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MISS EW I miss you folks. I hope you can survive this mess. The people’s opinions are hushed; I miss local viewpoints. Wish I had … Continue reading
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MISS EW I miss you folks. I hope you can survive this mess. The people’s opinions are hushed; I miss local viewpoints. Wish I had … Continue reading
• Did you have a guardian angel in the recent ice storm? Did a local business step up and help you out? Maybe just helped … Continue reading
HEARTWARMING EFFORTS It’s exciting and heartwarming to see businesses and individuals step up to assist Eugene Weekly in putting the pieces back together after the … Continue reading
• Looking for something to do? EW’s What’s Happening Calendar is still up and running electronically. There you can see events like the Ron Tinsley … Continue reading
By Paul Bodin We live in a post-truth world where feelings matter more than facts. If you believe there are factual truths — for example, … Continue reading
SORRY TO EW Just wow! So sorry to hear of this. People who go into journalism tend to fetishize truth and justice, and forget to … Continue reading
WELCOME THE NEW Y Went to the Y’s opening ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 16. Very inspirational. Then worked out at the facility on opening day, … Continue reading
• Remember last week we warned you we weren’t printing a paper this week? We indeed didn’t print a paper this week for the first … Continue reading
The article about the Hentze Family Farm (“From Agro-tourism to Micro-brewery,” Nov. 20), sketches a woeful tale of a heritage farm beleaguered by petty land … Continue reading
WILL THE VOTERS GET TO DECIDE? I’d like to thank Michelle Holman and Kai Huschke for their insightful and powerful Viewpoint on Nov. 30, “Making … Continue reading