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Downtown residents assure that things are improving

 Local residents and workers of downtown have seen the light at the end of the tunnel Tiffany Cortez has worked at the Horsehead for seven years By Nikki Wyatt The biggest issues most people think Dow… more →

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* update: the reading

Jose Angel Araguz wrote 3 months ago: Happy to report that the Windfall Reading last night was a great success! The evening started off wi … more →

Tags: Astrology, the friday influence, the wall, Literature, writing, Eugene, Oregon, Books, Virgo, Tiger's Eye Press

* on poetry readings — 1 comment

Jose Angel Araguz wrote 3 months ago: If poems are children, poetry readings are PTA meetings.  – Vera Pavlova You don’t go to … more →

Tags: Astrology, bookstore, buddy wakefield, CHAPBOOK, college of santa fe, corpus christi texas, Creative Writing, del mar college, duende

Grammys Doesn't Spark With Downtown

Best Coast Beats wrote 3 months ago: By Adam Fernandez EUGENE — What’s so great about the Grammys, anyway? That may be the se … more →

Tags: Oregon, eugene, Downtown, Grammys

* quick update

Jose Angel Araguz wrote 4 months ago: Hey y’all! Just a quick post to announce an upcoming reading: Tuesday, February 19th 5:30pm @ … more →

Tags: Jose Angel Araguz, Poetry, Astrology, the friday influence, the wall, Poetry Workshop, Literature, writing, Eugene, Oregon

Adults (and Dogs) Doing Good Things for Kindergarten Readers

lissahart wrote 5 months ago: This feels like a good time to share my essay from the December 2012 issue of Horizon Air Magazine, … more →

Tags: Children Reading, early readers, Library, Melissa Hart, Oregon, Paaws, Pugs, R.E.A.D, Reading Education Assistance Dogs

| POETRY READING | — 4 comments

samroderick wrote 6 months ago: … more →

Tags: Poetry, Art, Friends, Family, Poetry, writing, wonderlandcraft studio, Peace, Travel

Animals Abound Downtown — 6 comments

heyamberhogan wrote 9 months ago: I ran to catch up with my assigned group, holding a paper over my chest as the dress I was wearing w … more →

Tags: Travel, Amber Hogan, heyamberhogan, heyamberhogan.com, barmuda triangle, Travel Writing

Travel Writing in Your Own Backyard — 1 comment

lissahart wrote 1 year ago: This week, I’m prepping to teach a free workshop on travel writing for the Eugene Public Libra … more →

Tags: Travel Writing, Costa Rica, Coyote Creek, Creative Writing, Diane Daniel, eugene, Horizon Air Magazine, Kayaking, Melissa Hart

Downtown residents assure that things are improving

nikkiwyatt wrote 1 year ago:  Local residents and workers of downtown have seen the light at the end of the tunnel Tiffany Cortez … more →

Tags: Downtown Athletic Club, eugene, Lane Community College, Downtown, Midterm, Crime, Homelessness, the horsehead, bar

Poverty and Crime With a Touch of Hope

sammythom wrote 1 year ago: Locals express their concerns and optimism for downtown Eugene. By Samantha Thom While for many coll … more →

Tags: Downtown Athletic Club, eugene, Lane Community College, Downtown, Midterm, Crime, Homelessness, Voodoo Doughnuts, the horsehead

04.28.12 The Saturday Post

elgl wrote 1 year ago:   Rewind Save the Date: Happy New (Fiscal) Year Party is July 19 ELGL in the Lake Oswego Review Firs … more →

Tags: Morning Buzz, City of Mt. Angel, Envision Eugene, conservation voters, Chicago Tribune, taunton daily gazette, alabama shakes

Come Land Downtown!

sammythom wrote 1 year ago: Downtown Eugene is the place to be if you’re looking for art, entertainment, and an all around … more →

Tags: Lane Community College, University of Oregon, Lane Transit District, owen rose garden, eugene city council, Alton Baker Park, mcdonald theatre, steelhead brewery, Eugene Police Department

Downtown Eugene: The Quintessential Melting Pot

sammythom wrote 1 year ago: If you were to spend an afternoon walking around Eugene, you would see that this entire city’s zany, … more →

Tags: Lane Community College, Voodoo Doughnuts, Hult Center for the Performing Arts, Inn at the Fifth

Downtown population weighs in on benefits of the neighborhood

nikkiwyatt wrote 1 year ago: Residents, workers, and roamers of downtown Eugene agree on one thing: it’s a great place to live or … more →

Tags: downtown Eugene, eugene, Voodoo Doughnuts, Skinner Butte Park

Author Chris Crutcher Came to the Eugene Public Library, And All I Got Was A Lot Of Tears And Laughter — 1 comment

Suzi Steffen wrote 1 year ago: Chris Crutcher opens his March 10, 2012, talk at the Eugene Public Library with a joke. Photo by Suz … more →

Tags: Books 2, Big Read, Nea, censorship, Suzi Steffen, writing, Chris Crutcher, Book banning, Banning

New Interview with Melissa Hart on Memoir Writing — 3 comments

lissahart wrote 1 year ago: Written by Laura White, interviewing Melissa Hart· October 4, 2011 · Memoir of my Memoir Blog– … more →

Tags: memoir, Raptors, Gringa: A Contradictory Girlhood, Melissa Hart, University of Oregon, Goddard College, Adoption, lesbian mothers, Author Interview

Travel Writers Make Time to Pet the Cats — 2 comments

lissahart wrote 1 year ago: Bet you can't pet just one cat . . . My path as a travel writer has been paved with cats.  I be … more →

Tags: Travel Writing, Photography, Cats, The Register Guard, The Boston Globe, ostrich mating dance, Jonathan B Smith, Melissa Hart, cat fancy magazine

On Mice, Eggheadedness, and Being Grateful: Lessons from the Road — 8 comments

Tracy Seeley wrote 1 year ago: Mr. Bojangles' Stand-In Greetings from Able Orchard in Hood River, Oregon!  My Ruby Slippers sp … more →

Tags: About My Ruby Slippers, My Ruby Slippers, Frederick Marx, book tour, usfpool, Elliott Bay Books, Hood River, Journey From Zanskar, Tripp Sommer

Infant Massage Class

anniesiemens wrote 2 years ago: Annie Siemens will be teaching an infant massage class at the Eugene Public Library this month! Come … more →

Tags: Classes, infant massage


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