Eugene Weekly

Jerry Ritter (Letters 6/2) has asked for statistics about the effect of people with concealed weapons permits in schools. I ask him to show statistics … Continue reading →

We have surpassed a milestone humanity has not reached in over 6,000 years, and it is not good. According to the National Oceanic Atmospheric Association … Continue reading →

I am a retired 4J and Bethel Elementary School counselor. I worked with a first grader who blew the head off of their 2-year-old neighbor, … Continue reading →

Climate change is a big problem, and we need to do something about it. I have written to several lawmakers in Eugene and all of … Continue reading →

It has been brought to my attention, and I was wondering if this issue has been brought to the table of important issues in Oregon, … Continue reading →

I recently stayed with a friend while my apartment was being renovated. He lives near the corner of Portland Street and West 25th Avenue. It … Continue reading →

Regarding Thomas Alderman’s letter (5/26) on the May 14 rally at the EMU: There is no “pro-abortion” group, anywhere. There are groups for equal rights, … Continue reading →

For much of the half century that I have lived in Eugene, it has seemed as if the city has been trying to save downtown. … Continue reading →

The dust has settled on Eugene’s middle housing code amendments. Whether you were for or against the proposed changes, there’s a better way for us … Continue reading →

Some may regard this as old news, but I can’t let the recent midterm primaries pass without expressing my disappointment at Eugene Weekly’s failure to … Continue reading →