Fusion Energy Too Little, Too Late
Headline: “Fusion Breakthrough Could Be a Game Changer.” Really? No. Even the most avid proponents admit that it would take decades to build even a … Continue reading
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Syrett Replaced By A Syrett Twin
City Councilor Claire Syrett is finally recalled for lack of connecting effectively with the Ward 7 households. The City Council receives 10 applications to fill … Continue reading
Results Are On Our Mind
Looks like Austin Folnagy’s work paid off in the recent Georgia election (“Georgia’s On Our Mind” by Austin Folnagy, Letters 12/15). Obviously, there is more … Continue reading
Slant
Alluvium will distribute food and supplies for the unhoused and housing insecure 1 pm to 4 pm Christmas Day, Sunday, Dec. 25. “After the unhoused … Continue reading
Another Plea For Eugene
While riding home on my bike the public street was completely blocked by a huge cloud of dust, fumes and the horrible loud noise of … Continue reading
Georgia’s On Our Mind
I took a journey to knock on doors in Atlanta, Georgia, along with dozens of people from across the country. And I wanted to share … Continue reading
Eugene Schools Hiring Librarians Again
I enjoyed reading your Winter Reading (Dec. 1) issue, especially “Not Just Books: Will O’Hearn Sees The City’s Library Providing Help and a Mecca for … Continue reading
Corporate Tax Means Long Pharmacy Lines
Have you tried to get a prescription filled at Walgreens since Bi-Mart closed its pharmacies and sold that business to Walgreens? At least in our … Continue reading
The Health Care System Remains Sick
Our national health care system, which was broken going into the pandemic, is being broken down even further. Due to the triumvirate of COVID, RSV … Continue reading
Who Will Cover The End Of Humanity?
Perhaps Eugene Weekly is not up to the task of becoming the go-to newspaper for Eugene — yet. I quit my subscription to The Register-Guard … Continue reading