Eugene Weekly

Say What on Hoyle? I am a little astounded to learn that certain environmental groups are not supporting Rep. Val Hoyle for Congress because they … Continue reading →

Keep Baseball We must keep the Eugene Emeralds in Eugene.  Joe R. Blakely Eugene DeName Them Eugene has a park, school and street named after … Continue reading →

 That House Near Coburg Kudos to Christian Wihtol for the Wildfang bankruptcy saga. Wow. We’ve long wondered about that unfinished house. Now we know, thanks … Continue reading →

Everyday Life Photo Contest Thank you to all staff at Eugene Weekly for choosing my photo as the winner of your Everyday Life Photo Contest. … Continue reading →

Toilets Fix the Problem The city needs to fund and maintain portable toilets along the river bike path and other parks as well. The amount … Continue reading →

Corruption It doesn’t surprise me, but it does disappoint me, that the “good ol’ gal” lumber heiress bought off folks who have local power and … Continue reading →

Inquiring Minds on Land Use In spite of the excellent investigative reporting by Christian Wihtol (EW) and Zac Ziegler (KLCC) concerning the mansion constructed illegally … Continue reading →

Money, Politics and More Money in Letters There was a woman in need of help downtown last night. She was leaning on a wall, spaced … Continue reading →

Independent Newspapers Saving Democracy! Every Thursday morning, I jump on my “human powered” bicycle and point it towards Eugene to the 5th Street Market to … Continue reading →

Thanks, Christian Wihtol I have long admired Christian Wihtol’s well-written Bricks & Mortar articles in EW. He has often demonstrated an uncanny ability to take … Continue reading →