Mary Alice Bell

Jan 23, 2024 | doublesidedmedia.com | James Croxton |Mary Alice Bell

While we at DSM do not consider ourselves qualified enough to declare this latest winter storm that began on Friday, Jan. 12 as “Snowmaggeddon 2.0,” what we have seen, experienced, and have heard from local community members indicates that the designation might not be far off. Perhaps this is “Icemaggedon 1.0,” instead. On Jan.

Dec 30, 2023 | doublesidedmedia.com | Mary Alice Bell

Good journalism is a dying breed these days and printed newspapers are becoming a thing of the past. Here in Eugene, only a few outlets still print and, unfortunately, the community just lost another source of trustworthy news when the Eugene Weekly announced they had “stopped the presses.”On Thursday, December 28—for the first time in 20 years—the EW boxes in Lane County were empty and the website’s headline read Where’s the Damn Paper? The EW has been around since 1982.

Nov 17, 2023 | doublesidedmedia.com | James Croxton |Mary Alice Bell

Well, we think it’s only right that we acknowledge “the elephant in the room:” we’ve published three new articles since announcing, at the beginning of September, that we would shut down our operations. Simply put, we felt that we did not have a choice. When the confrontation with the armed counter-protester occurred during the “Free Palestine Rally and March” on Oct.

Oct 22, 2023 | doublesidedmedia.com | Mary Alice Bell |Robert Scherle

Yesterday, on Oct. 21, over 200 Eugenians took to the street to stand in solidarity with Palestine. The rally began at 2:00 p.m. at the Federal Courthouse in Eugene. Attendees listened to speakers before taking to the streets to march for a Free Palestine. On the courthouse steps, event organizers thanked the crowd for showing up as a community to demand a ceasefire in Gaza.

Aug 30, 2023 | doublesidedmedia.com | James Croxton |Mary Alice Bell

This is it. After more than three years, over 230 articles, and a dozen-or-so team members, we have decided that Double Sided Media has reached its fullest potential possible under current circumstances and, thus, its conclusion.