Julia Boboc
Reporting internJulia Boboc is an intern reporting for KLCC as part of the Charles Snowden Program for Excellence in Journalism. She is a journalism and linguistics student at the University of Oregon, originally from Texas. She hopes to use her experience in audio to bring stories about humanity and empathy to the airwaves.
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The new location is housed in the old Northwood Christian Church building, located across the street from Elizabeth Page Elementary School, and will primarily serve as a church and center for youth programming. -
The Students' Cooperative Association’s housing model stands apart from apartments and houses as one of the most affordable options in an area with a high cost of living, and even higher rates of homelessness. -
In Eugene's Bethel School District, elementary schoolers who need extra reading help are invited to a free seven-week Summer Reading Program. -
The Oregon Hazards Lab – with other universities and organizations – have implemented stations across the country with the goal of early earthquake detection. -
Emerald Ash Borers thrive in higher temperatures and have reemerged in Oregon every summer. July is the peak month for EAB emergence, and ODF is encouraging residents to keep an eye out for the beetle.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration has opened a Disaster Loan Outreach Center in Roseburg in response to damage from March storms. -
The University of Oregon has received an $11 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health. -
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is developing a plan to protect Southern Resident orcas, which were added to the state’s Endangered Species List last year. -
Starting July 11, the Roseburg News-Review will cut its daily print publication from five times a week to once a week. An online version of the paper will be released daily. -
Eco Fest focused on bringing awareness to sustainable practices and environmental issues.
