We’re back! And more in Slant
• We’re back, baby! Eugene Weekly is hitting the streets Feb. 8. Live, in person (on paper). Read all about us in The New York … Continue reading
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UO workers, shelters for the unhoused, the Ems and more in letters
SUPPORT UO WORKERS Eugene would not be the same without University of Oregon, and UO could not function without its classified staff. They are working … Continue reading
Planning to Cut Old Growth
Proposed revisions to the Northwest Forest Plan could eliminate valuable protections
In the final weeks of 2023, two far-reaching policy processes were unveiled by the U.S. Forest Service that will affect public forest lands across Oregon. … Continue reading
Shelter gaps in the ice storm, community love and missing EW in letters
SHELTER IN SPRINGFIELD So very much to unpack after last week’s extreme weather event. Where were our public safety teams? Why was the emergency declaration … Continue reading
EW, Cease-fire and PeaceHealth in Letters
MISS EW I miss you folks. I hope you can survive this mess. The people’s opinions are hushed; I miss local viewpoints. Wish I had … Continue reading
Slant
• Did you have a guardian angel in the recent ice storm? Did a local business step up and help you out? Maybe just helped … Continue reading
Missing EW and thoughts on Gaza in letters
HEARTWARMING EFFORTS It’s exciting and heartwarming to see businesses and individuals step up to assist Eugene Weekly in putting the pieces back together after the … Continue reading
What makes you laugh and more in Slant
• Looking for something to do? EW’s What’s Happening Calendar is still up and running electronically. There you can see events like the Ron Tinsley … Continue reading
Post Truth
Are real facts and alternative facts simply up for grabs?
By Paul Bodin We live in a post-truth world where feelings matter more than facts. If you believe there are factual truths — for example, … Continue reading
EW readers still weighing on all the news
SORRY TO EW Just wow! So sorry to hear of this. People who go into journalism tend to fetishize truth and justice, and forget to … Continue reading