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Picture This

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By Kat Tabor
| Eugene Weekly Verified
“OMG, pinch me! I’m a published photographer now?” Cynthia Branen says. This year, Eugene Weekly took a turn behind the camera by introducing its own category in the Lane County Fair photography exhibit: the Everyday Life Photo Contest. Eugene Weekly staff judged the submissions and selected three photographs that capture creativity, community and unexpected moments across Lane County.
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Bigfoot Country

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By Kat Tabor
| Eugene Weekly Verified
Some people spend summer weekends pitching tents and camping in the woods. Others spend them debating interdimensional bigfoot theories with paranormal researchers in the woods. Whichever camp you fall into, it’s time to gear up for Sasquatch Summer Fest, July 10 and 11, with two full days of cryptozoological beings, bigfoot lore, paranormal panels and the stranger side of the Pacific Northwest at Greenwaters Park in Oakridge.
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Owls After Dark

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By Kat Tabor
| Eugene Weekly Verified
As dawn brushes through the trees on Spencer Butte, Valentino’s wings slice silently through the forest air, swooping low above crowds sipping wine from rotating featured vineyards and beer from Ninkasi Brewing. The great horned owl has lived at Cascades Raptor Center since fall 2009, when staff brought her to the wildlife hospital from the Mount Shasta region of Northern California.
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