Eugene Weekly

Children will encounter scenarios legislation can’t prevent (“Kids and Guns,” Letters, 4/4). The suggestion — to “hold gun owners accountable for responsibly storing their guns” … Continue reading →

Thanks to UO Climate Justice League’s Brendan Adamczyk (“Confronting Big Timber,” 4/4) for raising our awareness about the proposed Thurston Hills ”Pedal Power” logging operation. … Continue reading →

I am a progressive, lefty feminist who has served on the Eugene 4J board for four years. There is an upcoming race for a seat that … Continue reading →

Mark Twain said if you don’t read the newspaper you are uninformed and if you do read the newspaper you are misinformed. “Climate Laws” (EW, 4/4) … Continue reading →

The 4J school district has a golden opportunity to do right by both students and parents in our community, by adopting a Community Benefits Agreement … Continue reading →

In his letter (“This Should Go Over Well,” 3/21), Arthur Waterbridge writes of his dislike of the term “toxic masculinity.” I don’t care for this … Continue reading →

In this age of Facebook, where we bemoan the lack of personal contact, I just wanted to share a lovely moment of connection in our … Continue reading →

Is there a crisis in health care, especially with hospitals in the Eugene-Springfield area? We are inclined to think so based on recent needs for … Continue reading →

With several bills on gun violence prevention moving through the Oregon Legislature this session, I am deeply disappointed to see our local Sen. Lee Beyer … Continue reading →

We — concerned college students with the University of Oregon’s Climate Justice League — oppose the use of aggressive logging, or “regeneration harvest,” in the … Continue reading →