A Bridge to Sell You
NW Natural‘s ‘Destination Zero’ is a bridge to nowhere
by Danny Noonan About a decade ago, the fossil fuel industry sold the public the idea that gas could be a “bridge fuel” between coal-fired … Continue reading
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Isaacson For Ward 7 Councilor
During the worst of the pandemic, when my neighbors needed help the most, I could count on Dan Isaacson. I spent much of the pandemic … Continue reading
Nothing Natural About ‘Natural’ Gas
As former customers we recently received an invitation from NW Natural Gas to petition the Eugene City Council to reject a projected ban on “natural” … Continue reading
Where Did Eugene Go?
Day-to-day living in south university Eugene used to be peaceful, an area known for a distinct lack of vulgarity. Over the last year this ideal … Continue reading
Slant
This weekend brought the devastating news of the Nov. 19 mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs. The suspect faces charges of five counts … Continue reading
Two Political Parties = One Big Party Of Power
As I volunteered at the Egan Warming Center lately I wondered: Billion$ for corporations here and neo-nazis abroad? Nothing for the unhoused, the poor, the … Continue reading
Help Us Make Zippo Zip It
On the agenda for the Nov. 21 meeting of the Eugene City Council is “Ord. re Noise Control Regulations for Business and Industry (Public Hearing).” … Continue reading
Time To Cancel The Register-Guard
Ever since Gannett took over the “local” newspaper, the quality of reporting has gone downhill. I have had a digital subscription for some time now, … Continue reading
How to Save the ‘Guarded-Register’
As The Register-Guard shrinks, we still need a hometown paper
by Peter Laufer We in Eugene are witnessing the slow murder of our daily newspaper. But maybe, just maybe, what’s rapidly becoming too thin to … Continue reading
To Subscribe or Unsubscribe to The Register-Guard?
Regarding the Nov. 3 Eugene Weekly Slant urging us to “please don’t stop subscribing (to the RG) — we need a local daily newspaper”: I … Continue reading