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Saturday, March 29th, 2025
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Good morning, Eugene. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 29th of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Eugene-Springfield NAACP announced its headquarters will move to the Clear Lake Community Center in Bethel with operations set to begin on July 1, while staff began remote work on March 28. The new location will expand community programming and partnerships — marking a new chapter for the organization. KVAL
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ A break-in caught on camera hit two west Eugene Eugreen Farms locations early Thursday when a white truck rammed warehouse doors and a suspect entered to steal nearly $60K in products and cause $20K in damage — police are investigating four suspects and have recovered the stolen vehicle in Springfield. KVAL
- ➤ A 34-year-old Eugene man named Travis John Krebs was arrested early on March 26 for assault and kidnapping after deputies responded to calls about a dispute at a Stark Street home where he climbed a roof and reportedly barricaded residents before a crisis negotiator persuaded him to come down — he now remains in custody. KEZI
- ➤ On March 27th, deputies responded to a dispute at a residence on Territorial Road in Eugene and chased 30-year-old Joseph Spencer Gale-Smith after he threatened a resident with a taser and fled in a silver 2003 Honda CRV—using a PIT maneuver to force his vehicle off Highway 99 and arrest him after officers found methamphetamine in his possession. KVAL
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ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ Gas prices rose after the switch to summer-blend fuel drove up costs — AAA reported regular fuel at $3.14 a gallon nationally while the local average reached $3.75 a gallon on March 27th. KLCC
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ EWEB urged customers to save energy now to help meet a projected 33% increase in power demand over the next 20 years as more people use electric vehicles and industry grows. EWEB said installing smart thermostats, ductless heat pumps, and better insulation — actions that can help avoid building costly new power plants — is encouraged. NBC 16
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Restored Connections Peer Center on 12th Ave in Eugene faces closure after a state funding decision cut its budget by 75%—leaving many clients without easy access to drop-in recovery services. Staff say if no new funds come in within 90 days, hundreds of residents who rely on the center for help will lose key support. KLCC
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Monday Night Bingo
6:30-8 p.m. — The Pour House Tavern — $5-$20 — Get your dabbers ready for a fun night of Bingo with cash prizes benefiting Lane County Diaper Bank.
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Michael Mayo Live Performance
6:30 PM – 12:30 AM — The Jazz Station — Check the venue for ticket prices — Experience the captivating vocal talents of Michael Mayo, whether solo or with his band.
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Sean Peterson's S-tet Concert
7:30-10 p.m. — The Jazz Station — Ticket info not specified — Experience an evening of original jazz tunes performed by talented UO faculty members.
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Eugene/Springfield Ducks Unlimited Banquet
4-9 p.m. — Lane Events Center — Contact for ticket info — Celebrate conservation with dinner, auctions, and community fellowship.
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Michigan Wolverines at Oregon Ducks Softball
4:59-8:59 p.m. — Jane Sanders Stadium — No cost info available — Catch a thrilling college softball matchup as the Wolverines face off against the Ducks.
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Pet Night with the Bunny
4-7 p.m. — Valley River Center — Cost varies — Capture a delightful photo with your furry friends and the Bunny for lasting memories.
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Saxsquatch Live Performance
8-9:30 p.m. — WOW Hall — Tickets available — Experience a captivating live performance from the 7’ tall saxophone-wielding sensation Saxsquatch.
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Oregon Knife Show 2025
8 a.m.-5 p.m. — Lane Events Center — Entry fees may apply — Discover a vast array of collectible and handmade cutlery at the 47th Annual Oregon Knife Show.
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Learning to Love Your Enemies
A talk on Christian science by Giulia Nesi Tetreau. Ms. Tetreau is a Christian science practitioner, teacher and member of the Christian science board of lectureship
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Shadow and Light - A Multimedia Sound and Video Experience
2:30-4:00 p.m. — Hult Center for the Performing Arts — Cost not specified — Experience the captivating multimedia performance featuring the choral masterwork commissioned by the Eugene Concert Choir.
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