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A preserved archive of past SEN posts and committee reports. Every historic link still works.
This is an archive, not a live blog. All 314 past posts are preserved with their original links intact. For current news, follow the newsletter and meetings & events.
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SEN launches Human Rights Committee
Over the summer of 2020, in response to greatly increased attention to human rights issues both nationally and locally in southeast Eugene, a group of neighbors and SEN board members began meeting to explore formation of a Human Rights Committee (HRC). The vision of the HRC is that it will advise the SEN Board and…
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SEN General Meeting Nov. 10 at 7 p.m.
Southeast Neighbors General Meetings are now virtual! Next Meeting: Tuesday, November 10, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pmZoom link: https://zoom.us/j/99365055352 Theme: Hate, Bias and Race in EugenePresenters: Fabio Andrade, City of Eugene Human Rights & Equity Analyst, Eric Richardson, Eugene/Springfield NAACP Executive Director Eugene Police Department Community Engagement Specialist to share Southeast Eugene crime statistics Matt…
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Slow down, save lives and $$$
Speed limits will drop to 20 mph on non-arterial streets in residential districts in Eugene. The new 20 mph speed limit legally goes into effect on each street when the existing speed limit signs are replaced. That started for Southeast Eugene in October. Average speeding ticket is $115.
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Wearing Masks As An Act Of Kindness
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Posted on: June 30, 2020 June 30 City of Eugene Community Update – COVID-19 We provided our last community update a few weeks ago, promising to email again when we had new information regarding the response to COVID-19. We feel that this week is an appropriate opportunity to touch base again following Governor Kate Brown’s…
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City of Eugene Community Update – COVID-19 May 27
Posted on: May 27, 2020 May 27 City of Eugene Community Update – COVID-19 Good morning Eugene, There has been slow and steady progress to safely reopen in the last two weeks. Since we entered Phase 1 of Governor Kate Brown’s reopening plan, local businesses are starting to reopen under new circumstances and community members…
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To Wear Or Not To Wear A Mask?
To wear, or not to wear a mask, that is the question…and a burning one because without clear, unequivocal instructions we feel lost. Don’t you feel utterly confused when our commander in chief tells us to wear masks but refuses to follow his own lead? As a surgeon, I spent half of my professional life wearing surgical…
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Tips For Managing Stress In Uncertain Times
Aimee Yogi, Eugene Springfield CERT Trainer Our community is in the midst of worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. The nature of this crisis mandates very little contact in public. Social distancing, masks and gloves have become part of our social interactions. Activities outside the home are limited to essential errands and appointments. What distinguishes this disaster from other massive natural…
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City of Eugene Covid-19 Community Update
Para español oprima este enlace This document was published April 28, 2020. For the most up to date information the City’s work related to COVID-19, please visit our website. Great work, Eugene! Data suggests that our community’s continued commitment to stay home to save lives is slowing the spread of COVID-19. With current trends of new…
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COVID19 Support
Southeast Neighbors (SEN) is here to support you during this unprecedented time. Here are some links to vital information. Stay safe!! Promote the practice of everyday preventive actions. Share health messages and materials developed by credible public health sources, such as Lane County Public Health, the Oregon Health Authority or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Read more about everyday…
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How are you, neighbor?
Southeast Neighbors (SEN) has activated our disaster response efforts during this COVID-19 pandemic. We’ve asked our Map Your Neighborhood participants to check in on their nearby neighbors to make sure they’re okay and have what they need to shelter in place for the next few weeks. We’re also trying to identify vulnerable, high-risk individuals who…
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Car? Bus? Bike? We need to hear from everyone
TAKE THE NEIGHBORHOOD SURVEY ON TRANSIT (4 minutes) This survey was designed to help neighborhoods collect more detailed information about how we use (or don’t use) buses in our neighborhoods and how Transit Tomorrow may impact neighborhoods. The information we collect will help facilitate dialogue and responsible decision making with the LTD Board of Directors.
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New Bridges Connect East and West Amazon
Completed bridge at 43rd Ave. crossing
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Petition to “Stand Up For Your Bus Access” Over 2,300 signatures
Lane Transit District is asking neighbors to weigh in and give their input regarding the proposed Transit Tomorrow bus system redesign. See the Save Our Buses page for public comment opportunities. One petition started by Southeast resident Jess Roshak in October 2019 has garnered 2,377 signatures through Feb. 23, 2020, from residents all over Eugene.…
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South East Neighbors 2019 Annual Summer Picnic
Join your neighbors and friends on Saturday September 7 from 3:00-7:00 p.m. at Tugman Park for the annual South East Neighbors Summer Picnic and Party! Tugman’s NEW playground will be ready and waiting for the kids! They can also look forward to a professional magic show by Vince the Invincible and a strolling clown. Enjoy…