Eugene Weekly

Love the idea in bright orange letters: “No Election Too Small” (EW 5/2). Local elections make a major difference in our lives and keep the … Continue reading →

I am saddened to hear that there has been a multitude of veterans who were disappointed that there were no veterans in a Veteran’s Day … Continue reading →

Bob Warren highlighted in his editorial (EW, 5/30) some of the concerns about the value of the MUPTE tax exemption in developing our community. He … Continue reading →

Evergreen Housing Development is a Seattle-based company that plans to develop future market-rate apartments here in the Eugene area, including in the Willamette Greenway. I … Continue reading →

As a student at the University of Oregon who came from China and spent four years in Eugene, I am delighted to acknowledge that we … Continue reading →

Mailers were sent recently to users of NW Natural Gas encouraging enrollment in Smart Energy (the capture of methane from cow manure). I advise customers … Continue reading →

The Knight Campus for Accelerating Impact deserves far more scrutiny in the context of the University of Oregon budget crisis. While other programs like the … Continue reading →

Ban all dogs, ban their balls Better yet, give them cameras  They’ll catalogue and categorize those  That haven’t bathed  Those that need more  Than a … Continue reading →

In Henry Houston’s article in the 5/30 EW, he quotes Jacob Fox, executive director of Homes for Good, saying, “…backing out of the contract would … Continue reading →

Climate change is perhaps the greatest threat faced by humanity, and the consequences — from rising sea levels to increasing temperatures that are driving more … Continue reading →