Eugene Weekly

During the worst of the pandemic, when my neighbors needed help the most, I could count on Dan Isaacson. I spent much of the pandemic … Continue reading →

As former customers we recently received an invitation from NW Natural Gas to petition the Eugene City Council to reject a projected ban on “natural” … Continue reading →

Day-to-day living in south university Eugene used to be peaceful, an area known for a distinct lack of vulgarity. Over the last year this ideal … Continue reading →

As I volunteered at the Egan Warming Center lately I wondered: Billion$ for corporations here and neo-nazis abroad? Nothing for the unhoused, the poor, the … Continue reading →

On the agenda for the Nov. 21 meeting of the Eugene City Council is “Ord. re Noise Control Regulations for Business and Industry (Public Hearing).” … Continue reading →

Ever since Gannett took over the “local” newspaper, the quality of reporting has gone downhill. I have had a digital subscription for some time now, … Continue reading →

Regarding the Nov. 3 Eugene Weekly Slant urging us to “please don’t stop subscribing (to the RG) — we need a local daily newspaper”: I … Continue reading →

Once I would have followed the results of these midterm elections closely. I regarded and still regard myself to be very politically active. My memory … Continue reading →

What is the Eugene Police Department doing? Someone explain to me what they’re actually doing. Because I see traffic violations by the hour, people smoking … Continue reading →

Kudos to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) and to the Eugene Parks and Open Space Department. At dusk on Nov. 2, I … Continue reading →