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Letters to the editor Letters should be should be less than 250 words and sent to letters@eugeneweekly.com along with your address and phone number for … Continue reading
I want to thank Eugene mayor and City Council for making library cards available to any family with children in the Eugene 4J and Bethel … Continue reading
Hey, you bright and talented kids that are working for those great businesses out there: I’m very proud to live in Lane County and to … Continue reading
I have family members that share Brian Palmer’s sentiments (“Dictator Kate Brown?,” Letters 11/19) about the virus and politicians. To them wearing a mask is … Continue reading
I was seated in my recliner by the window this morning, reading the new memoir of Barack Obama, when a vision appeared. It became clear … Continue reading
Considering the amount of empty real estate in this city, it is unexplainable that anyone sleeps on the street. Take the CenturyLink building on 10th … Continue reading
I don’t care what your politics are. If it doesn’t infuriate and scare the living shit out of you that the governor can just wave … Continue reading
As the holiday season approaches, the Eugene City Council was feeling generous at its Nov. 23 meeting. The councilors unanimously voted to remove spending restrictions … Continue reading
Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Albuquerque, Eugene, Eureka, Corvallis, sprawling urban centers, rural suburb communities, indigenous reservations, you name it. Natchee Blu … Continue reading
Perhaps those who get vaccinated should receive something that shows they’ve received the shots and — I think — no longer need to wear a … Continue reading
Regarding Greg Williams’ letter of Nov. 12 (“Biden Will Sell Us Out”), Operation Warp Speed had no bearing on Pfizer’s production of a COVID vaccine. … Continue reading
A drive over the Ferry Street Bridge offers a view of the progress being made on the Downtown Riverfront Project. What you don’t see are … Continue reading
In the Georgia runoff election, which will determine the balance of power in the Senate, Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler is running an attack ad against … Continue reading
Just discovered your website and love it! As usual, all things good and progressive come from your side of our country. We’ll catch up 10 … Continue reading
It’s better to be safe than sorry. In all steps we take, isn’t that a good and rational way to live? We never know what … Continue reading