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On any given day during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, dozens of tents can be seen scattered across Washington-Jefferson Park near downtown Eugene. Each week, the … Continue reading
For the first time in recent history, a number of Black athletes are speaking up about how they’ve been treated, are currently treated and how … Continue reading
In the span of half a year, Malori Musselman submitted more than a dozen offers on houses in the Eugene-Springfield area, only to be outbid … Continue reading
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Oregon Bottle Bill (OBB), the first modern bottle bill. The goals emphasized recycling containers and reducing litter, … Continue reading
Let’s say it again for those in the back: Get your damn vaccine. COVID cases are skyrocketing in Lane County. According to reports from hospitals … Continue reading
I can’t help but chuckle over the Honey Boo Boo drama coming from local tree huggers who are protesting the EWEB water reservoir project on … Continue reading
I’m responding to the 7/29 letter [“Time to Talk About Urban Fire Risks”] about working on defensible space around our urban homes to withstand wildfires. … Continue reading
The system of policing is inherently based in dominance. We should create alternative ways to care for people in our community who are experiencing distress … Continue reading
EWEB is the best provider of any service that I’ve ever had. I’ve been a customer since 1974. One hundred percent of the time when … Continue reading
If the last few years, especially 2020, have taught us anything, it is that we need to start having serious conversations about the risks our … Continue reading