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Every day a ritual occurs at the Eugene Weekly office and wherever else two-hour parking limits exist. Someone peers outside to see whether a long … Continue reading
Each year, approximately 1.5 million animals are euthanized in U.S. shelters, according to the ASPCA. While that number may seem astronomically high, it is actually … Continue reading
The view from the Vogue office was unlike anything I had ever seen. I looked out at the entire city, which was well displayed from … Continue reading
A quick pass any given day of the week through the 300 block of East 12th Avenue reveals a stark truth: The White Bird Clinic … Continue reading
Summer is fast approaching, and something is weighing heavily on the minds of ecologists, foresters, wildfire experts and the public alike: wildfires. Locally, some environmentalists … Continue reading
A bill in the Oregon Legislature that would raise much-needed money for schools is troubling local environmental advocates. Patty Hine of 350 Eugene says the … Continue reading
Franklin’s bumblebee may already be extinct. Its presence hasn’t been recorded in 13 years. But despite the species’ ongoing decline, the rare Oregon bee has … Continue reading
“Aw, shit!” Those were the words Martina Shabram remembers her history teacher Alex Angell saying after she began explaining why she stopped showing up for … Continue reading
In a time of nondisclosure agreements and public officials refusing to talk to media outlets, it might take the action of a whistleblower to expose the … Continue reading
• Cyclists, conservation groups, students and Springfield area locals will join in a town hall discussion on forest management — and the BLM’s Pedal Power timber … Continue reading