Eugene Weekly

Three Eugene 4J School Board seats are on the ballot this May. Please join me in supporting Judy Newman for re-election to her post. Newman … Continue reading →

Coming from Missouri, I always viewed the West Coast — Oregon, in particular— as being dozens of years ahead of my home state in environmental … Continue reading →

Yes, we tore down City Hall. It was a one-floor box on stilts, decorated with heavy wooden slats. It was a product of an era … Continue reading →

Open space is healthy! This is just a simple plea to the city of Eugene and its citizens to please consider making the old City … Continue reading →

I, too, was puzzled and dismayed at watching the city of Eugene pay millions to throw away a city hall that was younger than I … Continue reading →

Thank you Eugene Weekly for the important, revelatory investigative story (“They Put Up a Parking Lot,” EW 3/4) on the history to date of the … Continue reading →

With the pandemic placing stress on everyone, there has never been a better time for families to receive books in the mail each month as … Continue reading →

It’s obvious to anyone who lives up river in the Cascades on McKenzie Highway 126 that the plunder of our natural resources is going through … Continue reading →

Climate change has always felt to me to be a very distant problem. My dad might have shown me news articles of ice caps melting, … Continue reading →

I taught music overseas in many other countries and I have a myriad of international friends. It is a rare week that I don’t hear … Continue reading →