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This program features the City Club of Eugene's Annual Meeting and Election of President-Elect and Board members. And the annual Turtle Awards are bestowed on two recipients in an effort to honor civic-minded residents who stick their necks out for the good of the community.
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After serving with the Eugene Springfield NAACP for nine years, Executive Director Eric Richardson was dismissed from his role yesterday by its board, Tuesday.
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Incidents of hate and bias are on the rise again in Eugene, according to the city’s annual report. 2020 showed an increase of 13 percent since the…
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In their capacity as the board of health, the Lane County Commissioners passed the resolution which includes a commitment to meaningful discussion with…
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Program Date: March 5, 2021Air Date: March 8, 2021From the City Club of Eugene:Just in time for Black History Month, PeaceHealth and the Eugene Marathon…
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The Oregon Health Authority says the rate of new HIV diagnoses (2008-2017) among Black Oregonians is nearly five times that of whites. To confront this…
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The Eugene-Springfield NAACP branch unveiled two community support projects at Our Reedemer Lutheran Church Monday morning. For the first project, the…
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A new monument for Eugene’s historic Mims House is being celebrated this weekend by the local NAACP. The organization is holding the event to encourage…
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Three local non-profits – Beyond Toxics, Eugene-Springfield NAACP and NOWIA Unete Farm Worker Advocacy Center - have received a two year grant from the…
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The history and legacy of the African American community in Eugene dates back to at least the 1890s. Now, there’s an effort to preserve the historic…
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A federal jury has ruled in favor of Eugene Police in an excessive force civil lawsuit against the department. The case was brought by a woman and her son…
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An astrophysicist has used census data to create a map showing racial diversity in the U.S. KLCC’s Brian Bull reports on how Eugene fares.Tomasz Stepinski…