Eugene Weekly

On June 28, 2019, The Nation ran a story by Zoe Capenter titled “Behind Oregon’s GOP Walkout is a Sordid Tale of Corporate Cash.” I was among … Continue reading →

If you’ve seen those Pembina commercials telling you what a good neighbor they are, and how safe and environmentally friendly the proposed Jordan Cove Energy … Continue reading →

Neal Cassidy (“High-Density Hell,” Letters, 6/20) has lambasted the ugly building spree in Eugene. Susan Hoffman (“Welcome to the Occupation,” Letters, 6/27) has pointed out that … Continue reading →

Respond loudly and quickly if you agree that the final concept design for EWEB’s Riverfront Park is ugly and unnatural. No offense to anyone involved, … Continue reading →

Gladly call me old fashioned, but when I read in Chow (6/20) the quote, “It’s gluten free, so shut the fuck up and eat it,” … Continue reading →

In his letter (James Phillips, 6/20) criticizing my opinion piece on the Green New Deal (“Green New Deal is a Must,” 6/6), Mr. Phillips is … Continue reading →

The timber industry asserts its practices are safe and that they have the studies to prove it. I searched for these studies and came up … Continue reading →

Since hearing of the impending closure of the Nurse Midwifery Birth Center, I’ve been participating in my first protest of anything. Yet, my births were … Continue reading →

Shout out to a little known organization that provides free delicious and nutritious meals to patients undergoing chemo treatment, including their caregivers. Positive Community Kitchen … Continue reading →

I grew up during WWII and America was at war with people who did this. The only difference now is there are not yet extermination … Continue reading →