Eugene Weekly

As the former site coordinator for senior meals downtown Eugene, I would like to expand and perhaps further humanize a couple of the people you … Continue reading →

Right-wing writers such as Jerry Ritter (Letters 12/23) like to claim that Portland burned during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests. Nonsense! Mostly a number … Continue reading →

The Register-Guard informed us recently that the monthly print subscription price is going up from $20-plus per month to $45 per month. Since the new … Continue reading →

A drone catapulted airborne from government refrigeration centers gently drops a parachuted container with 2,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine into a remote village in Ghana, … Continue reading →

Patrick Starnes is a champion for the people. He seeks to get corporate control out of our politics. For far too long we have been … Continue reading →

Is it true that electricity is 100 percent clean? What about all of those electricity generating plants that rely on fossil fuels? What about nuclear … Continue reading →

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Earth Stewards Committee, along with Interfaith EarthKeepers (InterfaithEarthKeepers.org), has joined forces with McKenzie River Trust and Long Tom Watershed Council to … Continue reading →

One of the lessons of environmentalism is that even without global warming, all the countries of the world could not possibly become economically like the … Continue reading →

As climate change becomes a significant subject in the Oregon governor’s campaign, we’re getting a front-row seat to each candidate’s program. The Oregon League of … Continue reading →

If I were the king of Eugene, I would purchase the Lane County Fairgrounds and turn it into a mixed use development —  housing for … Continue reading →