We love EW, we don’t love fishing, in letters
WITH LOVE TO EW Sending you this letter of not only commendation but of praise from my heart for all of the EW issues that … Continue reading
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Slant
• June marks two big months for underrepresented communities. First, as most folks know, June is Pride month. Here in Eugene, however, we do our … Continue reading
Dear mayor to damn Trump in letters to the editor
HOUSING FIRST, ALWAYS Dear Mayor Kaarin Knudson, I do not expect that this letter will get to you. Mayoral responsibilities are vast, but I hope … Continue reading
From Oregon media news to deer eating your tulips in Slant
• Who says civics education is dying? Certainly not Grace Kim, a 7th grader at Eugene’s Ridgeline Montessori, as well as 19 other finalists in … Continue reading
Gaza 2024
By Jesús Sepúlveda The body of Christ is a bombed strip. Mural of horror Sore hands Eternal smoke. More than 30 thousand mutilated bodies Dunes of … Continue reading
Redefining Housing
As the housing market evolves in Oregon, some groups are changing the way we accommodate our financial future
Living in a “cooperative”? I never gave the idea much thought, and I sure didn’t think I’d join a co-op housing community. To me, a … Continue reading
From the Temple of EWEB to Riding Bitch in Letters to the Editor
THANK YOU, EUGENE WEEKLY Emerson Brady wrote an article, “The Last Responders,” highlighting the Trauma Intervention Program of Lane County, published in this paper on … Continue reading
Slant from Bill Walton to all the allergens in the air
We asked what should be on our new mayor’s to-do list — some folks responded directly to us, and other responses you can read in … Continue reading
Places of Truth
What is community? What makes it your community?
What happens when we fall silent on issues that compromise the wellbeing of our community? The first question would be: Can you describe your communities? … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor
OFF WITH SMART METERS EWEB’s recent actions have made me really question what happened to compassion and clear thinking in our community. EWEB, Oregon’s largest … Continue reading