Eugene Weekly

Over the last two decades I have read the local weekly from cover to cover and, in general, love the variety of interesting stories our … Continue reading →

As Eugene resident Deborah Strochlic wrote recently (Letters, April 6), the Eugene City Council will soon vote on new regulations that will drastically affect Eugene’s … Continue reading →

After the embarrassing revelations of the immature and cringe-worthy antics of its police force, it’s time for the architect of that force to resign or … Continue reading →

The Eugene City Council will soon vote on new regulations that will drastically affect tenants, especially those with barriers — poor credit, poor rental history, … Continue reading →

Let’s say you can’t resist rich desserts and have consequently gained 20 pounds that you need to lose. So you tell yourself that every time … Continue reading →

I’m so tired of people justifying their actions with, “I don’t have to follow the rules. I’m a patriot.” Frank Schnebly  Eugene

Growing up in a cross-cultural Eugene home, I learned to be optimistic about conflict resolution. I was a 9-year-old in 4J schools when the U.S. … Continue reading →

In February, the Eugene City Council passed a sensible plan to ban methane gas hookups to some types of new residential construction. It’s a start … Continue reading →

While the Eugene 4J School Board has had many challenges in the past few years, one member’s voice and actions have helped create positive and … Continue reading →

In “Grow Your Own” (EW, March 23) it was exciting to read gardening tips, how to support one another to grow our own food and … Continue reading →