Eugene Weekly

Since you asked (Slant, 3/2), no, I don’t think characterizing Eugene as a “really caring place” is accurate if what the question meant was — … Continue reading →

Everyone imagining there be something significant to be gained by mandating the substitution of electric appliances over gas ones is seriously deluding themselves. Gas exhaust … Continue reading →

On Monday, Feb. 13, the Eugene City Council, acting on a recommendation from the Eugene so-called Planning Commission, approved an amendment to the land use … Continue reading →

After driving the nightmare of 13th Avenue through downtown to the University of Oregon campus, I’m convinced that Pres. Joe Biden is moonlighting as Eugene’s … Continue reading →

This is my best attempt at responding to Stephen Cole’s letter (“Don’t Hate Haters,” Feb. 2) about my Viewpoint (“Dear Hateful,” Jan. 26). I do … Continue reading →

In the 1950s, when the tobacco industry realized that the link between tobacco use and serious illness was a threat to their profits, it embarked … Continue reading →

I do not drive a car, and have lived near Franklin Boulevard for three years so that I could walk to school and ride the … Continue reading →

Neste Oil Corporation purchased SeQuential’s biofuel sourcing and refining assets (EW, “Fried Fuels,” Feb. 9). Details have been sketchy, and we should look deeper. Neste … Continue reading →

Holy bong hit! An entire issue (Feb. 16) of Eugene Weekly without one single dope ad in it. What’s going on? Has the paper been … Continue reading →