Eugene Weekly

Over the past several years, there has been a trend in Hollywood towards socially aware films that seem, at least partially, intended toward sensitizing viewers … Continue reading →

I recently viewed the proposed plan for the rebuild of Camas Ridge Community School. I couldn’t take my eyes off of the parking lot, which … Continue reading →

Help protect a precious environmental area called the Willamette River Greenway (also known as Potter’s Field at Lombard Street in Eugene) which is over three … Continue reading →

Middle and high school students return to school buildings under an extraordinary set of circumstances. In 4J this means small groups of students will sit … Continue reading →

Some fads are harmless fun while others do serious damage. Butterfly releases at funerals and weddings wreak ecological havoc and need to stop. The Pete … Continue reading →

RIP, ROY KEENE, AN HONEST FORESTER Roy Keene, public interest forester in Eugene, died March 31 at the age of 77. He worked for the … Continue reading →

Sunday, May 2, marked the beginning of Public Service Recognition Week. This year I am recognizing and appreciating the employees of the Eugene Public Library … Continue reading →

It makes me feel sick that the city is about to spend $9 million on the Park Blocks Plaza when so many people are homeless … Continue reading →

Senate Bill 395 was introduced earlier this year in the Oregon Legislature in order to address the high number of fatalities of people walking and … Continue reading →

With George Floyd’s murderer having been found guilty, here are a few random thoughts: It takes about 850 hours of training to become a police … Continue reading →