Author Archives: Gary Haliski

SCCO Meeting Next Thursday 7PM – ZOOM

Posted on February 26, 2021 by Gary Haliski

The next monthly SCCO meeting will be held via Zoom on Thursday March 47 PM IMPORTANT TOPICFabio Andrade from the city’s Human Resources and Neighborhood Involvement (HRNI) and Captain Shawn Adams from the Eugene Police Department will join us to … Continue reading →

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Congressman Peter DeFazio on Transportation Electrification – March 8

Posted on February 23, 2021 by Gary Haliski

Meeting: Congressman Peter DeFazio on Transportation ElectrificationMonday, March 85 PMTo get the zoom link for this free event, email: contact@eveva.org. Our Congressman, Peter DeFazio, Chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee of the US House of Representatives, will present an overview of … Continue reading →

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Urban camping Guidelines during Covid Pandemic

Posted on February 22, 2021 by Gary Haliski

From the city of Eugene: City of Eugene adjusts urban camping response (2-22-21) In order to support community health during the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Eugene has temporarily adjusted its enforcement process around prohibited camping in order to help people … Continue reading →

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Professional Development Workshops for Artists

Posted on February 22, 2021 by Gary Haliski

Lane Arts Council’s artist professional development program, Professional Practice returns this spring with a series of three workshops and discussions. The series focuses on ongoing collaborative learning with an artist cohort, combining presentations from regional and national experts with take-home … Continue reading →

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Take the Middle Housing Survey

Posted on February 13, 2021 by Gary Haliski

Eighty percent of residential zoning in Eugene is designated for single-family homes, yet young adults, smaller families, and the growing population of elderly need housing options that increase access to public transportation and services, reduce maintenance costs and provide more … Continue reading →

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