Eugene Weekly

Amazing! In a recent guest viewpoint in The Register-Guard (“Springfield leaders target a barrier to affordable housing,” 3/17), the presidents of the Eugene and Springfield boards … Continue reading →

What good are the “pillars” of Envision Eugene, if pave-and-run, out-of-state for-maximum-profit developers can get away with most everything short of battery and assault on … Continue reading →

“The Nuclear Option” (Letters, 3/29) dismisses clean energy as unreliable and too expensive. In fact, solar/wind power now produces 18 percent of U.S. power — … Continue reading →

I read Bob Warren’s column (EW, 3/29) with great interest because I too am angry when I see the pit where City Hall stood Like … Continue reading →

Perhaps a more affordable solution than our city’s spending $7 million to completely silence horns would be to evaluate decibel levels generated by Amtrak passenger … Continue reading →

It seems the county commissioners don’t realize that the commission is the first level of government for all rural, non-incorporated areas of Lane County. They … Continue reading →

In mid-January, a subcontractor working for the city of Eugene’s Urban Forestry department chopped down my wonderful, prolific fig tree. When I insisted it must … Continue reading →

It is important to have representatives who fight the battles for equity and justice. It is even more important to have representatives who can win … Continue reading →

As a longtime observer of Eugene City Council, it seems to me that there is a great deal of truth to the criticisms leveled against … Continue reading →

Designed to prove that football players are more than screws in a corporate bulwark, those who play for University of Oregon have self-portraits in green … Continue reading →