Eugene Weekly

How long will Eugene Weekly publish drivel? The rhetoric on climate change is misleading, the science is inconclusive and it seems people are wholly unaware … Continue reading →

“Music for the Apocalypse” (EW cover story, 6-13) was a great happening and I’m so glad to have the Weekly story. Maybe we should stop … Continue reading →

It’s nice to see blue bike-share bikes being used around town, and “Peace Health” sounds pretty groovy. But PeaceHealth is a Catholic anti-abortion, anti-choice organization, … Continue reading →

To the young woman bicyclist who flipped me off when I was behind her on the Thursday before Memorial Day weekend: That really wasn’t necessary. … Continue reading →

Idle (of an engine): run slowly while disconnected from a load or out of gear. Idle: without purpose or effect, pointless. Of the many environmental … Continue reading →

Thank you for your interest in my appointment as the photography curator at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (JSMA) and for allowing me to … Continue reading →

Wow! In EW’s June 6 issue “Summer Guide” article, I noticed some information about a lady who boasts that Eugene has a fantastic quality of … Continue reading →

The Great and Powerful Oz, dba the city of Eugene, wants to pretend it cares to listen to the public’s input on its Potemkin “Town … Continue reading →

Breaking News: Mother Nature found living in a cave near Grants Pass, Oregon. When confronted by FBI interrogators, Mother Nature confessed to killing uncountable numbers … Continue reading →

I would like to call attention to the lack of public attendance to community meetings. It is a social dilemma that needs to be resolved. … Continue reading →