Stop, Collaborate And Listen
A few weeks ago, the Weekly published a letter of mine, defending the Eugene Transportation Planning department’s bicycle lane upgrade of 13th Avenue. I also … Continue reading
Year: 2023
What’s Left at Waldo?
Hike to The Twins and Bobby Lake
You’ve probably heard that the Waldo Lake area burned last fall. The Cedar Creek Fire smoldered through August, but then ripped around the shore of … Continue reading
Theater to Die For
Ira Levin’s Deathtrap opens August 4 at the Wildish
Right when playwright Sidney Bruhl is overdue for a hit show, he finds a chance to rise to the top once more, but this time … Continue reading
The Journey To Preserving History
Author Diane Wilson comes to the Eugene Public Library August 6 to talk about her book ‘The Seed Keeper’
There have been opportunities throughout the summer to pick up a free copy of the novel to read and keep as well as community conversations … Continue reading
Don’t Recall Holvey
Current and past Lane County commissioners request voters do not sign the recall petitions against the state representative
By Pat Farr, Laurie Trieger, Heather Buch,Joe Berney, Bill Dwyer, Bobby Green,Pete Sorenson and Faye Stewart Current and past Lane County commissioners request voters do … Continue reading
Reject The Anti-Government Walker
Eugene is a bastion of progressive politics — from housing, to climate action, to worker protections — and Eugeneans overwhelmingly support policies to build a … Continue reading
No Money Behind the Mugshots
Owner and organizer of Lane County Mugshots is fundraising to help pay the bills
Whether it’s reading only half an article before having to pay to get to why the story matters, or shoe ads filling up your screen, … Continue reading
Traffic Snarling
Eugene starts the design process to renovate Franklin Boulevard
The city of Eugene is moving forward with plans for five new roundabouts on Franklin Boulevard from Alder Street to Interstate 5, despite the criticisms … Continue reading
Loving Electric
I recently purchased an electric bike and love it! I live at the north end of Gilham and work downtown. My commute to work is … Continue reading
Lane County’s First Free Food Truck
86 Hunger is campaigning to raise money for a free food truck in Eugene that would combat food insecurity by providing free meals and produce boxes.
Healthy food for cheap is hard to come by in Eugene, and the 86 Hunger Foundation is working to fix that. As a local nonprofit … Continue reading