Eugene Symphony Finances Echo The Rest Of The Arts World
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
Letters: Page 20
Time For A New School Board
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
How About Health Care That Cares?
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
School Boards and Unhoused Campers
From politics to homelessness, local voices weigh in
School Board Races HAMILTON FOR 4J BOARD I am a 4J parent, very active in my kids’ schools. I watch our school board closely and … Continue reading
Faux Folk
Come on. Really? Am I the only one who is a bit shocked by the return of a faux Kingston Trio (“Just Folks,” (EW 4/13)? … Continue reading
‘No’ On The Lane County Jail Levy
This May, Lane County voters will decide whether to keep paying roughly $20-plus million per year to keep people in jail cells, right on 5th … Continue reading
Can We Find A Solution For Homelessness?
For the past seven years my colleagues and I have worked in downtown Eugene and have observed many changes in our community. Historically, we were … Continue reading
Hamilton For 4J School Board
I volunteered extensively for Eugene 4J schools for two decades, including four years on the 4J school board. It is an honor to be one … Continue reading
Lafer For 4J Board
We are only as strong as our weakest link. Gordon Lafer knows this. From the workers who build our schools to the necessary classified staff … Continue reading
Own Your Own Racism About 4J
Is it racist of me if I vote for the only Black member of the school board just because she’s Black? Am I being sexist … Continue reading