Stacey Kafka

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Name: Stacey Kafka
Date registered: January 7, 2013
URL: http://kezi.com

Latest posts

  1. Tire Parts Store Celebrates 100 Years — May 17, 2013
  2. Boy Scouts Rally to Oppose Proposal — May 17, 2013
  3. Local Residents Try Luck at Powerball — May 17, 2013
  4. Property Crime Increase in West Eugene — May 16, 2013
  5. Prepare for Pearl Street Closure — May 15, 2013

Most commented posts

  1. Moms Rally for Gun Control — 27 comments
  2. Eugene Residents Rally for Gun Control — 9 comments
  3. SLEEPS Protests Outside Vacant Home — 6 comments
  4. Springfield Man Released from Jail — 5 comments
  5. Eugene Bag Ban Goes Into Effect — 5 comments

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Local Law Firm Allows Babies at Work

EUGENE, Ore. — Most kids have to say goodbye to mom before she heads to the office, but not the attorneys at Arnold Law Firm. The office allows moms to bring their newborns to work every day for the little one’s first year. After that, moms can bring the kids in whenever they need to. … Continue reading »

Mixed-Blood Tribe Forming

EUGENE, Ore. — A new tribe of Native Americans is rising in Western Oregon, but that’s not setting well with the established tribes. The so-called mixed-blood tribe is being started by local Native American descendants. The Lake family who lives in Eugene says each family member has a fraction of their blood that is Native … Continue reading »

Council Discusses Santa Clara Annexation

EUGENE, Ore. — The city of Eugene may be expanding and putting an end to a decades long debate. The Eugene City Council discussed annexing land, particularly the Santa Clara and River Road neighborhoods into Eugene city limits Wednesday. In the River Road neighborhood, residents are concerned that switching property from county over to city … Continue reading »

Music Festival Honors 20 Years of KWVA

EUGENE, Ore. — Students at the University of Oregon were in the final stages of planning a week-long music festival, Sunday. The festival, called Betterfest, is an alternative music festival that will feature a variety of concerts and parties. It’ll run May 13-18 in honor of campus radio KWVA’s 20 years on air. “I’m really … Continue reading »

Crews Contain Fall Creek Wildfire

FALL CREEK, Ore. — An early start to the wildfire season means an end to backyard burning. After a number of wildfires popped up Saturday, the Lane Fire Defense Board along with LRAPA issued a burn ban in Lane County. The ban is directly related to a number of weekend fires. Crews continued to create … Continue reading »

4J Bond Supporters Canvas For Support

EUGENE, Ore. — Parents, teachers, grandparents and kids hit the pavement Saturday to raise awareness about the 4J bond measure on the May ballot. The supporters of the bond measure walked door to door in a North Eugene neighborhood, explaining what the bond measure would do if it was passed. Supporters say they chose to … Continue reading »

Firefighters Battle Fall Creek Wildfire

FALL CREEK, Ore. — Firefighters worked into the evening battling a blaze near Fall Creek Saturday afternoon. Around 5 p.m. dozens of fire crews were still fighting the fire up in a wooded area in Fall Creek. Crews ran into a bit of trouble trying to get close to the fire, as one of their trucks … Continue reading »

City Club Debates Eugene Fee

EUGENE, Ore. — The hotly contested vote over a city service fee in Eugene is just weeks away. On Friday, both sides of the issue debated the idea. If the measure passes, Eugene residents will pay $10 a month per household, and businesses will pay $30 a month for each business location in the city … Continue reading »

New Springfield Bakery Opens

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — A bakery opened its doors in Springfield, but it’s not the typical bakery. Back in the Day Cafe and Bakery is located inside of the Glory Days Antique Store. So while people are shopping they can sit down and take a lunch break. Menu items range from biscuits and gravy to pizzas, … Continue reading »

Expert Believes Bae is a Bargaining Tool

EUGENE, Ore. — One political science professor at the University of Oregon describes the conditions of a work detention to be torturous and extreme. But, Tuong Vu said he doesn’t think Kenneth Bae, the former University of Oregon student, will be working on a North Korean farm for long. In the past, Vu traveled to … Continue reading »

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