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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
Now that the construction on Agate Street is really taking shape, it seems like Hayward Field is a name too homely and humble for such … Continue reading
Robert Knapp’s recent screed in Eugene Weekly (Letters, 11/7) misses the point not only of Reza Behnam’s letter about The Register-Guard, but the purpose of … Continue reading
Living in Thailand for the first 13 years of my life, I know what pollution looks like. Despite being a small country, Thailand polluted our … Continue reading
I’m glad to see EW is unafraid to publish criticism of the Israeli government since the new owners of The Register-Guard have decided to suppress … Continue reading
Oh look: The homeless camp previously situated at 13th and Lawrence has magically appeared in your front yard. Any of your employees afraid to walk … Continue reading
I’m not sure just what Greg Williams was trying to say in his letter (EW, 10/31) about fascism in America and VLT’s production of It … Continue reading
I’m thinking of running for office in Eugene. Not sure which one. I figure I’ll register to run for City Council, Ward 2, then move to whatever … Continue reading
A recent letter to the editor (“Single Use,” 10/31) included an inaccurate statement alleging that polystyrene food containers can be harmful to human health. The U.S. … Continue reading
I am puzzled by critics of Congressman Peter DeFazio. They say he didn’t sign onto the Green New Deal soon enough. He was an original … Continue reading
In the Oct. 31 letters section of the Eugene Weekly, M. Reza Behnam complains bitterly about his never ending screeds against Israel finally being rejected … Continue reading
After a billion dollars of taxpayer money spent impeaching Trump, America will wake up with a new hangover, that “self-proclaimed evangelical nut case” Mike Pence. … Continue reading
Over the past 15 years, I’ve photo documented the many fold increase of resource damage occurring at “free” dispersed campsites along Oregon’s most beautiful rivers … Continue reading