Eugene, We Can Do Better
Design Review: Riverfront Park Concept Plans
Like you, I’m looking forward to having a great new park on our downtown riverfront. I think we have a very talented team assembled to help … Continue reading
Opinion: Page 299
#FAILINGEUGENEWEEKLY
I am writing to ask why the cover story of your most recent issue (8/2) was simply a list of things that your staff has … Continue reading
More Downloads, Please
I was surprised and disappointed that you didn’t include the WNYC weekly podcast On The Media, OTM, (onthemedia.org) in your podcast list. They serve of … Continue reading
Celebrating The Whit
As a recent transplant I again attended the Whiteaker Block Party — an amazing event celebrating a highly influential neighborhood in this wonderful city. Because … Continue reading
Downgrading Rape
I live in Springfield and would love to ride my bike to work in west Eugene during the dry season, but it’s not the fear … Continue reading
Not Worth The Jobs
I wonder what Oregonians would think to learn that the liquefied natural gas pipeline has been rejected two times by local jurisdictions in the past … Continue reading
Simple Kindness
The owners of a local shoe repair shop asked me to fill in for them for a week. I agreed. My first day there, Sonja, … Continue reading
Slant
Whatever Trump may say, we are not the enemy
• We are not the enemy. On Aug. 16, more than 350 newspapers across the United States, led by The Boston Globe, have signed on … Continue reading
Illegal Sanctuary
My compliments to Henry Houston for his piece on Measure 105 (“A Measured Attack On Sanctuary,” Aug. 2). I was expecting a one-sided smear assault … Continue reading
What Pride Means in 2018
A protest and a celebration
Pride started to honor a riot at the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village, a safer space for queer and trans people, POC, drag queens, sex … Continue reading