Letters to the Editor 2018-01-11
TRY NOT TO BREATHE Thank you to Camilla Mortensen and Kelly Kenoyer for delivering news that matters in the Dec. 28 edition of Eugene Weekly! … Continue reading
EW Staff
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Including Measure 101, downtown wishes and the UO deflects again
• You should have gotten your ballot in the mail this week for Measure 101. Vote “Yes!” • In addition to the Jan. 23 special … Continue reading
Biz Beat
Tsunami Books, cohousing, good Chinese food and other local business tidbits
• Scott Landfield at Tsunami Books says that the longtime bookstore and performance venue has until Jan. 15 to have $302,000 ready to go into … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2018-01-04
THE ONLY GOOD REPUBLICAN In the recent edition, you print an editorial urging the ouster of Greg Walden from Congress (12/4). But then you give … Continue reading
More on Measure 101
Upcoming town hall, forums will cover health care vote
Oregon voters face a decision regarding the future of health care when they go to the polls for the Jan. 23 special election. Measure 101 … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-12-28
NORTHWEST PALETTE Bob Keefer’s excellent review (Celebrating Two Lives in Paint,” 12/14) brands Margaret Coe’s and Mark Clarke’s art practice with the DNA found in … Continue reading
I Dream Of…
The best things about Eugene
Around this time, on and off for the past several years, Eugene Weekly has asked readers and community members to say what they dream of … Continue reading
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From ugly banners to Measure 101
• Local homeless advocate Arwen Maas-DeSpain sent us this photo taken at 11:30 pm Dec. 23 in downtown Eugene. She observes, that it was “33 … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2017-12-21
TINY, PITIFUL GESTURES There seems to be a perception among local politicians that the homeless and their advocates don’t appreciate the tiny pitiful efforts of … Continue reading
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From net neutrality to the RG arbitration
• There are not a lot of people in life who always greet you with a smile and exude goodwill and bonhomie no matter how … Continue reading