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This Huge Oregon Quilt Shop Stocks Over 8,000 Fabrics, and Crafters Drive Hours to See It
Some quilters plan whole road trips around a single fabric store, and one shop in Lebanon, Oregon, keeps earning that kind of loyalty. People arrive from across the Willamette Valley and even from other states, ready to spend an hour or more just browsing the bolts. The shelves hold batiks, nature prints, precut bundles, kits, patterns, and the tools to finish nearly any project.
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Restoring trust: New CEO of PeaceHealth talks about a new chapter
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Azenta acquires SynPlexity, a University of Oregon spinout
SynPlexity is a Eugene company, based at the University of Oregon’s Knight Campus. It was cofounded by Knight Campus bioengineering professor Calin Plesa. And it was a University of Oregon spinout and a Launch Oregon portfolio company. Well, today, Azenta announced that it has acquired SynPlexity. Azenta has also acquired SynPlexity, adding pooled gene assembly ...
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Eugene home sellers must provide energy scores starting in April under new city rule
EUGENE, Ore. — Eugene homeowners who plan to sell their houses will soon be required to provide a home energy score, a new city policy leaders say is aimed at cutting pollution and energy waste while improving affordability. The assessment could cost sellers up to $250. A Eugene real...
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Eugene approves home energy score
Councilor Mike Clark: I believe that this is a great deal more about creating a database of everybody's home in Eugene than it is about serving buyers and their best interests. Presenter: The City Council approves a home energy score, even though one councilor said the realtors don’t like it....
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In Eugene, Scheumack Broom Company crafts 5,000 brooms a year
EUGENE, Ore. — Halloween is the busiest season for a broom shop in Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood. That's because it's one of the few in the country still making brooms with traditional tools and techniques. Sometimes a broom can be more than just a household tool; it could be...
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30-year streak: LTD's financial report honored by GFOA
EUGENE, Ore. — Lane Transit District (LTD) has been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for its annual comprehensive financial report for the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2025, the district reported.
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‘Let Your White Employees Go’: Black Business Owner in Oregon Claims He Fired Entire White Staff After Alleged Racial Harassment
A Black business owner in Oregon has claimed he fired his entire staff of more than 20 white employees after experiencing racial harassment in his community. The man, who said he operated a business in Roseburg, accused residents of promoting white supremacy and announced plans to move his business to California. His remarks have received mixed reactions online, with some viewers supporting his decision while others accused him of racial discrimination.
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Emerald Media
Eugene Clean Energy Fund to hit midterm ballots; proponents and opponents weigh in
Voters can expect to see the Eugene Clean Energy Fund on their Eugene midterm election ballots. Modeled after Portland’s Clean Energy Fund, which passed in 2018, the initiative aims to create more efficient renewable energy programs, green energy jobs and infrastructure. The measure brings a 2% tax on businesses...
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Here’s a better idea than the Lookout Editorial Board’s on clean energy funding | Letter to the editor
In response to the Lookout Eugene-Springfield Editorial Board’s position on the Eugene Clean Energy Fund, here’s a possible option to make the ballot measure more appealing. The editorial board said the Eugene City Council should “start a community discussion about diverting at least half of the estimated $15...