Not Guilty by Proximity
Yesterday, one of our employees brought to my attention that in one of your recent articles in Eugene Weekly, you mention High Pass Winery as … Continue reading
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The Housing Symptom
The Oregon Legislature and local jurisdictions are scrambling for solutions to what they’re calling a housing crisis. House Speaker Tina Kotek claims, “The reality is … Continue reading
Corporate Villainy
It is no wonder that Judge [Suzanne] Chanti rendered a judgment against OCOR (Our Community Our Rights) on our initiative “Rights of Local Community Self-Government.” … Continue reading
Funny Pages
I am a “comics guy” and I love the art form of the comic strip, so it was not only disappointing to see The Register-Guard … Continue reading
Slant
• Eugene Weekly looks a little different this week, as our art director, Todd Cooper, launches a redesign of the paper. And before you get … Continue reading
Courting Praise
While credence is due to the investigative reporting that uncovered the lack of data collection of Eugene’s Community Court program (“Courting a Problem,” Jan. 31), … Continue reading
Equal Humanity
In response to the letter “Get Rid of the Poor” (Feb. 7): How might one recognize a “lawbreaker” if they’ve not witnessed a crime committed? … Continue reading
Love In The Modern World
The celebration Valentine’s Day ought to be
By Jackie Velez St. Valentine’s Day is an extremely polarizing holiday. To some, this is the most romantic day of the year. For them, it’s … Continue reading
Helping The Poor
At a time when an excellent Eugene Weekly article by Taylor Perse and Morgan Theophil teaches us Eugene’s Community Court didn’t provide as much help … Continue reading
Please Do Better
Since it’s misguided at best for a news outlet to publish only one side of a complicated issue, I was glad to see Steve Waleri’s … Continue reading