Eugene Weekly

I am responding to the article “The Nuclear Option” the Eugene Weekly published 3/29. Calder writes that clean energy such as wind and solar is … Continue reading →

Scientific evidence has proven man-made carbon emissions are responsible for global warming and climate change. We are fortunate in Eugene to have candidate Zach Mulholland, … Continue reading →

Any elected official who votes a straight party line is violating: their oath of office; the state and federal constitutions; any and all rules of … Continue reading →

Regarding the 4/12 article in Eugene Weekly titled “Forestry Panel Addresses Controversy,” I have to say I completely understand why some of the board members … Continue reading →

As a colleague of Nora Kent at Lane Community College, I know how much she cares about people. I have seen her go above and … Continue reading →

I am voting for Mindy Schlossberg for the at-large position on the EWEB board. The EWEB board is very important because the decisions it makes … Continue reading →

Did you know Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP) is a nonprofit research and educational organization of 20,000 physicians, medical students and health professionals … Continue reading →

Someone pointed out to me that they hadn’t seen anything from the supporters of the City Council’s so-called “auditor lite” initiative. I couldn’t help but … Continue reading →

I recently heard about a new nonprofit called CORE (Community Outreach through Radical Empowerment). From their Facebook page it says, “CORE is a nonprofit dedicated … Continue reading →

Recent news reports have highlighted Sinclair Broadcasting Corporation’s politically motivated control over the content of its local television news stations. Sinclair currently owns more than 170 … Continue reading →