Eugene Weekly

I will be voting for Lyndsie Leech for the ward 7 Eugene City Council seat. Leech was appointed by the council after Claire Syrett was … Continue reading →

In 2020, millions of us marched to demand an end to police brutality and racist policing. We called on our government to defund the police … Continue reading →

Why has Eugene Weekly chosen to drive a narrative that the 4J school board is dysfunctional? Board meetings have been contentious, but dissension and dysfunction … Continue reading →

Goodness gracious! The May 4 cover of Eugene Weekly featuring a giant photo of 4J School Board candidate Rick Hamilton, accompanied by a super-sized banner … Continue reading →

For 31 years, Tom DiLiberto served the students and families of District 4J as a beloved middle school teacher, respected by students, colleagues and families … Continue reading →

I was the superintendent of 4J schools for 12 years, and worked with many different school board members during that time. I know first hand … Continue reading →

Eugene Weekly recently reported on a dispute between Emerald Public Utility District and Springfield Utility Board regarding which electric utility should serve parts of southeast … Continue reading →

It was disheartening, but no surprise, to learn that the Eugene City Council is considering drastic cuts in the city’’s support of the Greenhill Humane … Continue reading →

Over many years in our capacity as Eugene Education Association president and co-presidents, we represented all of the teachers and certified staff in 4J. We … Continue reading →