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Camilla Mortensen
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Editor, Eugene Weekly
Eugene
Beats
health/fitness and politics
Content
By Camilla Mortensen Verified| Eugene Weekly Verified After the Lane County Commission voted 3-0 on April 1 to ban drag shows in Eugene, Eugene city councilors pushed back — pointing out that the county cannot control what the city does. The commission is made up of five members.
By Camilla Mortensen Verified| Eugene Weekly Verified • CAHOOTS Town Hall, 6:30 pm, Thursday, April 10, Prince Lucien Campbell Hall, Room 180, University of Oregon. Learn about research on CAHOOTS’s positive impacts and about the challenges it faces. CAHOOTS is currently not providing services in Eugene. • Uphold the Law, 5 pm to 6 pm, Monday, April 14, Wayne Morse Federal Courthouse, 405 East 8th Avenue.
By Camilla Mortensen Verified| Eugene Weekly Verified • Weekly vigils calling for an immediate ceasefire in Palestine and Israel, 5 pm Wednesdays, Planet Versus Pentagon, Old Federal Building, corner of 7th & Pearl, Eugene. • Replace Reverse Reclaim/Hands Off! Eugene Fights Back, noon, Saturday, April 5, 50501 Movement, Indivisible Project and Activist Coalition of Eugene Springfield (ACES), Eugene City Hall, 500 East 4th Avenue. See Mobilize.us.
Company Info
Eugene Weekly
The City of Eugene is the municipal government for Eugene, Oregon, dedicated to serving its residents through various departments. It focuses on delivering essential public services, managing infrastructure, and supporting community development. The city values collaboration, innovation, and stewardship, aiming to enhance economic health, social vibrancy, and environmental sustainability. Eugene offers a broad range of services, including fire and emergency medical services, public safety through its police department, and recreational and cultural programs via its library and recreation services. The city also manages planning and development initiatives, public works, and facility management for over 2 million square feet of city-owned buildings. Its technology infrastructure supports city operations and enhances service delivery to residents, businesses, and visitors. The City of Eugene is committed to excellence, ethics, and stewardship, focusing on community growth and equitable access to services.
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