Eugene Weekly

The greatest threat to our national security is the changing climate. With that being said we need to have our elected leaders advocate for it. … Continue reading →

I am concerned about EWEB’s cutting of trees in Eugene. If they have reservoirs they are decommissioning, why aren’t they keeping those reservoirs going vs. … Continue reading →

Humans’ cruel disregard for animal life is evident in media coverage of forest fires. When I hear of hundreds of thousands of acres burning, I … Continue reading →

I’ve been putting off traveling up the McKenzie River corridor for about 10 months since the fires in September 2020 because I knew it would … Continue reading →

Expelled Oregon legislator Mike Nearman was fined and sentenced to community service after pleading guilty to official misconduct for letting right-wing protesters into the closed … Continue reading →

I support the community’s concerns about EWEB’s new proposed water reservoir project at 40th and Patterson. What an opportunity to give something special to this … Continue reading →

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Oregon Bottle Bill (OBB), the first modern bottle bill. The goals emphasized recycling containers and reducing litter, … Continue reading →

I can’t help but chuckle over the Honey Boo Boo drama coming from local tree huggers who are protesting the EWEB water reservoir project on … Continue reading →

I’m responding to the 7/29 letter [“Time to Talk About Urban Fire Risks”] about working on defensible space around our urban homes to withstand wildfires. … Continue reading →

The system of policing is inherently based in dominance. We should create alternative ways to care for people in our community who are experiencing distress … Continue reading →