Eugene Weekly

Dried-out piles of slash, hundreds of acres of barren land and soil erosion make it difficult to see how industrial timber and clear-cutting are allowed … Continue reading →

As a reader who has enjoyed Eugene Weekly for over twenty years, I was frankly shocked to read your feature about and endorsement of Jim … Continue reading →

As I read letters to the editor and gather my news from various media, it is plain to me that the answer to the problem … Continue reading →

The proposal to end the services provided by Riverbend midwifery is a gross misunderstanding of the essential function of the place and her people.  Midwives … Continue reading →

Eugene’s City Council is currently undertaking a crucially important task for our clean energy future — determining how to decrease emissions from “natural” gas use … Continue reading →

A wake-up call to Eugene residents: We must oppose the overriding of past “refinement plans.” Much thoughtful work was done in the past by people … Continue reading →

A few months back I wrote a letter to the editor decrying the lack of businesses in two prime South Eugene locations, 25th and Willamette, … Continue reading →

Apparently property rights mean nothing when a fracked-gas pipeline can make billions for toxic corporations. They simply take the land. In the case of May … Continue reading →

With sadness and great memories, I noted the passing of David Lunney last week. David was the artistic director at the Oregon Repertory Theater (ORT) … Continue reading →

In the upcoming presidential battle, many look-alike candidates will pop up trying Bernie Sanders’ hard-earned approach. They will talk like Bernie and may even genuinely … Continue reading →