Eugene Weekly

Earlier this year I had a vehicle issue and decided to walk home with my disabled son, starting out toward Crow from Veneta. It was … Continue reading →

Climate scientists have made it abundantly clear that in order to avoid the worst effects of climate change, Earth’s inhabitants must rapidly reduce greenhouse gas … Continue reading →

Yesterday, one of our employees brought to my attention that in one of your recent articles in Eugene Weekly, you mention High Pass Winery as … Continue reading →

The Oregon Legislature and local jurisdictions are scrambling for solutions to what they’re calling a housing crisis. House Speaker Tina Kotek claims, “The reality is … Continue reading →

It is no wonder that Judge [Suzanne] Chanti rendered a judgment against OCOR (Our Community Our Rights) on our initiative “Rights of Local Community Self-Government.” … Continue reading →

I am a “comics guy” and I love the art form of the comic strip, so it was not only disappointing to see The Register-Guard … Continue reading →

While credence is due to the investigative reporting that uncovered the lack of data collection of Eugene’s Community Court program (“Courting a Problem,” Jan. 31), … Continue reading →

In response to the letter “Get Rid of the Poor” (Feb. 7): How might one recognize a “lawbreaker” if they’ve not witnessed a crime committed? … Continue reading →

At a time when an excellent Eugene Weekly article by Taylor Perse and Morgan Theophil teaches us Eugene’s Community Court didn’t provide as much help … Continue reading →

Since it’s misguided at best for a news outlet to publish only one side of a complicated issue, I was glad to see Steve Waleri’s … Continue reading →