NEWS BRIEFS
SURE YOU CAN
EAT THE MENU!
thumbs,” including Monsanto, the
Oregon Department of Forestry, and
the Pesticide Division of the Oregon
Department of Agriculture. Speaker
Day Owen will speak on, “Who are
the Real Eco-Terrorists?”
• A Willamette River open
space survey is now available for
public input through the Lane Council
of Governments website at www.lcog.
org LCOG is “coordinating an effort
to create an inspiring open space
vision for the Willamette River corri-
dor,” according to the agency. “This
vision will help lead the way for coor-
dinated efforts to further improve this
outstanding open space resource in the
coming years and decades.” The short
survey asks people how they currently
use the parks and open space along the
river in the Eugene-Springfield area,
and asks for ideas.
• Coffee
• Smoothies
• Rice Bowls
• now featuring
chef Rich
• Seafood
Dinner Entrees
• Full Bar
Regular Menu:
Jumbo American Dog ................ $3.95
Big All-Beef Frank ...................... $3.95
Polish Kielbasa .......................... $4.75
Sicilian Sausage ......................... $4.75
Cajun Hot Links ........................ $4.75
Mediterranean Chicken Sausage $4.75
Oktoberfest Sausage .................. $4.75
Jalapeño Cheddar Frank ............ $4.75
Chili Dog Supreme .................... $4.95
Giant German Beer Sausage ...... $4.95
Dog Of The Day:
Knock-Out Knockworst ...... $4.95
Hungarian Garlic Sausage .. $4.95
WED: Cheddar Frank .................... $4.95
THUR: Bavarian Bratwurst ............ $4.95
FRI: Andouille Sausage ................ $4.95
SAT: Black Forest Beef Sausage .... $3.95
MON:
TUES:
861 Willamette • Riki
Eugene
• 242-3315
Ott
Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
7am - 7pm Monday - Saturday
2 GREAT LOCATIONS:
17th & Pearl • 6th & Charnelton
OPEN MON - SAT
Todd blogs about the band Universal
Studios Florida. Camilla posts a video of
Bill O’Reilly calling UO “liberal” and
other silly talk about academic ethics
(thanks, Oregon Daily Emerald).
ON THE WEB
THIS WEEK
• Expanding entries in The Next Big
Thing local music contest. More than 55
songs are now posted, with some great
feedback from readers. The website is get-
ting heavy traffic with some 17,000 page
views from thousands of unique visitors.
• On the blog: More letters to the
editor. Sheena Lahren’s story and video of
Faerieworlds is posted on Suzi’s blog.
www.DoginaBoxEugene.com
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• In our news story “City Club Shocker”
last week (8/6), the reference to Citizens
Review Board should have been Civilian
Review Board.
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sauces, spices, produce,
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The 5th & Willamette
Restaurants
and Shops
are
OPEN
for business
during the Eugene Depot
Amtrak Station site renewal project
Parking is available on 5th St, Willamette St, and in the e
Hult Center Garage. We appreciate your patronage!
For more information, call 682-5190 or visit
www. eugene-or.gov/eugenedepot
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