Cutting Gas Use Is Just Half The Battle
Throughout all the discussion about natural gas stove bans, there has been almost no discussion of reduction of energy demand. Fossil fuels bad? Just switch … Continue reading
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Throughout all the discussion about natural gas stove bans, there has been almost no discussion of reduction of energy demand. Fossil fuels bad? Just switch … Continue reading
May 4 is Star Wars Day (and if you don’t know what we mean, it’s May the Fourth, get it?), and that’s the day you … Continue reading
To be a school board member, one has to do the homework. It is not enough to campaign to “restore student success” out of the … Continue reading
YES ON DILIBERTO FOR 4J BOARD My wife and I are retired educators who support Tom DiLiberto for 4J School Board. I worked 18 years … Continue reading
We are longtime Eugene residents who were proud to send our children to 4J schools. We believe the strength of 4J schools has been, in … Continue reading
I would like to respond to the story “Slashing Animal Services” in Eugene Weekly on April 20. Many of us are very concerned about this … Continue reading
Eugene is fortunate that Scott Freck spent the past 11 years in his home state working tirelessly as the executive director of the Eugene Symphony. … Continue reading
The May special election is nigh — or at the very least your ballots are mailed this week. So stay tuned for our election endorsements … Continue reading
It’s a good time for change. That is particularly true for the Eugene 4J School Board. Recent board meetings have been chaotic, charges have been … Continue reading
The sudden, unexplained and unexpected announcement of the imminent closure of McKenzie Midwifery and Lactation Services two weeks ago has left many families, mothers and … Continue reading