Eugene Weekly

We first heard about climate warming and possible disasters more than 60 years ago. Have we recognized the disasters taking place with droughts, flooding, excess … Continue reading →

I have been following the local “Choose Kindness” campaign with interest. Hard not to when you see yard signs all over the place in Eugene. … Continue reading →

Your Oct. 31 article “Perpetual Plastics” made it sound like Eugene was doing all it needs to do in regards to its Single Use Serviceware … Continue reading →

Regarding the tragic shooting in North Eugene, where “a leaf blower was found in the street near the shooting”: I really dislike leaf blowers and … Continue reading →

Thank you, Mayor Lucy Vinis, for your leadership of the city’s draft of the Climate Action Plan 2.0. As you know, this will require personal … Continue reading →

Now that the construction on Agate Street is really taking shape, it seems like Hayward Field is a name too homely and humble for such … Continue reading →

Robert Knapp’s recent screed in Eugene Weekly (Letters, 11/7) misses the point not only of Reza Behnam’s letter about The Register-Guard, but the purpose of … Continue reading →

Living in Thailand for the first 13 years of my life, I know what pollution looks like. Despite being a small country, Thailand polluted our … Continue reading →

I’m glad to see EW is unafraid to publish criticism of the Israeli government since the new owners of The Register-Guard have decided to suppress … Continue reading →

Oh look: The homeless camp previously situated at 13th and Lawrence has magically appeared in your front yard. Any of your employees afraid to walk … Continue reading →