Eugene Weekly

Three cheers for the Weekly, not only saying they want to hear from the youth but actually providing a format for them (‘Slant,’ 12/10). Great … Continue reading →

Here’s an effective plan to help the homeless. The city can allow tents, campers or cars to stay on city owned property. Such sites can … Continue reading →

Re: “Learn the Three ‘Rs,’ 4J” (Letters, 12/17). Though I appreciate the writer’s sentiment, history proves otherwise. By chance, I was a teacher at two … Continue reading →

I read with great interest the article (“The Butterfly and the Blaze,” EW 12/10) concerning the fires from this past summer and the connected weather … Continue reading →

Seeing a bulldozer idling over a tent, I’m outraged once again by the Eugene City Council. Right now, the council refuses to supply trash service … Continue reading →

We live in south Eugene. Bicycling by the former Edison Elementary School this afternoon we were shocked to see that apparently no effort was undertaken … Continue reading →

Now that the Republican party has been rebuffed by the Supreme Court, do not think that this treacherous cult will go back to being the … Continue reading →

Since the elections are more than a month in our rearview, maybe Eugene Weekly can stop with the vacuous takes on the Peter DeFazio v. … Continue reading →

If Congress votes for another round of direct stimulus payments to Americans, and President Trump signs the bill into law and takes credit for it … Continue reading →

I applaud your endorsement of reading as opposed to binge-watching television, but there was one critical element missing from your otherwise excellent book review article … Continue reading →