Eugene Weekly

Eugene Weekly recently reported on a dispute between Emerald Public Utility District and Springfield Utility Board regarding which electric utility should serve parts of southeast … Continue reading →

It was disheartening, but no surprise, to learn that the Eugene City Council is considering drastic cuts in the city’’s support of the Greenhill Humane … Continue reading →

Over many years in our capacity as Eugene Education Association president and co-presidents, we represented all of the teachers and certified staff in 4J. We … Continue reading →

If I were the king of Eugene, the buses would be free (to encourage ridership) and the schedule would always be weekday. Beverley Mowery  Eugene

Throughout all the discussion about natural gas stove bans, there has been almost no discussion of reduction of energy demand. Fossil fuels bad? Just switch … Continue reading →

To be a school board member, one has to do the homework. It is not enough to campaign to “restore student success” out of the … Continue reading →

We are longtime Eugene residents who were proud to send our children to 4J schools. We believe the strength of 4J schools has been, in … Continue reading →

I would like to respond to the story “Slashing Animal Services” in Eugene Weekly on April 20. Many of us are very concerned about this … Continue reading →

Eugene is fortunate that Scott Freck spent the past 11 years in his home state working tirelessly as the executive director of the Eugene Symphony. … Continue reading →