Typos that would make a fifth-grader blush. Stories that go nowhere, their final paragraphs missing. Editorials sometimes subliterate. Displaced and duplicated comics. An opinion section reduced by two-thirds. A distinct rightward turn. A Thanksgiving day edition where the ad section weighs 6 pounds, but the content section barely registers weight on a postal scale (not at all if you subtract the sports section).
And now they want to raise the subscription costs to more than $400 a year (“premium” editions extra)?
To the staff of Eugene Weekly: Any chance you could find a way to step up to the plate and become the Eugene Daily? I think you’d be surprised by the number of readers eager to subscribe.
Dan Rinnan
Eugene
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