 22,647 armored fighting vehicles, 50,089 vehicles and fuel tanks, 28,421 artillery systems, 1,398 multiple launch rocket systems…See the Story
Eugene and Oregon Have A Pharmacy Crisis

Eugene and Oregon Have A Pharmacy Crisis

By Anne Harthman and Rep. Nancy Nathanson Across Oregon, community pharmacies are closing at an alarming rate, threatening the health and wellbeing of thousands of residents.  Since 2008, more than 200 pharmacies have shut their doors, leaving patients without timely access to the medications and clinical guidance they rely on. This is not just a rural problem or an urban one. It is a statewide crisis, and without meaningful reform, it will cont…See the Story

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Driver Charged in Runner’s Death

Eugene architect Scott Shawn Stolarczyk was charged on Thursday, May 29, with second degree manslaughter in the death of Sharon Schuman, a popular local musician and supporter of numerous community organizations. She was killed the morning of April 23 as she was jogging on the Amazon Park running path when Stolarczyk, who was driving a RAV4, swerved off of Amazon Parkway, crossed a grassy field and struck her. Schuman died at the scene. Stolarcz…Eugene · EugeneSee the Story

Slocum Orthopedics to Build Standalone ASC – RamaOnHealthcare

Slocum Orthopedics is moving forward to construct a standalone ASC in Eugene, Ore., according to a May 29 report from Eugene Weekly.The 42,000-square-footEugene · EugeneSee the Story

Turn Out the Lights

By Misty Bowman We are destroying half the environment in our city every 24 hours — and most of us don’t know it.  You may not have noticed because you were probably asleep while it was happening. Namely, we are destroying the night skies and the nocturnal creatures and fauna that rely on the dark to not just exist but thrive. We are tackling many demons in Eugene, but light pollution is not one of them and this ought to change. Light pollution,…Environment · EugeneRead Article

Swept Under the Rug

For nearly four years, the city of Eugene has been skirting a state law that requires unhoused people camping in public to receive a 72-hour notice before city workers force them to remove their tents. Instead, Eugene officials have told city workers to give many unhoused people only two hours’ notice before evicting them and clearing away their tents and other belongings.  Four unhoused people sued the city last year, asking a judge to stop wha…Eugene · EugeneRead Article

From Saturday Market to Shop Local in Letters

Eugene Has Codes Like Michele Miller and Joe Blakely (EW Letters, 5/22), I have endured the loud and aggressive evangelical haranguers and harassers at the Saturday Market frequently the past two months. How delightful it was last Saturday, May 24, to hear the melodious strains of buskers and drummers, the happy tunes echoing from the Market Stage, and people chatting and laughing, enjoying the friendly and welcoming market ambiance.  And having…Palestine · PalestineRead Article

Earnestly Wilde About Spaaace

The Importance of Being Earnest… in Spaaace!, performed by the Roving Park Players, delivers probably the freshest look at queer playwright Oscar Wilde’s classic play yet — mostly because it’s set in the year 2365, so it’s already ahead of its time. The play is director Yeehaw Being’s take on The Importance of Being Earnest, one of the most performed comedies of all time, cut down and thrown into space, to make it “both more absurd and more rela…Eugene · EugeneRead Article

Slant — Second Thoughts

• A big thank you to all the folks who called and wrote to the Oregon governor’s office after Tina Kotek initially denied the extradition of Eugene Weekly’s former business manager who was arrested in Ohio on five felony charges in our embezzlement case. Your voices were heard and Gov. Kotek reversed the decision. Thank you also to everyone who offered to us and to the DA’s office to fundraise for the extradition. This community and its support …Tina Kotek · EugeneRead Article

Insane in the Kinane

Comic Kyle Kinane likes college towns. “They’re more self-sufficient,” he tells Eugene Weekly in a phone call from Portland, where he lives: Fewer big box stores, he adds, more food co-ops and coffee shops.  Kinane comes to Eugene for a three-night stand, May 29 through 31, at Olsen Run Comedy & Lounge.  In his latest special, Dirt Nap, released last year on YouTube, Kinane lampoons “crunchy” Eau Claire, Wisconsin, a college town like Eugene, ho…Eugene · EugeneRead Article

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