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Rep. Sewell Recognizes Juneteenth and Major League Baseball on the House Floor

Rep. Sewell Recognizes Juneteenth and Major League Baseball on the House Floor

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Rep. Terri Sewell, D-Alabama, spoke Thursday on the House Floor to recognize Juneteenth and acknowledge the many celebrations occurring throughout Alabama’s 7th Congressional District. She also recognized Major League Baseball as they prepare to return to Birmingham for the 2025 East-West Classic Game on Thursday, June 19 at 1 p.m. at Rickwood Field, and the opening of the newly refurbished Willie Mays Park in Fairfield. “Mr. Speaker, I rise to…See the Story

How communities in LA are responding to troop deployments as protests continue

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How communities in LA are responding to troop deployments as protests continue

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

NPR speaks with Los Angeles Times columnist Gustavo Arellano about how the community is feeling as President Trump sends in more troops to respond to protests in the region.See the Story

Hacksaw in the House

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Hacksaw in the House

It’s back to work for fiddler and banjoist Miriam Hacksaw, and that means the Eugene native who now lives in New Orleans is hitting the road for five months. “New Orleans feels like a vacation to me,” she says from Olympia, Washington, before a performance. “Touring is the work.” That work brings her to Sam Bond’s June 21 and a chance to catch up with family and friends. The 2015 Churchill High School grad started at a young age with fiddle, lea…Read Article

Slant — She’s back!

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Lovett or Shove It

Eugene Weekly can say anything about Lyle Lovett here, because, as a former journalist, he says he never reads what people write about him. But, in spite of that, we’ll just let him speak for himself. Lovett, a country singer whose music is wrought with eclectic genre influences and sounds such as jazz, pop and folk, will be bringing his lopsided smile and funky Large Band to the Cuthbert Amphitheater on June 22. Though he’s been around the cel…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

Be Gay, Play Cards

Get your nerd on this weekend at Eugene’s annual Nerd Pride, where around 40 different vendors will be selling artwork, trading cards and other fantasy-related products. Nerd Pride is a celebration of the contributions queer folks have made to the fantasy adventure community. The event, hosted at the downtown Park Blocks, will also feature food vendors. Stop by at 1 pm to bear witness to a Dungeons & Dragons one-shot. Those who want to join can …Eugene · Eugene Read Article

Summer Classes You Can Do

Let’s say you love peaches, and they’re most abundant in summer when they’re in season. But when the leaves begin to fall and the valley is met with occasional ice and snow, summertime peaches can be just the thing to remind you of the sunnier months. This summer, the Oregon State University Extension Service is offering three classes that will teach students how to properly preserve food, such as peaches. Led by master preserver Kim Still at th…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

Heatwaves, Homelessness and Flowers in Letter to the Editor

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A Painstaking Process for Beautiful Art

It’s a painstaking multi-step approach to art, but the results are beautiful, and lifetime Eugene resident Connie Mueller is ready to show her art again at White Lotus Gallery. Journeys in Oregon: Reduction Linocut Prints by Connie Mueller begins its seven-week run June 13 with prints that reach for the vast blue-gray sky over Peoria Road right before a storm to the crystal clear waters of the Willamette River reflecting the clouds on a bright d…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

One Step at a Time

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There’s No Place Like Home

Jazz vocalist Gina Saputo, a Springfield High School graduate who sometimes performs with Jeff Goldblum’s Los Angeles-based jazz band, Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, plays June 13 at Wildish Community Theater in downtown Springfield, supporting her new release, Daydream. From Linda Ronstadt’s “You’re No Good” to Judy Garland’s “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” Daydream is an eclectic mix of tunes featuring Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan classics, whi…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

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