Eugene Weekly

Lane County’s homeless population increases by about 130 per month. It is the cost of housing and living in general, imposed by government, which is … Continue reading →

I saw a popular report that, because the last five years recorded the highest global temperatures on record since records began in 1880, we must … Continue reading →

Thank you so very much for printing Bob Keefer’s article “Music to Heal a Dying Planet: Contemporary Composers Contemplate the Apocalypse” (EW, 6-13). I have … Continue reading →

Tuesday night, June 18, Lane County residents addressed the county commissioners on the proposed spray ban initiative and the right to local community self-government initiative … Continue reading →

I am part of the Hebrew School program at Temple Beth Israel. The rest of my class and I are concerned about the school funding … Continue reading →

Current membership at the Eugene Planning Commission (EPC) violates state statutes and city code. EPC has “stacked the deck” with for-profit construction interests. As a result, EPC … Continue reading →

I was saddened and a bit frustrated while reading your review of Alice in Wonderland (“Curioser and Curioser,” 6/20). There was an assumption in a … Continue reading →

Eugene has a flourishing, rich, diverse community music scene. Your popular music section wrote four long articles on the same one music bar for the … Continue reading →

The Lane County commissioners on June 18 voted 3-to-2 to drop membership from the Association of O&C Counties (AOCC). Commissioners Heather Buch, Pete Sorenson and Joe … Continue reading →