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Letters to the editor should be less than 250 words and sent to letters@eugeneweekly.com along with your address and phone number for our files. We … Continue reading
If you have ever had a pet of any kind you would know that animals do everything in their power not to foul their own … Continue reading
Unfuckingbelievable. That’s about all I got. If someone said in January that this year’s flu would be worse than usual, that it would be easier … Continue reading
COVID-19 is like something out of a movie: No one saw it coming, so no one knows how to react to it. That’s why we … Continue reading
This old hippie has been waiting for this moment in time when the crystal veil between the Piscean Age and the Aquarian Age is finally … Continue reading
It was good to see Eugene Weekly now has a place on its website to make donations to keep the paper going during this time … Continue reading
Eliza Kashinsky is a master at irony, if not outright deception. Eugene Weekly reports (3/5): “Kashinsky describes her own area of living, the Jefferson West … Continue reading
We’ve heard the recommendations dozens of times: Wash your hands with soap and water, for at least 20 seconds; social distance at least six feet … Continue reading
When I look at City Council Ward 1 candidates, Tim Morris stands out. I have seen him in action for four years, and he works … Continue reading
In the 1/9/20 Eugene Weekly Letters, Rob Handy singled out Executive Director Jacob Fox and Resident Advisory Board commissioners Char Reavis and Michelle Thurston with … Continue reading
For Sale: A large pile of shit, accumulated since January 20, 2017. I’ve made many attempts to rid myself of this shit, but it won’t … Continue reading
One of the fastest growing areas for employment is healthcare. Job demand is extremely high and employment rates near 100 percent. Our population is outgrowing … Continue reading
Being represented by Peter DeFazio is one of the many reasons I love living in the 4th Congressional District. DeFazio is smart, honest and hardworking. … Continue reading
In the mid-morning hours of February 11, a homeless woman gave birth on a sidewalk in downtown Salem. In August 2019, in the early … Continue reading