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Jonathan Baker bought his house in Eugene’s Jefferson Westside neighborhood for a dollar. The previous owner’s husband had died in 2010, and after 18 months … Continue reading
The Eugene Friends Meeting (Quaker) urges U.S. leaders to resist any temptation to wage a military strike against North Korea. Military force would cause massive … Continue reading
More than 100,000 acres of southern Oregon public land was protected by the Agricultural Secretary from strip mining by Red Flat Nickel Corporation, a Panamanian … Continue reading
On Jan. 21, I was a spectator of the Women’s March for Action in Eugene. In principle, I sympathized with the purpose of the march. … Continue reading
Heroin addiction among young adults between 18 and 25 has doubled in the past 10 years. A percentage of those addicts will die needlessly from … Continue reading
I’ll echo Mark Robinowitz’s (Letters, 3/8) analysis of EW’s new website: MAJOR step backward. What sinister force prompted EW to change a format that was … Continue reading
Imagine you own a home and you decide that you will only work on your home for a few months a year, regardless of how … Continue reading
Newsflash: Judge Karsten Rasmussen has just issued his decision that Lane County voters will not be able to vote to ban the aerial spraying of … Continue reading
I’ve been following the discussions about feeding wildlife and I’m alarmed that city councilors are considering including feral cats in a proposal to make feeding … Continue reading
I was disappointed and discouraged by Chad Anderson’s turkey letter. He said “you can brag to your friends that you help children and the homeless … Continue reading