Stacey Kafka

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

Latest posts

  1. EPD Trying to Recruit More Women — May 18, 2013
  2. Local Mentor Program Undergoes Changes — May 18, 2013
  3. Tire Parts Store Celebrates 100 Years — May 17, 2013
  4. Boy Scouts Rally to Oppose Proposal — May 17, 2013
  5. Local Residents Try Luck at Powerball — May 17, 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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New Springfield Bakery Opens

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Published May 3, 2013

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 »

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Expert Believes Bae is a Bargaining Tool

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Published May 2, 2013

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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Volunteers Set Up Empty Bowls Sale

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Published May 2, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — Friday night is your chance to get your hands on a beautiful handmade bowl and help feed hungry families. Food for Lane County started setting up for its annual empty bowl fundraiser Thursday. Local artists and a number of Eugene residents made bowls at fuse-a-thon events that took place earlier this year. … Continue reading »

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Commute Challenge Signup Kicks Off

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Published May 1, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — The Business Commute Challenge is right around the corner, and organizers held a kickoff event Wednesday to get the community ready. Team leaders picked up team packets, grabbed a bite to eat and put their names into a drawing for a variety of prizes. The challenge is May 11-17. That week more … Continue reading »

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Eugene Bag Ban Goes Into Effect

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Published May 1, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — First Portland, then Corvallis, now Eugene–an ordinance banning plastic bags went into effect Wednesday. There’s both support and frustration in grocery story aisles. Shoppers in the Eugene Target store can’t get plastic grocery bags anymore while they’re shopping. Instead they’ll have to pay a nickel for every paper bag as the citywide … Continue reading »

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Eugene Marathon Honors Boston Victims

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Published April 28, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — The 2013 Eugene Marathon took place less than two weeks after the Boston Marathon tragedy, which gave this year’s race a special meaning. Crowds lined the streets to show support for runners and for the people of Boston. Runners wore black ribbons during the race and held their hands over their hearts … Continue reading »

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Sea Lion Caves Celebrates Anniversary

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Published April 27, 2013

FLORENCE, Ore. — More than 1,000 people headed to the Oregon Coast Saturday for the Sea Lion Cave’s 80th anniversary celebration. Tourists got to see hundreds of sea lions in their natural habitat. In honor of the anniversary, the Sea Lion Cave charged 25 cents for admission, the same price it charged when the cave … Continue reading »

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Eugene Marathon Expo Opens

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Published April 26, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — Runners from all over the country raced into the Lane Events Center Friday to get the first look at products offered at this year’s vendor expo. Since the time the doors opened, there’s been a very steady crowd of runners flooding in to see what companies from all over the country have … Continue reading »

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School’s Flower Pots Returned

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Published April 26, 2013

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. — The flower pots stolen from Centennial Elementary School were returned Friday morning. The school’s Girl Scout troop bought the flower pots with their cookie money, but someone stole the pots shortly after the girls put the pots outside of the school. School administration hopes the return of the flowers will help teach … Continue reading »

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Local Air Receives Failing Grade

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Published April 25, 2013

EUGENE, Ore. — An American Lung Association air quality report gave the Eugene-Springfield metro area a failing grade for its air quality. In the 2013 air quality report, the American Lung Association ranks Eugene as the 14th worst place for air particle pollution and gives the area an F grade for this type of pollution. … Continue reading »

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