Eugene Weekly

I am shocked and dismayed that the current issue (EW, March 7) includes an ad for Roundup. Ray Cesaletti Eugene

Apparently the Lane Regional Air Protection Agency (LRAPA) is not interested in educating or notifying the public regarding the renewal of pollution permits for Lane … Continue reading →

Finally, some letter writers that live in the real world. Nice to finally see something in Eugene Weekly that does not spread bile about our … Continue reading →

A letter by Gary Williams in the Feb. 28 Eugene Weekly contends the world’s greatest problem is that the planet has too many people. The rhetoric of … Continue reading →

My name is Ilka Sankari, and I’m a junior at South Eugene High School. Last week, the crisis pregnancy center Dove Medical taught abstinence-only education … Continue reading →

Hey, Mr. Calder (Letters, “Ask Not,” Feb. 28): The Dems are still plugging along making sure you and I have a safety net and health … Continue reading →

The recent Eugene Climate Town Hall had an interesting process. Everyone in the room (about 200) wrote out their best ideas to mitigate climate change. After exchanging … Continue reading →

It is a fact, though not a popular one, that homeless people both exist and need to poop occasionally. It seems that those who build … Continue reading →

Quoting from Sen. Jeff Merkley’s Feb. 28 email to me: “When the founding fathers drafted our Constitution, they intentionally gave the responsibility of declaring military … Continue reading →

Re: Greg Williams’ letter (“Too Many People,” Feb. 28): A wise man once said, “Never get into an argument with a man who claims to … Continue reading →