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The search for security and hope

1 week ago | dailyemerald.com | Joseph Chiu

Leaves and trash blow in gusts of wind early in the morning along the streets of Eugene. The roads are empty and the city is peaceful, quiet, with no one in sight. On the sidewalk, Alika Leatherberry, 50, sits in his clothes protecting him from the weather but remains alert of his surroundings in case situations suddenly turn physical.
Eugene man sentenced to five years of probation following violent threats on Facebook

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Joseph Chiu

Jeffery Alan Voss, 31, was sentenced to five years of probation on April 9 for posting violent threats on Facebook and was in custody for six months prior, according to the US Department of Justice. The videos posted between Sept. 23 and 27, 2024, included two in which Voss held a firearm and in another discussing becoming “the next Kip Kinkel.” Kinkel was a school shooter who killed his parents and two people at Thurston High School in Springfield, Oregon, in 1998 and injured 25 others.
CAHOOTS ends services in Eugene after 35 years

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Joseph Chiu

CAHOOTS, which stands for Crisis Assistance Helping Out on the Streets, is ending its services in Eugene after laying off many of its workers two weeks prior and drastic budget cuts, announced by White Bird Clinic. Service hours for the CAHOOTS and Crisis programs were set to reduce to one shift per week on April 7, but things took a turn when it was announced on the same day that its services would no longer be available in the city of Eugene.
No. 6 Ducks fall at home 5-3 to upstart LMU

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Jack Lazarus

The Loyola Marymount University Lions (17-20, 2-0 WCC) handed the No. 6 Ducks (35-4, 9-1 Big Ten) a painful 5-3 upset loss in Eugene’s Jane Sanders Stadium on Monday afternoon. “We just didn’t do enough today,” head coach Melyssa Lombardi said postgame. “We’ve got to go back and debrief a little bit and figure out why that happened.”Oregon rode into Monday’s one-game affair on a wave of momentum.
Braewood Hills residents push back against Videra Oak Meadow development

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Joseph Chiu

Videra Oak Meadow, a small undeveloped property with wetland areas, is the center of a fiery dispute between residents of the Braewood Hills neighborhood in Southeast Eugene and Piculell Properties, an Arizona-based developer. The company intends to build 38 residential lots on 15 acres of the Videra Oak Meadow. Some members of the local community strongly oppose this development, claiming that the plans would encroach upon and harm the meadow’s ecosystem.
Local non-profit Neighbors Feeding Neighbors continues to serve meals without permits

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Joseph Chiu

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors has sought legal representation with a local attorney to defend their initiative of serving meals without permitsApril 7, 2025 The non-profit group Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, a faith-based organization, has taken constitutional legal defenses as justification for its lack of permits. The organization, formerly known as Breakfast Brigade, serves the community by providing free meals to people in need.
Life on the hill: JoAnna O’Neill reflects on 12 years as a ski patroller

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Jess McComb

When JoAnna O’Neill moved to Los Alamos, New Mexico in second grade, the Pajarito Ski Area ski patrol room became her second home. Her dad had been hired as a patroller, and she said she “pretty much grew up hanging around the patrol room.” When she turned 14, O’Neill took the Outdoor Emergency Care Course and at 15 she became the youngest patrol on the mountain.
Oregon falls 14-9 to No. 16 Michigan on Senior Day

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Jack Lazarus

Oregon (5-8, 0-6 Big Ten) fought hard to stay close with No. 16 Michigan (9-4, 3-2 Big Ten) in the final home game of the season, but ultimately couldn’t keep up with the scoring of the Wolverines in the 14-9 defeat. The seniors that the Ducks honored postgame were the ones who kept the game close in the first half. Paige Crowther recorded nine first-half saves in goal, while graduate attacker Bri Carrasquillo tallied two of the squad’s four goals in the opening 30 minutes.
No. 5 Oregon softball edges past Michigan 3-2

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Jack Lazarus

On a night of imperfection in most facets of its game, No. 5 Oregon (33-3, 7-1 Big Ten) found a way to win again anyway. A ball glanced off Paige Sinicki’s glove? It didn’t matter. A usually–powerful offense limped through five innings with just two runs and some costly base-running errors. All of those things could have spelled trouble in Oregon’s win over Michigan.
What to know: No. 2 Oregon acrobatics and tumbling at No. 1 Baylor

2 weeks ago | dailyemerald.com | Jack Lazarus

No. 2 Oregon acrobatics and tumbling (5-1) will close its regular season on April 5 with the matchup that has defined its existence. The Ducks travel to Waco, TX to face No. 1 Baylor (8-0) for a rematch of their second meet of the season. Then, Oregon lost at home after trailing by less than two points after five events. Now, it hasn’t lost in four-straight meets and looks to shock the NCATA with an upset of the program that hasn’t dropped a meet in four years.