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By Ashley Carr I am a Black individual and concerned resident of Lane County, and I recently learned that the North Eugene High administrator and the … Continue reading
Maya Rabasa is an amazing mother, advocate and community leader. I know her as a tireless volunteer whose experience, energy and vision are needed in … Continue reading
Alisa McLaughlin and I inhabit different worlds when it comes to the bottle drop (Letters, 3/25). For her merely 19 containers, why was she even … Continue reading
April Fools! No, really, this year we came out on Thursday, April 1, and we just had to bring our annual satire issue back, after … Continue reading
Classroom experience counts. It’s been at least 30 years since anyone who has taught K-12 has served on the 4J School Board. We need Tom … Continue reading
I hadn’t even put together a comment about the last mass shooting before the next one happened. I am sickened by the attacks in Atlanta … Continue reading
With all the letters suggesting an appropriate use for the former City Hall lot, maybe we should consider that the defeat of the bond measure … Continue reading
I was delighted to read about the Imagination Library program with the Eugene Public Library and Dolly Parton (“Imagine Free Books For Kids,” Letters 3/11). … Continue reading
Kudos to Eugene Weekly for having two stories in the March 18 edition on the 4J school board races. As we recover from the pandemic … Continue reading
By Sara Miura Zolbrod After the face-down part of this imaginary massage, my young client — let’s call him Robert Aaron Long — turns face-up. … Continue reading