Monthly Archives: July 2016

Santa Clara Rest Stop decision delayed

Posted on July 30, 2016 by Gary Haliski

The City of Eugene has decided it needs more time to reach a final decision regarding using Lone Oaks park as a homeless Rest Stop. For more information about the most recent decision by the city, including how long the … Continue reading →

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Santa Clara park chosen as homeless ‘Rest Stop’

Posted on July 29, 2016 by Gary Haliski

Lone Oak Park, near Lone Oak Assisted Living, has been chosen as the location for a Rest Stop for the  homeless. A rest stop is a designated area within city limits where up to 20 people are allowed to sleep … Continue reading →

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Decision on homeless camp in Santa Clara postponed until Thursday

Posted on July 28, 2016 by Gary Haliski

The Register-Guard has reported that the city of Eugene has postponed until Thursday  the decision on choosing between Lone Oaks park in Santa Clara or a site near west 13th and Bailey Hill. You may want to contact our city … Continue reading →

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Community Garden Plots Available

Posted on July 27, 2016 by Peter Thurston

Santa Clara Community Garden, located behind St. Matthew’s Church, 4110 River Road, has a few garden plots available. There is still time to put in a Fall/Winter garden. Special deal — a half plot (10′ x 12′) for $10 through … Continue reading →

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Santa Clara Park one of 2 sites recommended for homeless campers

Posted on July 27, 2016 by Gary Haliski

Lone Oak Park, near St. Vincent De Paul and Fred Meyer and across the street from an assisted living center, is one of two parks being considered for a homeless camp in Eugene.  The choices were revealed at a meeting … Continue reading →

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