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
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Dial Back Those E-Bikes
It’s been a while since the Weekly featured an article about e-bikes and that EWEB was kicking back $300 on the purchase of a new … Continue reading
Grounds for Hope
Living in a civilization of grief
Some years ago a friend said to me, “Remember, everyone’s heart is broken.” A so-called “age of grief” didn’t set in yesterday, or with the … Continue reading
No News Is Not Good News
Thank you for the extensive Register-Guard article (“No New Guard to Replace the Old”) in the Dec. 8 issue. It was helpful for me to … Continue reading
Slant
We wonder if most small cities the size of Eugene-Springfield have as many great bakeries and as much yummy local bread as we do? Probably … Continue reading
The Will Of The People Is For Gun Safety
Regarding Measure 114 facing legal challenges, The People voted and passed Measure 114. That is how a democracy works. Measure 114 is not about taking … Continue reading
What To Do With The RG
First, let me say that I grew up in a newspaper-reading family. Or, I should say, a two-paper family — the Los Angeles Examiner and … Continue reading
Boycott Dizzy Dean’s Donuts
The video of the owner callously throwing mop bucket water on a sleeping person was first posted on Reddit. The owner tried to blame the … Continue reading
Electrify Eugene
“Natural” gas is a mixture of gaseous hydrocarbons consisting primarily of methane. Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, contributing heavily to global warming. Children living … Continue reading
Bring Back Kahle
In yet another blow to local journalism, The Register-Guard has seen fit to discontinue its opinion pages, including Don Kahle’s column. I hope Eugene Weekly … Continue reading