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Man Removing Anti-Semitic Graffiti Assaulted in South Eugene

Update: Foy’s second degree charge of assault has been marked “cleared” on the Lane County Jail inmate lookup. We reached out to the jail who said that this could have been for a number of reasons including the possibility of further investigation needed or a judge ordered it. They would not disclose the exact reason.…

Nazis Heckle Golfers and Drag Event-Goers in Florence, OR

EDITOR’S NOTE: DSM collaborated on this article with Left Coast Right Watch, where it’s published simultaneously. You can support them on Patreon. On April 29, neo-Nazis from Rose City Nationalists, Evergreen Active Club, and Vinland Rebels—all under the umbrella 3N, or Northwest National Network—traveled to Florence, Oregon to protest an all-ages show at the Florence Golf Links.…

Graduate Fellows and Student Workers Host First Annual May Day Parade 

On May 1, otherwise known as May Day to many, the First Annual May Day Parade hosted by the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation and the newly formed UO Student Workers union took place. Around 3:30 p.m., student workers began to gather at Washburne Park, down the street from the University of Oregon, to organize for…

‘Stop Cop City’ March Met With Police Response

Once again, on April 29, Eugenians took to the streets to protest the development of “Cop City”—the $90 million police training facility in Atlanta, Georgia’s Weelaunee Forest—and the killing of environmental activist Manuel Esteban Paez Terán, the first during a protest in modern U.S. history, while defending the forest. There had previously been a candlelight…

Eugene Celebrates Earth Day with Rally and March

On April 22, climate justice activists took to downtown Eugene to celebrate some mighty wins for forest defense.  Oregon Wild, Cascadia Wildlands, and 350 Eugene organized the event bringing together over 200 Eugenians for a celebration starting on the steps of the old federal building on 7th and Pearl. At 1 p.m., the event kicked-off…

Springfield City Council Looks to Fill Vacant Ward 4 Seat

During the Jan. 23 Springfield City Council meeting, council member Leonard Stoehr announced his resignation “citing a job transfer to Atlanta Georgia.” According to charter rules, council members must reside within the ward they represent during their entire term and his departure has created a vacancy in the city’s Ward 4.  The council quickly worked…

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