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Letters to the editor (Scroll down for viewpoints and columns.) Letters should be should be less than 250 words and sent to letters@eugeneweekly.com along with … Continue reading
Before it is too late, I hope our city leaders and executives will stop acting like a Chamber of Commerce, cheerleading and incentivizing developers who … Continue reading
Who gets to run for governor in Oregon? Seems some career politicians want to keep Nick Kristof off the state ballot. Political insiders in the … Continue reading
I realize that this letter is not in accord with your editorial stance or with most current opinions concerning refusal to be vaccinated against COVID-19. … Continue reading
I knew there was a “blame America” line somewhere in Robert Emmons’ otherwise excellent article about overpopulation (“The Failure of COP26,” EW 1/13). He said, … Continue reading
Bob Emmons (“The Failure of COP26,” EW 1/13) is absolutely right about the root cause of climate change. I would argue that the loss of … Continue reading
We who live in the Trainsong and River Road neighborhoods are awakened every morning at 4 am by a profoundly depressing, desolate, droning noise which … Continue reading
It took several hours for a tsunami wave to hit the West Coast after the underwater volcanic eruption in Tonga Jan. 14. But when the … Continue reading
Thank you so much for telling the stories of the unhoused people who have died locally in 2021. I’m a long-time resident of Lane County … Continue reading
As a born and raised, multi-generation, native Oregonian, it is important to choose someone to govern the state who represents the interests of Oregonians. This … Continue reading
The Oregon Secretary of State’s office recently confirmed that Nicholas Kristof will not have been a resident of Oregon for three years prior to May … Continue reading
I applaud Ramona Wise’s letter of Jan. 6 explaining why she didn’t have kids. I, too, made a conscious decision not to have children and … Continue reading
Last week’s visual arts story by Ester Barkai, “A Glass Half Full: Eugene and Springfield art venues look for opportunities in uncertain times,” left out … Continue reading
We just wanted to thank the community for showing us the joy that a snow sculpture can bring. Who would have thought? Also, we would … Continue reading