Eugene Weekly

Tear gassing the mayor. Bludgeoning innocent people. Launching waves of tear gas and rubber bullets at pregnant women and mothers. The Black Lives Matter protests … Continue reading →

Housing is Eugene’s most critical issue. The city has a drastic shortage of rental apartments, especially for lower-income people. Renters are over half of Eugene … Continue reading →

In response to Jim Selby’s letter (dog whistle) in last week’s edition (“The Left Rewards Bad Behavior,” Letters 7-23), in short, he states that Democrats … Continue reading →

Regarding the letter to the editor (7-23), “When Will The City Help The Homeless?” I’ve lived here for four years, and from what I have … Continue reading →

Thank you for “Unable to Help” (EW 7-9). Pat Hadley and Eric Jackson are the kind of people I always imagined I would meet in … Continue reading →

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” uttered by George Santayana, an Italian who lived from 1863-1952. How true those words … Continue reading →

From your April 23, endorsements: “District Attorney: Patty Perlow’s experience and support from the justice community makes this one a slam dunk.” In March 2019, … Continue reading →

I use my bike bell all the time And people think it’s cute It makes a lovely little chime Quite musically, to boot! A bell … Continue reading →

Dr. Trump believes the jury is still out on science despite his latest lie that he’s never been against wearing face masks. He does believe … Continue reading →

Riding my bike around Eugene and along the river I notice the growing number of tent camps and people sleeping or crashed out in the … Continue reading →