Newman Brings Perspective To 4J
I’m writing in support of Judy Newman for Eugene 4J School Board. Through her founding and ongoing work with EC Cares, Newman has devoted her … Continue reading
Year: 2021
Riverfront Song
Development in Glenwood is moving fast as companies try to win a bid to transform riverfront property. But Glenwood residents feel left out of the conversation and are worried about gentrification.
Cars fly by on Franklin Boulevard, whooshing through Glenwood, some occasionally honking in support of the dozen demonstrators in front of Camp Putt Adventure Golf … Continue reading
Homeless Camping Sites on the Council Table
The Eugene City Council considers a proposed plan to establish tent and car camping sites for unhoused people at Monday’s work session
At the Eugene City Council’s work session April 12, Assistant City Manager Kristie Hammitt and Public Works Director Matt Rodrigues introduced a six-month plan that … Continue reading
‘Protecting Mother Earth’
Earth Day webinar will highlight justice, ecology and environmental law from a Native perspective.
The 1,200 mile-long, underground Dakota Access Pipeline skirts the northern edge of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, carrying crude oil beneath the Missouri River with … Continue reading
A New Arts Haven
The Eugene Ballet’s new Midtown Arts Center provides a space for dancers and other arts groups
In a final rehearsal, four Eugene Ballet dancers move across the floor in their new studio, polishing several spots in their routine. This room they … Continue reading
Broadband for All
Internet strength in Lane County’s rural areas is getting better thanks to government grants and organizations
For more than a year, many people in Lane County have been working from home, but for rural residents, it’s been a period of spotty … Continue reading
Let’s Consume Less Energy Of Any Kind
Thank you for the articles on electric transportation in your March 25 issue. The smaller of these ways of getting around are important, because they … Continue reading
It’s About Time – April 2021
Our transition from rainy season through spring to summer is not a steady process. This past rainy season was never interrupted with winter in the … Continue reading
Just Say ‘No’ To Northwest Natural
In the world of climate science, energy and climate change policymaking, 20 years is a long time. Eugene’s 1999 franchise agreement with Northwest Natural has … Continue reading
Manning Needs To Walk His Talk
In his latest newsletter, state Sen. James Manning (D-Eugene) tells us, “Citizen engagement is a critical part of a representative democracy. I strongly encourage all … Continue reading