Eugene Weekly

Regarding Measure 114 facing legal challenges, The People voted and passed Measure 114. That is how a democracy works. Measure 114 is not about taking … Continue reading →

First, let me say that I grew up in a newspaper-reading family. Or, I should say, a two-paper family — the Los Angeles Examiner and … Continue reading →

The video of the owner callously throwing mop bucket water on a sleeping person was first posted on Reddit. The owner tried to blame the … Continue reading →

“Natural” gas is a mixture of gaseous hydrocarbons consisting primarily of methane. Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, contributing heavily to global warming. Children living … Continue reading →

In yet another blow to local journalism, The Register-Guard has seen fit to discontinue its opinion pages, including Don Kahle’s column. I hope Eugene Weekly … Continue reading →

I have read that the city should do something about homelessness here in Eugene. But what many don’t understand is that Lane County is actually … Continue reading →

In response to Dan Bryant’s 12/1 ViewPoint “Political Relief Comes to Democrats”: Exit polls are not “Who would you like to vote for?” —  instead, … Continue reading →

Measure 111 has passed and done so by more than 20,000 votes, meaning that the majority of voters are in favor of an amendment to … Continue reading →

In response to Jeff Salata’s letter “Where Did Eugene Go?” (EW 11/23), I’m sorry to say the answer seems to be, Hell. There is no … Continue reading →

I heated my home with NW Natural gas, and the deep winter bill was $90 a month for five years. I installed a heat pump … Continue reading →