A Little Good News
So, as I passed through the TSA checkpoint at 5am at the Eugene airport, complete with full body scan, shoe removal and pat-down; my carry-on … Continue reading
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Dangers of 5G
The effects of 5G on humans and all life on the earth will be dangerous. Brussels, Belgium has already stopped the 5G. More than several … Continue reading
Poor Word Choice
Nelson Ijih, a Republican immigrant from Nigeria running for Congress in 2020, has adopted the catchphrase “Make America Great Again” and changed it to “Make … Continue reading
Slant
• Eugene Weekly welcomes a new full-time writer, Taylor Perse, to our news staff. Perse, 22, is a 2019 graduate of the University of Oregon … Continue reading
Wrong Way On The Ballot Measure
Eugene’s ballot measure 20-302 limiting future city council’s ability to raise payroll taxes or use them for other expenses are reassuring steps but in the … Continue reading
Consenting To Cops
The family and friends of those killed without valid justification by lawmen immediately and unknowingly give up their power by talking and consenting to searches … Continue reading
A Different Kind of Prosecutor
Remembering Bill Warnisher
By Randy Harrington Bill Warnisher died Aug. 25 while battling acute leukemia. It was one day after his birthday. He was 62. And when I … Continue reading
Keep It Semple
EACH’s call for Eugene City Councilor Emily Semple’s resignation is an unhelpful request (EW, 9/25). Semple is a longtime Eugene resident. As our city councilor, … Continue reading
More Care Needed
The idea of transferring people deemed mentally ill from Oregon State Hospital (OSH) to community restoration and vice versa is a great idea, but I … Continue reading
Revolutionary Solution
While reading Taylor Perse’s article about upcoming housing for the homeless, funded by local health care (News, 10/2), I look forward to how this “51-unit … Continue reading