Well, maybe they’d appreciate the gesture. Maybe they’d appreciate some non-threatening human contact.
I Hope He Didn’t Die Last Night
Memory Care Workers Go On Strike
Workers at The Rawlin, a long-term memory care facility in Springfield, officially went on strike Tuesday after several weeks of demanding recognition for their union.
Eugene Rising, Part III
Our Serial Bombers are Locally-Sourced and Always Organic
Eugene Rising, Part II
Part II: The Workers, The Racists, and The Vagrants
Eugene Rising: A History of Protest in the Emerald City
Part I: The Birth of the Emerald Empire
News You Might Have Missed – February 12
This week: climate, policing, housing, and Eugene/Springfield’s newest union!
Queercor(P) #1: Measure 110 and the Queer Community
Oregon is building a new future that we all have a stake in, a future that seeks to mend the wounds inflicted by the war on drugs.
News You Might Have Missed – January 25
Long Live the Interim Mayor of Springfield Sean VanGordon is the new interim mayor of Springfield following last week’s vote by City Council. The new mayor was appointed after a 4-2 vote, […]
Queer Breadcrumbs
Sexuality is confusing for everyone, especially for queers living in a heterosexual and largely homophobic society, so things were not always so clear.
Drug Decriminalization Will Drastically Alter Oregon’s Public Funding
Essentially, jails such as the Lane County Jail in Eugene—which has been overbooked during the pandemic, and whose inmates already weren’t getting the proper care they needed—will begin losing funding once the law kicks in on Feb. 1st.