Eugene Weekly

Our housing crisis is real. Part of Oregon’s problems of affordable housing can be traced back to Senate Bill 100 and the formation of the … Continue reading →

Rep. DeFazio ends his response to my letter (9/19) by saying, “I support smart, targeted sanctions that limit adverse effects on civilian populations.” Actually, DeFazio … Continue reading →

If, by chance, I were to meet Arthur Waterbridge (“Get Out of Your Tree,” Letters, 9/26) in a pub or a coffee house and he … Continue reading →

Emily [Semple, Eugene city councilor]: Thank you for calling the homeless event for what it feels like to most Eugeneans. The trash, drug abuse, alcoholic … Continue reading →

The Eugene-area youth led Climate Strike on Friday, Sept. 27, marched from the federal building to Chase Bank at Willamette and 11th streets. Chase Bank was picked … Continue reading →

I went to the climate change protest last week and came away sorely disappointed. Seems like the mass of people were hoping for a “green … Continue reading →

In regard to your Slant on the departure of Jon Ruiz (EW, 9/19), this is the time to amend the Eugene Charter and to end … Continue reading →

In his essay “Creative Democracy,” education reformer and philosopher John Dewey wrote “the heart and final guarantee of democracy is in free discussion. Everything which … Continue reading →

Hi, climate change activists. I care deeply about the environment, and I want to work with you to protect Oregon and its amazing wildlife. What … Continue reading →

I deeply appreciate the Slant note (EW, 9/19) about a Portland high school’s problem populating their football teams. However, I’d like to clarify and emphasize … Continue reading →