Eugene Weekly

With George Floyd’s murderer having been found guilty, here are a few random thoughts: It takes about 850 hours of training to become a police … Continue reading →

In the middle of April, while in my living room in an apartment complex near downtown Eugene, I heard an explosion that shook my apartment. … Continue reading →

The upcoming 4J School Board election is about change. For more than 20 years, the overall model in 4J has been about continued centralization and … Continue reading →

Maybe dedicate the entire riverfront in Glenwood to medium density housing with a riverside bike path. Nobody could argue gentrification (“Riverfront Song,” EW 4/15) if … Continue reading →

This morning during my regular bike ride along the river, I saw some people who were apparently organized by a group called SOLVE, who were … Continue reading →

Springfield voters have the opportunity this May to transform our school board to better serve our students, parents and community. Emilio Hernandez is running for … Continue reading →

During my tenure as a 4J speech and language specialist, co-president of the Eugene Education Association, member of the 4J Budget Committee and 4J Bond … Continue reading →

Remember leading up to the election last fall when we started hearing the disturbing “stop the steal” messages? Many of us, already deeply troubled by … Continue reading →

I live on Irving Road in Santa Clara. While walking down to Santa Clara Square by way of Newcastle Street, I passed a group of … Continue reading →

Shannon Wilson’s recent plea about local action on the housing crisis (“Building a Luxury Hotel While People Sleep in the Streets,” Letters 4/8) comes at … Continue reading →