Author Archives: Gary Haliski

Transportation Safety Community Forum – Feb 12

Posted on February 10, 2026 by Gary Haliski

BEST, GEARs, LTD, Shift Community Cycles, ASUO, GTFF, LiveMove, and UO Transportation Services invite you to an evening of connection, reflection, and discussion, looking to transform recent tragedies into collective work for a better future. Thursday, February 12, 20266:00–8:00 pm Roosevelt Middle School Cafeteria500 East 24th Avenue, Eugene, OR 97405 In the … Continue reading →

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Neighborhood Plan Transportation meeting Februray 10th

Posted on February 2, 2026 by Gary Haliski

Tuesday, February 10th5:30 – 7:00 PMNorth Eugene High School Library250 Silver Lane, Eugene 97404 Hear from City of Eugene, Lane County, LTD, and Safe Routes to Schools about current and upcoming transportation projects in our area.  Conversation will focus on … Continue reading →

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February SCCO meeting topics- new Amazon warehouse, and protests and actions at the Federal building downtown

Posted on February 2, 2026 by Gary Haliski

SCCO meetingThursday, Feb 57-9 pm3280 River Road (Messiah Lutheran Church) There will be a presentation regarding the proposed Amazon e-commerce distribution center on Awbrey Lane and Hwy 99. Hear from Beyond Toxics, Indivisible Eugene and perhaps Satre Planning about where … Continue reading →

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Ever wonder about the relationship of water and economics? Find out January 21st

Posted on January 7, 2026 by Gary Haliski
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New slower speed limit is in effect along River Road

Posted on December 30, 2025 by Gary Haliski

Signs have been changed to reflect the new, lower speed limit on River Road. The speed limit is now 35 miles per hour going northbound, until you pass Beacon Drive. A review panel is also proposing a roundabout at Beacon, … Continue reading →

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