The Key Is To Care For One Another
As a 92-year-old retired RN, I am grateful to be able to support my local church, welcoming all persons; Church Women United working to find … Continue reading
Year: 2021
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Exhibit
Don’t mourn the dead. Celebrate the departed on Día de los Muertos. It is a joyful celebration, primarily among people of Mexican heritage on the … Continue reading
Eugene Can Lead the State On Climate Action
The City Council should regulate natural gas and begin transition to 100 percent renewable electricity
By Dylan Plummer Despite yet another summer of climate-driven wildfires, droughts, and a heatwave that killed more than 100 people across the region, the methane … Continue reading
Slant
Eugene Weekly has been on a COVID diet — the loss of ad revenues means we print fewer pages and few papers (but hey we are … Continue reading
United States Of Amnesia
What are we, a bunch of Asians? “Totalitarian Ruin” (10/7) appears as a probe into American ills which led to the Jan. 6 insurrection, but … Continue reading
Run More Reader Letters!
Like thousands of others, I’ve been a loyal advocate for the What’s Happening / Eugene Weekly for decades. With the pandemic, everything about news weeklies … Continue reading
Listening and Waiting
Maxine Scates explores change and constancy in nature in her new book My Wilderness
“When I first moved here, ferns grew six feet high,” Eugene poet Maxine Scates says in a phone interview. “The ferns are all gone now. … Continue reading
The Left Would Be No Better
Tom Coffin believes if the very ill-planned Jan. 6 “coup” had succeeded, we would be living in a totalitarian, racist regime (“Totalitarian Ruin,” EW 10/7). … Continue reading
News Brights
Good things in the local Lane County area
Longtime Eugene Weekly nature columnist David Wagner received the Oregon Blackberry Award Thursday, Oct. 7 for the way he helps Eugeneans notice and enjoy the … Continue reading
Conte Responds About ADU Limits
Eugene Weekly readers should determine the truth about ADU regulations for themselves in contrast to accepting Eliza Kashinsky’s false statements (Letters, 10/7). Eugene has allowed … Continue reading