Mike Mcinally
Contributing Editor at Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Freelance Contributor at Freelance
Freelance writer, editor, journalist. Married to Diane for nearly 40 years. Two daughters, Sadly, have abandoned efforts to learn the saxophone.
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1 month ago |
lookouteugene-springfield.com | Mike Mcinally
QuickTake: Turnout in Lane County in the May 20 election has reached 21%. That’s better than the state average, but still means 4 out of every 5 voters in Lane County — and throughout Oregon — didn’t return a ballot in this election. Here’s the good news, more or less, about Lane County turnout in the May 20 election: At 21% as of Friday, it’s about even with the statewide turnout.
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1 month ago |
lookouteugene-springfield.com | Mike Mcinally
QuickTake: A Eugene couple have been spearheading an effort to launch a recovery high school for students with substance abuse disorders. But budget woes could delay the work. Mike and Marianne Dyer of Eugene are in long-term recovery from alcoholism. They know that’s work that takes a lifetime. They’re hoping that their work to open a recovery high school for Lane County students with substance abuse disorders won’t take quite so long.
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2 months ago |
lookouteugene-springfield.com | Mike Mcinally
QuickTake: Seven candidates are in the hunt for four seats on the Lane Community College Board of Education in the May 20 election. Winners will join a board that appears deadlocked, if not fractured. At least two new members — and as many as four — will join the Lane Community College Board of Education after the May 20 election, and they’ll be joining a body that appears to be deadlocked, if not fractured.
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2 months ago |
lookouteugene-springfield.com | Mike Mcinally
QuickTake: The Lane Community College Foundation has asked Zachary Mulholland, chair of LCC’s Board of Education, to temporarily step down as chair to clear the way for an investigation into accusations that he has verbally abused and bullied LCC’s president. The college has referred the matter to outside counsel.
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2 months ago |
lookouteugene-springfield.com | Vanessa Salvia |Alex Baumhardt |Mike Mcinally |Sarah Lorge Butler
As Easter Sunday approaches April 20, Eugene and the surrounding areas are getting ready with a lot of dining options for Easter breakfast and brunch meals. Whether you’re looking for an elegant brunch, a casual family meal, or food you can warm up when you’re ready for it, our community offers something for everyone. From preordered feasts to enjoy at home to specialty brunches at local favorites, here’s your guide to celebrating Easter with a delicious meal.
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