Eugene Weekly

In response to Patty Hine’s letter (EW 2/4) about the claim that natural gas is a “clean bridge fuel,” it is the case that for … Continue reading →

It is very important for seniors to get the vaccine as soon as possible. The death statistics for seniors are extremely high and have been … Continue reading →

Ruth Bascom was Eugene’s first woman mayor, from 1993 to 1996, and she left a legacy that is unparalleled in our community by being a … Continue reading →

Taylor Griggs’ article “Salmon in Smoke” (EW, 2/4) does a commendable job covering the impacts that have pushed McKenzie River salmon runs to the brink … Continue reading →

I’m a professional artist and fourth generation Oregonian. Like many Americans, I have a special relationship with the natural beauty of our wild places. For … Continue reading →

Regarding Gov. Kate Brown’s vaccine decision to continually defer critical distribution to and thereby frankly sacrifice elderly — after she got hers, of course — … Continue reading →

It matters today that George W. Bush was never elected president. We would not have Chief Justice John Roberts nor Justice Samuel Alito. Instead, we … Continue reading →

If vaccines were distributed according to common sense instead of identity politics, farmers, field hands, food producers, garbage haulers and the people who work in … Continue reading →

Expanded polystyrene sucks. You know it. I know it. Your mom knows it. We use it or have used it. We can feel that it … Continue reading →

I commend Gov. Kate Brown’s early decisions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, including restricting businesses which cannot accommodate safe distancing, such as bars, restaurants and gyms. … Continue reading →