Eugene Weekly

The article about Les AuCoin was like a script from the Twilight Zone. Jimmy Carter recently said if he had one more helicopter he would … Continue reading →

Christmas Day: I am listening to a conversation with six family members, who all have children, about their experiences with our current health care system. … Continue reading →

I’m noticing an increasingly strident group of Airbnb and other short-term rental (STR) owners argue against new regulations. They are spinning the issue cleverly, but I … Continue reading →

We were disappointed that 350 Eugene missed being included in last week’s EW Give Guide.  We wanted to let our town know of our 2019 … Continue reading →

I knew Phil Barnhart’s editorial on electric vehicles would incite some rebukes from some readers. I assumed most would be die hard gasoholics, but not … Continue reading →

Ideally, it would be great for everyone to walk, bike and take mass transit everywhere. Reality is, society is car-focused, and many still need a … Continue reading →

I was saddened to see the Eugene Weekly print a personal attack on me based on a falsehood without attempting to contact me first. I … Continue reading →

On Nov. 14, Eugene Weekly published a letter praising Styrofoam from Tim Shestek, a lobbyist for American Chemistry Council in Sacramento. I hope Eugene finally bans … Continue reading →

This month, the Lane County Cultural Coalition will proudly award $38,473 in grants supporting 37 local arts and heritage projects taking place in 2020. From a Springfield Latinx … Continue reading →

Do I hear a call for help in Mike Miller’s letter (12/12)?  He wrote, “If they’re so smart, why can’t expert climate people predict the weather … Continue reading →