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The public school superintendent at the 4J School district in Eugene is under investigation, the Eugene Weekly is reporting. The school board hired Andy Dey in 2022 when similar allegations surfaced. A Seattle area firm has turned over its investigation to the school board, which met for another executive session Monday night. Eugene Weekly editor Camilla Mortensen has been following the story, in collaboration with the University of Oregon’s Catalyst journalism program, led by investigative reporter Brent Walth. Mortensen joins us to tell us the latest about the 4J investigation and update us on the weekly’s return to print this week. It’s the first print issue after embezzlement came to light in December and forced the layoff of the entire staff

The local alt weekly in Eugene has been publishing community and regional news since 1982. It’s no purple prose to say that many readers consider Eugene Weekly to be an institution. So when editor Camilla Mortensen put out a letter explaining that the paper had suffered a huge blow from alleged theft and mismanagement by a longtime employee, the community responded with offers of help and donations of cold hard cash. Law enforcement are investigating, and Mortensen says the Eugene police chief personally assured her he is overseeing the case. Some details are under wraps because of the investigation, but Mortensen joins us to discuss the situation and what the paper hopes can be a way forward.

Camilla Mortensen, a University of Oregon journalism instructor and editor of Eugene Weekly, defines "solution journalism" and shares storytelling tips for utility communicators from the world of journalism and folklore.

A conversation with Camilla Mortensen, the editor of Eugene Weekly, our region's largest alternative weekly newspaper.

We get opinions and analysis on some of the biggest news of the week with Camilla Mortensen, Scott Bruun, and Nkenge Harmon Johnson.

We get opinions and analysis on some of the week’s biggest news from Nkenge Harmon Johnson, Jason Conger, and Camilla Mortensen.

We get opinion and analysis on some of the biggest news stories of the week from Camilla Mortensen, Eric Fruits, and Marisa Zapata.

We get opinions and analysis on some of the biggest regional news stories of the week from Jim Pasero, Zakir Khan and Camilla Mortensen.

We hear opinions and analysis on this week’s news from Camilla Mortensen, Maria Caballero-Rubio and Scott Bruun.

We hear opinions and analysis of this week’s news from Camilla Mortensen, Eric Fruits and Zakir Khan.

We hear opinions and analysis on this week’s news from Camilla Mortensen, Erious Johnson and Julie Parrish.

Eric Fruits, Robin Ye and Camilla Mortensen join us to provide insights and analysis on some of the biggest regional news stories from the past week.

Barbara Dudley, Eric Fruits and Camilla Mortensen join us to share some analysis and opinions on some of the biggest regional stories from the past week.

We get opinions and analysis on some of the biggest stories of the week with Camilla Mortensen, Scott Bruun, and Marisa Zapata.

We hear opinions and analysis of this week’s news from Amanda Manjarrez, Kevin Mannix and Camilla Mortensen.

In this week’s episode of What’s Happening, Eugene Weekly News Reporter Kelly Kenoyer talks with EW’s Editorial Board members Anita Johnson and Camilla Mortensen about the paper’s election endorsements. Make sure to check out Eugene Weekly in print, out every Thursday, or online at EugeneWeekly.com.