Hilyard Street residents

receive unexpected visitor
A man wearing only his pajamas burst into an unlocked house Tuesday morning claiming someone had just shot his girlfriend. He then jumped headfirst out a closed window in the house.
Police are withholding the name of the man, 23, who ran into the house on the 1400 block of Hilyard Street at about 11:15 a.m. telling residents inside he needed a place to hide from the shooter. The man barricaded himself in a bedroom and became agitated as residents asked him questions about the incident before flinging himself out the bedroom window.
Police found no sign of a shooter, no charges were filed and officers took the man to Sacred Heart Medical Center for a psychiatric evaluation.

City Council to hold Sacred Heart information session
The City Council will host an information session about PeaceHealth’s plans to expand its inpatient medical center at 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 24, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 1062 Charnelton St.The city is researching six possible sites where the hospital could relocate. Those sites are south and west of Sacred Heart Medical Center.
In March, PeaceHealth announced plans to move inpatient services to North Eugene, but the City Council moved to block that relocation. Most councilors say the hospital should stay downtown to aid the area’s economic growth, but PeaceHealth officials say there is insufficient space within the city core.

Sony makes donation to UO
Sony Disc Manufacturing in Springfield announced it will donate $86,000 in money, equipment and musical services to the University this year. Sony will install equipment and provide assistance to help the school of music produce a CD-ROM for student and faculty recruitment. Media Services will also receive cameras and other technology, and the funds to establish five student internships in multimedia design.