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Here in Eugene, we boast of having weed shops on almost every corner, which is convenient — until a global pandemic hits and forces everyone … Continue reading
When you think of essential workers in a pandemic, budtender is probably one of the last that comes to mind. Five years ago, people saw … Continue reading
Some good news in time for Earth Day April 22: We now have a chance to see what the world looks like with less of … Continue reading
As the novel coronavirus pandemic entered our community, homeless advocates sprang to work, trying to protect the most vulnerable among us. Lane County, in conjunction … Continue reading
As he promised, President Donald Trump has deliberately undone many government regulations. Why then is he proposing a new one? His proposed executive order “Making … Continue reading
Hey, bicyclists and joggers: The paved paths along the Willamette River Greenway are plenty wide for us to maintain the recommended six feet separation. But … Continue reading
When people enter a hospital emergency room with symptoms of COVID-19, they are immediately assessed by a physician who decides if they meet the criteria … Continue reading
IF IT AIN’T BROKE, DON’T FIX IT As the Eugene public knows, City Councilor Emily Semple has served with diligence and distinction during her first … Continue reading
At his so-called ratings record-breaking busting press conference April 13, President Donald Trump claimed “total authority” over states. But on that same day, governors from … Continue reading
Conservation groups plan to sue the Trump administration for its failure to protect the red tree vole population that resides on the north Oregon coast. … Continue reading