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Eugene’s fiery Sen. Wayne Morse and 'the greatest threat to world peace'
What would Sen. Morse say about the country today? We can’t know, but it is often proven that, by looking back, we can make better decisions about our future.
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3mCity Club of Eugene to learn about county's services for seniors, disabled
The City Club of Eugene will hear about programs and services provided by Senior & Disability Services, a Lane County agency that helps older adults live independently in their own homes or in the community setting of their choice.
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9mIn Oregon, big national corporations have highest number of workers on Medicaid
Multibillion-dollar grocers and retailers such as Walmart and Amazon were among the most listed employers on Oregonians’ applications for publicly funded health insurance last year, according to a Capital Chronicle analysis of Oregon Health Authority data. The data, taken from Medicaid income verification forms, shows that dozens of major national and multinational corporations that often […]
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3mEugene royal couple Madison Beer and Justin Herbert are engaged
Can Eugene handle a celebrity wedding? We might find out soon: Justin Herbert is engaged to Madison Beer after a whirlwind romance between the athlete and the pop star.
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3mYou're never too old to learn a new skill. Just look at me.
It’s OK to start from the bottom and work your way up, be it pickleball or playing an instrument. I’ve been doing it for decades.
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6mWith ‘In Depth,’ two artists turn a basement into a quirky neon ocean
Eugene artists Cindy Ingram and Sarah Breinig set up a Meow Wolf-inspired immersive art exhibit in a home near the University of Oregon, bringing whimsical, neon visions of marine life into a residential basement. (The laundry machines will be part of the exhibit, too, once the week’s washing is done.)