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Tag Archives: Eugene
The Mid-Week Hooky
The 40-year-old Berg’s Ski Shop shuttles skiers and snowboarders to Mt. Bachelor, upholding a years-old tradition. Continue reading
Blues Musicians Struggle for Revival
Eugene blues musicians branch out to local youth in the hopes of instilling interest in the blues scene. Continue reading
Second Chances
Twenty-two years ago, Jean Daugherty broke the cycle of addiction, giving herself and her daughter a second chance. Today, as a Cascades Raptor Center volunteer, she does the same for injured birds—finding peace and spiritual footing in the process. Continue reading
Salsa: Not Just for Chips
Shake It, Eugene is a video series about Eugene’s underground dance movement. Continue reading
Fashion Redux
Though sewing seems to be nearly extinct in the United States, a thriving independent fashion designer scene in Eugene suggests this useful art form is not dead. Continue reading
Finding That Asian Influence
- Grace Caton Some of the toughest restaurants to find are the ones that offer Asian cuisine. From my experience, the best restaurants are “hole-in-the-wall” places that appear uninviting. If you want to save money when dining out in Eugene, … Continue reading
The Cycling Clown
Seager is the founder, main contributor, and editor to WeBikeEugene, a website dedicated to cycling culture. Continue reading
Jacob Hutchins: Graffiti Artist
Jake, as most people call him, has always been interested in artistic activities. Continue reading
Bikes and Burritos
It could easily be mistaken for a typical university dinnertime scene, save for one thing: tonight’s meal isn’t for hungry students. Continue reading
