Middle Housing Is The Key
I’m an architect based in Eugene, and if you’re curious about the implications of “middle housing,” I’d encourage you to walk through any of the … Continue reading
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No One Is Spilling Blood At 4J
The Eugene Weekly Slant take on the District 4J administrator boycott of board meetings (10/14) was a bit over the top. “Spilling blood”? Come now. … Continue reading
Don’t Use Methane at the New Y
The community eagerly awaits the construction of the new YMCA facility at 24th and Hilyard. However, many in the city are concerned with the plan … Continue reading
Book Sales Are On!
In response to Patricia Spicer’s Oct.7 letter, I am happy to say that the Friends of the Eugene Public Library recently held a used book … Continue reading
The Register-Guard Still Covers Local News
Periodically you print letters lambasting Eugene’s daily newspaper, The Register-Guard. It is true that the RG is sadly diminished since its glory days: before Craigslist … Continue reading
The Key Is To Care For One Another
As a 92-year-old retired RN, I am grateful to be able to support my local church, welcoming all persons; Church Women United working to find … Continue reading
Eugene Can Lead the State On Climate Action
The City Council should regulate natural gas and begin transition to 100 percent renewable electricity
By Dylan Plummer Despite yet another summer of climate-driven wildfires, droughts, and a heatwave that killed more than 100 people across the region, the methane … Continue reading
Slant
Eugene Weekly has been on a COVID diet — the loss of ad revenues means we print fewer pages and few papers (but hey we are … Continue reading
United States Of Amnesia
What are we, a bunch of Asians? “Totalitarian Ruin” (10/7) appears as a probe into American ills which led to the Jan. 6 insurrection, but … Continue reading
Run More Reader Letters!
Like thousands of others, I’ve been a loyal advocate for the What’s Happening / Eugene Weekly for decades. With the pandemic, everything about news weeklies … Continue reading