Eugene Weekly

Eugene Weekly published two letters (12/19 and 12/26) referring to my status as an Airbnb host. The authors also had some things to say about … Continue reading →

The recent letters to the editor discussing the toxic legacy of waste incinerators have been shockingly emotional, ignoring the facts. Of course, plastic bag and … Continue reading →

I am troubled by the letters attacking Phil Barnhart’s column about electric vehicles (EW, 12/5). Of course, riding a bike, walking and taking a bus … Continue reading →

Mayor Vinis and Councilors: As you know, Eugene’s Transportation Systems Plan’s goal is to triple alternate modes (walk, bike and bus) by the year 2035. … Continue reading →

Na na Gaia, full of grace, a guide is thy Way. Blessed art thou amongst heavenly bodies and blessed are the fruits of thy earth. … Continue reading →

I’m sure John Large is simply the wonderful person your article indicates, but he’s at best a deluded fool when it comes to Donald Trump, … Continue reading →

Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Adam Schiff recessed the presidential impeachment hearings with the comment, “We are better than that.” He was referring to … Continue reading →

I, along with so many other Eugene-Springfield citizens, attended the Impeachment Eve Rally at the Federal Courthouse. It felt good to be paying tribute to … Continue reading →

I have a special wish for 2020, for my first grandchild due in January, and for all children.  Of the many problems the world faces, … Continue reading →

It’s amazing to witness Democratic federal law makers nearly bending over backwards to praise and vote for Trump’s U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA) hours after impeaching … Continue reading →