Month: May 2020
City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update
There has been slow and steady progress to safely reopen in the last two weeks. Since we entered Phase 1 of Governor Kate Brown’s plan, local businesses are starting to work under new circumstances and community members are able to gather in small groups with physical distancing. Eugene Mayor Lucy Vinis said last week in a speech working together has… Continue reading City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update
Staying Close to Home for Memorial Day Weekend
City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update
We have successfully made it through the first weekend of Lane County’s Phase 1 reopening that began May 15. As we focus on moving forward, it is more important than ever that we work together as a community to support our local businesses in a way that is respectful and safe for all. We’ll all… Continue reading City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update
City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update
Reopening Begins in Oregon The gradual and incremental reopening of Oregon began earlier this month when Governor Brown allowed non-urgent medical procedures (beginning May 1) and recreation where physical distancing can be followed (beginning May 5 in some state park day-use areas and boat ramps, with an option for county/federal campgrounds). As Governor Brown has… Continue reading City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update
City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update
This document was published May 6, 2020. For the most up to date information on the City’s work related to COVID-19, please visit our website. This update provides information on the latest City activities and links to more information. For health and safety information about COVID-19 please visit Lane County Public Health’s website. Recovery Plan Taking Shape The good news about our flattened curve… Continue reading City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update
SHiNA Newsletter – May 2020
Q and A with the Candidates for the Ward 2 City Council position
The SHiNA Neighborhood posed questions to the two candidates running for the Ward 2 City Council position to replace Betty Taylor. Here are their answers. You can click on the pages to view each candidates response as a PDF with higher resolution. Here is the Q and A with Kate Davidson: Here is the Q… Continue reading Q and A with the Candidates for the Ward 2 City Council position




