There’s A Word For That
I am old and increasingly forgetful, so I appreciate EW’s reminder of the importance of masturbation in these isolating times. But I’m surprised no one … Continue reading
Year: 2020
Benefïts 101
COVID-19 means a record number of people need help understanding unemployment
In the last month and a half, a record number of nearly 300,000 Oregon residents filed for unemployment due to COVID-19. But with the advent … Continue reading
Looking At The Bright Side
Let’s appreciate things we have! If just a couple months ago someone would’ve told us that the whole world is going to be stuck at … Continue reading
Stimulating Compassion
We are not wealthy, but we are retired with a reasonable income. My wife and I have decided what we will do with our stimulus … Continue reading
Slant
• Sen. Ron Wyden, known for his town halls all over the state of Oregon, held an April 17 virtual town hall on Facebook, and … Continue reading
Stay Home and Vote!
Democracy doesn’t die in COVID-19 when you live in Oregon
COVID-19 is dominating the news cycle and our daily lives, but there’s still an election — now, and again in November. And Oregon has vote by … Continue reading
Web Letters – Election Edition II
KEEP IT SEMPLE Ward 1 constituents cannot improve upon Emily Semple’s representation on Eugene City Council. Semple has been strong in addressing downtown business concerns, … Continue reading
Earth Day News Roundup
Celebrate the world — indoors and socially distanced — with some good news
It feels hard to celebrate the Earth while we’re in quarantine. But while we’re in a sort of timeout from the rest of the world, … Continue reading
Eugene City Council Candidates Questionnaire
The Oregon primary election is May 19. And there are a lot of people running for positions in the city of Eugene,and it’s hard to … Continue reading
Eugene Mayoral Candidates Questionnaire
The Oregon primary election is May 19. And there are a lot of people running for positions in the city of Eugene,and it’s hard to … Continue reading