Is EW No Longer Going To Pot?
EW’s 1/20 issue had no cannabis ads. I’m not sure if that represents a plus or a minus trend for EW revenue. Ownership has continued … Continue reading
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“Collaborating on Permanent Housing Solutions” is the City Club of Eugene topic for noon Friday, Jan 28. Speakers are Debi Farr, community relations manager for … Continue reading
Oregon Needs An Outsider Like Kristof
It is ironic that in this era when Republicans are doing all they can to restrict voting access and transform elections to “selections,” Shemia Fagan, … Continue reading
Local and Vocal
Readers weigh in on local and national issues
Traditional newspapers call opinion pieces written by the community “op eds” because they appear “opposite the editorial” page where the opinions of the editorial board … Continue reading
Eugene Shouldn’t Be So Promiscuous
Before it is too late, I hope our city leaders and executives will stop acting like a Chamber of Commerce, cheerleading and incentivizing developers who … Continue reading
Let The Voters Decide On Kristof
Who gets to run for governor in Oregon? Seems some career politicians want to keep Nick Kristof off the state ballot. Political insiders in the … Continue reading
A Death Dishonored
Attackers who beat a homeless man and left him for dead in 2017 went free when the Lane County DA dropped charges
By Scott McKee Steven Ray Scott was beaten and left for dead during a senseless argument over a crack pipe in Springfield. The reason his … Continue reading
Bring Back Civil Debate On Vaccines
I realize that this letter is not in accord with your editorial stance or with most current opinions concerning refusal to be vaccinated against COVID-19. … Continue reading
Get Over Yourself
Too often our anger is like trying to thread a needle while shouting curses
By Doyle Srader Over my decade and a half in Eugene, I’ve shared the city with Sabrina Ionescu and Marcus Mariota, and I am not … Continue reading
Woodmen, Spare Those Trees
Massive timber project is disastrous for old growth and disastrous for the planet
By Deb McGee Thousands of majestic old trees in the mountains east of Eugene will soon be headed for lumber mills. On the heels of … Continue reading