EUGENE, Ore. — “Oregon hockey has a little bit of something for everyone,” said defenseman and team coordinator Matt Hanlon. “It’s got the speed, the hitting, and it also has some finesse–some romance to it.” The Oregon Hockey Team is probably the most entertaining Ducks team you haven’t seen yet. “It’s nonstop. We [change shifts] … Continue reading »
Web Extra: Strahm, Ralston, Lampe
Sheldon two-sport star Connor Strahm: Sheldon two-sport standout Mike Ralston: Sheldon basketball head coach Ron Lampe:
Conestoga Huts Need Sites
EUGENE, Ore. – Community Supported Shelters says its Conestoga huts have huge financial backing, to the tune of $20,000 in donated money and materials to build, but it lacks sites. The Episcopal Church of the Resurrection is playing host to three different huts, but it’s one of just two sites. Both are maxed out. Representatives … Continue reading »
City Proposes Solution for Budget Gap
EUGENE, Ore. — A $6 million budget gap faces the city for the next fiscal year, but the city is trying to come up with solutions. Mayor Kitty Piercy says with the recession the city has seen fewer tax dollars, and over the past four years the council has had to cut $24 million out … Continue reading »
Volunteers Needed for Homeless Count
EUGENE, Ore. — The Community Alliance of Lane County (CALC) and the Lane County Human Services Commission will team up to complete their annual One Night Homeless Count. Both organizations need help counting the unhoused in Eugene and Springfield this year. On Wednesday, Jan. 30, CALC members and volunteers will walk along the streets to … Continue reading »
Possible Suicide Closes Train Tracks
EUGENE, Ore. — Police shut down the train tracks Sunday to investigate a possible suicide. Police taped off the area near Fourth Avenue and Lincoln Street around 1 p.m. as both police and the medical examiners investigated the collision. This is the second pedestrian-train collision within a two-block radius during a two-week period.
More Snow and Rain on the Way
METEOROLOGIST MARISA WOLOSZYN’S FORECAST DISCUSSION: A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY is in effect until 6 a.m. Monday for the Cascades above 2000 feet; 3-8″ of new snow is expected. On and off showers brought a good soaking to the region Sunday and new snow to the mountains. Scattered showers will continue overnight, along with breezy conditions along … Continue reading »
Sunday Showers and Sun Breaks
METEOROLOGIST MARISA WOLOSZYN’S FORECAST DISCUSSION: Showers were on and off Saturday with plenty of sun breaks as well. Temperatures managed to climb into the mid to upper 40s during the afternoon after starting in the upper 30s. An upper level trough will remain in control of our weather Sunday, keeping showers in our forecast. The … Continue reading »
Willamette Street Changes
EUGENE, Ore. — Some changes could be coming to the area of Willamette Street between 24th and 32nd avenues, which is home to many local businesses. At the intersection of Willamette Street and 25th Avenue, there are two lanes of traffic in each direction, but no bike lanes. The proposal to change traffic patterns on … Continue reading »
4J Plans to Renovate or Rebuild
EUGENE, Ore. — A number of 4J schools could be getting a facelift. The Eugene School Board will make a decision in a month which schools will get remodeled or replaced, but first it wants to hear the public’s opinion on plans. The Eugene School District’s long range facility plan focuses on remodeling or rebuilding … Continue reading »
