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Letters to the editor should be less than 250 words and sent to letters@eugeneweekly.com along with your address and phone number for our files. We … Continue reading
I write to thank Wil for his Life Inside column that appeared in Eugene Weekly (“Lives in Crisis,” 1/9). Your patience and compassion shines out. … Continue reading
Bob Keefer’s article about Ponderosa pine (“Pining Away,” 12/26) caused me to reflect. Ponderosa is nothing new to the Willamette Valley — just look at … Continue reading
Some Eugene Weekly readers may not be aware of KEPW Community Radio, the newest non-commercial radio station in town broadcasting 24/7 at 97.3FM and streaming … Continue reading
I was deeply disturbed by President Donald Trump ordering the assassination of a foreign leader without first consulting with congressional leaders, as required by law, … Continue reading
We stand isolated before the darkening eye of the needle of extinction. It is uncertain whether we shall pass through. But… It is our choice. … Continue reading
Lisa Arkin, executive director of Beyond Toxics, recently penned a letter in The Register-Guard discussing the dirty air we’ve all been breathing. Arkin cited some … Continue reading
When people are charged with a crime, they have a constitutional right to aid in their own defense. But when they’re too mentally unfit to … Continue reading
As mayor, Lucy Vinis has strived to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone in Eugene. As a lifelong advocate for children and a current … Continue reading
This is a plea to ask you to join me in fighting the forces of evil and despair. We have a planet that deserves saving! … Continue reading
I enjoyed learning a bit of background about Pandita in the Eugene Weekly’s review of the new restaurant (“Tacos Every Day,” 12/19/2019). I met one … Continue reading
EWEB will be installing smart meters in my neighborhood in the next four weeks. If you’re an EWEB customer and wish to opt-out, now is … Continue reading
As co-chair of the Joint Ways and Means Subcommittee on Human Services, Sen. Lee Beyer understands the value of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) in our … Continue reading
It would be great if the Eugene Weekly had some standards for the letters it publishes. Ideally, letters are a format for the thoughtful exchange … Continue reading