Eugene Weekly

On Nov. 5, Eugene voters will be asked to vote on Ballot Measure 20-302. If approved, the measure would amend the Eugene City Charter to … Continue reading →

I am writing in response to Henry Houston’s article published online Oct. 8 (EW Blog). Are e-scooters becoming an effective means of transportation whilst cutting … Continue reading →

Last night a memory imposed on my sleep, elevating a detail I had not entertained in many years. The memory was of attending a Philadelphia … Continue reading →

In politics, you have to know who your enemies are. Half of Eugene residents are renters, oppressed by low wages and high rents. Some of … Continue reading →

Where can I buy a kilo of nicotine? Do I have to go directly to the tobacco industry? Or is that available in its pure … Continue reading →

The latest news cycle reminds us that placing money over morality carries a very high karmic price, and the Nike footprint on Eugene has elevated … Continue reading →

So, as I passed through the TSA checkpoint at 5am at the Eugene airport, complete with full body scan, shoe removal and pat-down; my carry-on … Continue reading →

The effects of 5G on humans and all life on the earth will be dangerous. Brussels, Belgium has already stopped the 5G. More than several … Continue reading →

Nelson Ijih, a Republican immigrant from Nigeria running for Congress in 2020, has adopted the catchphrase “Make America Great Again” and changed it to “Make … Continue reading →

Eugene’s ballot measure 20-302 limiting future city council’s ability to raise payroll taxes or use them for other expenses are reassuring steps but in the … Continue reading →