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Coverstory::
Local religious leaders find common ground in search for peace and justice.

City Gets Raises
Spray Time

Lawns Not Food
Morse Rides Again

Starhawk Circles
Wild Nature at Stake

Burn Out

News:
A Memorial at Last
Five-year anniversary of Thurston shooting observed.

Commentary:
To Market, To Market
It isn't just counter-culture – it's cultural community.

Editorial:
Endorsements
School candidates on the May 20 ballot. Please vote!

Insider Baseball:
Post-PERS
Time to move on.

Living Out:
Last Man on Earth
Visions of bar women kept dancing in my head.

Letters:
EW
readers
sound off..'

 



What's Happening:
The Willamette Valley Folk Festival, Loretta Lynne at the Hult Center, Asleep at the Wheel at the Shedd, book release for Dan Chen at Tsunami and the Roots finally make it to the McDonald Theatre.

Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.

Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.

Music:
Wild about Wilde
Hold Me Up to the Light CD pays tribute to Eugene folk musician Peter Wilde.

Drumattica Debut
Floater morphs into electronica.

PLUS: Clubs Listings.

Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology

Too Much Coffee Man




Film:
Lois Wadsworth reviews:
A Mighty Wind and Cowboy Bebop.

PLUS: Movie Listings.

Gardening:
Garden Umbels
Delicate decorations.

Food:
McHealthy
Are fast food salads really worth it?

 

Chow! Eugene Weekly's restaurant Guide

Best of Eugene


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