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Its like a collective code breaking exercise, ben. its a process of elimination and i think itsjoy is in its simplicity. its a bit like countdown, actually, in that once youve done it, you know the rules. i think its very, very easy to get. and of course the same challenge is set for everyone each day. and community sharing like that — with a word game as opposed to, say, a video game — is really rare. you might have it between crossword players on a really low level but this one has been sp...

Know it, you know the rules, and it is the challenge for everyone, its the same each day. a community sharing like that, with a word game as opposed to a video game is really rare, you might have crossword players on a low level but this has been spectacular on that score. lets go back to the live coverage of my colleagues attempt and we have one letter, marvellous, in the right place so lets continue to guess the letters. but ijust wonder whether it is a reflection of perhaps are shorter attent...

A warming shelter in Cottage Grove could be activated all week, as temps are expected to hit the freezing point for several nights in a row.

The Egan Warming Center in Eugene and Springfield plans to open Sunday night.

Hunter Heater, 9, continues to recover from a dog attack that left him with more than 200 stitches and 40 staples.

Angel Trees will be showing up in locations throughout the Northshire over the Thanksgiving weekend and the trees will be full of people who need a little help to have

Angel Trees will be showing up in locations throughout the Northshire over the Thanksgiving weekend and the trees will be full of people who need a little help to have

Tom Mulhern The past year has demonstrated how important food assistance is during a time of crisis. It has also tested the strength and resilience of our local food assistance network.  One of the economic impacts of COVID-19 has been a significant increase in food insecurity in Lane County. Simply put, more people than ever are having trouble paying for all their living expenses and feeding their families, too.    At FOOD for Lane County, COVID-19’s first impact was on our food su...

January 13, 2021 By Jessica Mathews / news@whmi.com Various events are again underway in the Huron Valley community to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This marks the 16th annual celebration of the holiday and the HV MLK Day Committee organizes different community activities and events to encourage year-long volunteerism and reflect on Dr. King’s legacy and message. This year’s theme is “Honoring Voices of Equality”. Committee memb...

Sherise Assad figured she had a pair of options in a year in which the world got turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic. “You can be one of two people: you can sit back and watch it all go down, or you stand up and try to be someone who does better,” she said. She chose the latter, and for her efforts she was one of 20 honorees recognized in the Huron Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Rise to the Occasion awards. Assads also the reason Jen Hill, HVCC event and communications manager, h...