This site is very hard to navigate. I tried to find candidates who have filed for PCP in Lane…read morecounty and got nowhere.

This is the Lane County Elections office and kudos to them for being super friendly and helpful…read more I've only been there twice but each time they were really nice and quite knowledgeable.

What a great study spot in the heart of campus. Grab a coffee or a snack and find yourself a spot…read morethat fits you. Want to socialize and run into your friends? Try hanging out in the fish bowl near the Starbucks, chipotle, and Panda Express. Want a quieter place to work? I like the cozy couches in the multicultural center or the window seats in the gallery on the third floor. The emu is also a great place to figure out what's going on on campus and in the community. There are lots of clubs, jobs, and housing fairs that go on so keep and eye out for flyers and tables for all of the details. It's also easy to pick up a copy of ethos or the daily emerald to get those community news updates! The emu is also the spot for all of your ID card, atm, printing, crafting, and computer lab needs. And that's just to mention a few! I like the ceramics studio in the craft center. It's free for students and you can buy all of the clay you need right there! Just make sure to sign up for a quick 30 minute - 1 hour orientation. (Pro tip: there's free printing in the womens center!) You can also find the gender neutral bathrooms on the bottom floor near the east side of the building.

Went in for a concealed carry permit, and fortunately they do appointments for those nowadays,…read morewhich you can set up online. Don't expect them to be running on time, even if it's not very busy, so put a little extra money in the meter. The entire process was almost precisely 20 minutes though, which was how much they'd scheduled. The staff was nice. Current wait time for permits is 40 days, even though they make the card on the spot. They have to wait for checks to go through before they're allowed to mail it.

Lane sheriff's and Lane county jail are professionals, to the extent no one would expect. The…read morestreet officers are excellent at de-escalation. The jail medical is outstanding and gets a 5. The jail staff is a tiny bit apathetic. Lack of urgency. And the jail video of expectations if inmates is still Byron Trapp who resigned because he would notify ice in a sanctuary state in 2019. Remake that section of the video. He was a jerk failing to abide by voters in the state. Why broadcast him.

It's the guard, whoopdy whoop! Not a bad facility, but it's attached to blm which is kinda lame. Oh…read morewell government building.

The volunteers founders and staff here make this palace the place to be. Many thanks and much…read moregratitude. Stop in support local and tip generously to a charity that moves you

I never have been Bite of Eugene before, I didn't even know it existed till we rode by on our bikes…read moreand since the admission was free- we decided to stop and see what it was all about. They had Valet Bicycle Parking! Yea- I said it! VALET BICYCLE PARKING!!! So cool! Every where should have this! The music was okay- some jazzy smooth band, not my favorite but it was still ok. There were kids running around everywhere. It was really fun to see them playing at the bottle rocket booth. There were about 5 or 6 wine vineyards booth there. Tasters where $1-3 and glasses where $5-8. There were 4 different cupcake stands! I thought this to be a wonderful pairing; wine and cupcakes! It made me happy! There were a few food booths and 2 or 3 Insurance booths. It was nothing to exciting for crazy, but it was a nice/fun surprise on our bike ride today.

Third year for me at the Bite of Eugene, and I have to say it was OK but not fabu. My compatriots…read moreand I headed down for dinner on Saturday night and felt like the whole shindig was a ghost down. The music was shutting down as we arrived (7:00), Party! was out of food, Ring of Fire was giving away mangoes (no one wanted their sticky rice), and there were several empty booths. Another bummer: no wine or beer tasting, just direct pours--with several beers already tapped out. We did find some food gems, though. The stand-outs? Delicata (dungeness crab hush puppies = brilliant) and Soubise! Soubise was making what they termed their "staff meal" and it was So Good. Pork carnitas with all the fixins, and mexi-corn with lots of lime. The bites we had here were so fantastic that they made me want Chef Gil to tire of this French nonsense and go full-on south of the border (remember those Party! Cart take-overs last summer?). But I digress. After finding our faves, we tried to sit down and watch the finale of the Iron Chef competition. Unfortunately, the announcers (save the faux-auctioneer) were so quiet (not holding the mic appropriately--either for themselves or for the interviewees), insipid, and self-centered, we just had to leave. After three years of trying to watch this competition it's become clear that there is really no producer involved, and one is needed desperately. Desserts were located on the other side of the venue, ostensibly due to its shadier nature. Vanilla Jill's disappointed ($4.25 for an icy, runny, small cup of chocolate fro yo), Lochmead thrilled ($2.00 for an ice cream!). The demonstration booths were fun, and something I'd like to see more of. All in all, I think this festival still has a lot to learn. And the lackadaisical nature of the promoters makes me wonder if that will ever happen.

Always helpful and friendly. Why buy something when you can check it out?…read more You would be surprised what you can get at the Library.

Started my day of work here today. Great little suburb to Eugene Oregon. Lots of really nice people…read moreand some of the best Duck Fans. GO DUCKS!