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Letters to the editor should be less than 250 words and sent to letters@eugeneweekly.com along with your address and phone number for our files. We … Continue reading
In contrast and in tandem with our spring Fiddlehead Festival, and as the first in the “Gather for the Good” event series, we bring to you … Continue reading
The Bears Ears National Monument in southeastern Utah was the first in our system of protected federal lands to have achieved monument status at the … Continue reading
STAR voting is a terrible idea (“When You Wish Upon a STAR,” Sept. 13). Turning our elections into popularity contests, with voters having to assign … Continue reading
On Tuesday, I passed five cops surrounding a single man on the sidewalk near the intersection of Hilyard and 19th. Multiple cop cars blocked traffic, … Continue reading
Multiple letters opposing Measure 105 (End Oregon’s Sanctuary Policy) have recently appeared in EW and The Register-Guard. The writers appear to be working off talking … Continue reading
Eugene City Council loves to pronounce imaginary doctrines like this, and repeating them endlessly they adopt them as the truth: They consider Eugene already in … Continue reading
For more than 30 years Oregon law has prohibited the use of state and local resources to enforce federal immigration law if a person’s only … Continue reading
“A unique vegan sandal that is eco-friendly, coconut scent infused and female-founded in the USA, Vines Islandwear will be your new obsession for any adventure!” … Continue reading
Eugene’s own Cascades Raptor Center is hosting its Annual Benefit – Talons, Tastings and Tidbits – on September 29th. Join us at LCC’s Center for Meeting & Learning from 6 until … Continue reading
Will Brails win Best Hangover Breakfast again? Who’s got the best burrito in town? Check out the list of nominees for best eats and then … Continue reading
The potential for an out-of-control forest fire in our own backyard is now very real, thanks to the BLM’s timber sale auction adjacent to the … Continue reading
As a high school counselor, I know this fact: Young women are capable of making excellent decisions about their reproductive health, especially when they are given … Continue reading
I have a character in a play living in a wilderness lodge who once a week makes the wintry drive to the nearest post office … Continue reading
If one was looking for an example of the bi-partisan, liberal-conservative moral rot in this country, you would be hard pressed to find better than … Continue reading
The Eugene Weekly’s promotion of Senator Merkley to be a presidential candidate (cover story, 8/30) omitted key facts. Merkley supported Trump when Congress met to … Continue reading
“What if nature had rights?” is a question that gets to the heart of the destruction our society is doing to the world we live … Continue reading