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
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From PeaceHealth to the Y in Letters
WELCOME THE NEW Y Went to the Y’s opening ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 16. Very inspirational. Then worked out at the facility on opening day, … Continue reading
What’s up with Eugene Weekly and who’s coming to City Club in Slant
• Remember last week we warned you we weren’t printing a paper this week? We indeed didn’t print a paper this week for the first … Continue reading
Land Use Law Isn’t Stopping the Brewery
A longtime land-use-regulation advocate argues that Hentze Family Farm wants much more than a simple brew pub on its rural property
The article about the Hentze Family Farm (“From Agro-tourism to Micro-brewery,” Nov. 20), sketches a woeful tale of a heritage farm beleaguered by petty land … Continue reading
EW readers weigh in on the Oregon initiative process, the Ems and more in letters
WILL THE VOTERS GET TO DECIDE? I’d like to thank Michelle Holman and Kai Huschke for their insightful and powerful Viewpoint on Nov. 30, “Making … Continue reading
From no EW next week to does football hurt housing in Slant
• Enjoy this week’s Give Guide and the Winter Solstice and ponder all that is good in the world. Also ponder how much you love … Continue reading
EW readers weigh in on health care, Gaza — and keeping the astrology column going
KEEPING EUGENE’S STARS IN ALIGNMENT Where did Eugene Weekly’s Rob Brezsny’s Astrology go? A fun/educational report on what the star alignments mean for us each … Continue reading
Another candidate running to replace Mayor Lucy Vinis in the 2024 primary election and more in Slant
• Architect Kaarin Knudson finally has some competition in the Eugene mayor’s race. Shanaè Joyce-Stringer filed papers Nov. 14 for the May 24 primary election … Continue reading
Being Pro-Humanity
A Statement from Temple Beth Israel, Jewish Federation of Lane County, Jewish Community Relations Council and Israel Chavurah of Temple Beth Israel
October 7 stands out in the lived experience of every Jew. This wasn’t just another violent event among many; it was the bloodiest day for … Continue reading
Don’t AstroTurf Golden Gardens
The city of Eugene’s plan for a sports park endangers species
By Karen Hall For the past seven years, my husband and I have walked in Bethel’s Golden Gardens Park and observed the flora and fauna … Continue reading