New Year’s Wish
I have a special wish for 2020, for my first grandchild due in January, and for all children. Of the many problems the world faces, … Continue reading
Opinion: Page 213
Is It Treason?
It’s amazing to witness Democratic federal law makers nearly bending over backwards to praise and vote for Trump’s U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement (USMCA) hours after impeaching … Continue reading
Loving Reagan
The article about Les AuCoin was like a script from the Twilight Zone. Jimmy Carter recently said if he had one more helicopter he would … Continue reading
The Solution
Christmas Day: I am listening to a conversation with six family members, who all have children, about their experiences with our current health care system. … Continue reading
Slant
• Oregon’s unemployment fell to 3.9 percent in November — the lowest rate in 43 years. That’s cause for celebration, right? Just ask any Republican. … Continue reading
Empty Promises Agency (EPA)
Why the Triangle Lake area air sampling never happened
By Justin Workman On March 8, 2012, my heart sank after hearing the Highway 36 Human Health Exposure Investigation had been suspended. That sadness turned … Continue reading
Airbnb BS
I’m noticing an increasingly strident group of Airbnb and other short-term rental (STR) owners argue against new regulations. They are spinning the issue cleverly, but I … Continue reading
Donate To Climate
We were disappointed that 350 Eugene missed being included in last week’s EW Give Guide. We wanted to let our town know of our 2019 … Continue reading
Change Is Required
I knew Phil Barnhart’s editorial on electric vehicles would incite some rebukes from some readers. I assumed most would be die hard gasoholics, but not … Continue reading
All Solutions are Needed
Ideally, it would be great for everyone to walk, bike and take mass transit everywhere. Reality is, society is car-focused, and many still need a … Continue reading