Newman For 4J Board
Three Eugene 4J School Board seats are on the ballot this May. Please join me in supporting Judy Newman for re-election to her post. Newman … Continue reading
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Even Oregon Is Not Doing Enough On Climate
Coming from Missouri, I always viewed the West Coast — Oregon, in particular— as being dozens of years ahead of my home state in environmental … Continue reading
Slant
If you watched travel guru Rick Steves’ program on OPB about festivals in Europe, as we did, you’re probably wondering what happened to our own … Continue reading
Who Wants a ‘Return to Normal’?
Let’s put consumerism on hold even when the pandemic subsides
By Douglas Bovee Who wants a “return to normal”? Not me — though I understand the desire for stability and predictability. I have found the … Continue reading
The Old City Hall Was No Paradise
Yes, we tore down City Hall. It was a one-floor box on stilts, decorated with heavy wooden slats. It was a product of an era … Continue reading
Unpave The Lot And Bring Back Paradise
Open space is healthy! This is just a simple plea to the city of Eugene and its citizens to please consider making the old City … Continue reading
Build For The Future Next Time
I, too, was puzzled and dismayed at watching the city of Eugene pay millions to throw away a city hall that was younger than I … Continue reading
Shedding Light On City Gall
Thank you Eugene Weekly for the important, revelatory investigative story (“They Put Up a Parking Lot,” EW 3/4) on the history to date of the … Continue reading
Imagine Free Books For Kids
With the pandemic placing stress on everyone, there has never been a better time for families to receive books in the mail each month as … Continue reading
AFTER THE FIRE, THE GREED
It’s obvious to anyone who lives up river in the Cascades on McKenzie Highway 126 that the plunder of our natural resources is going through … Continue reading