Roundabout Doubts
I am reading about the proposed changes to Franklin Boulevard that will impact access to Market of Choice and Hirons (“Going Roundabout,” Feb. 9). Wow. … Continue reading
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Beltline underwent initial construction, expansion and maintenance in the ’60s and ’70s before control was transferred to the state in 1978. The length of several … Continue reading
Online Extra Letters Feb. 16
KEEP LAFER ON 4J I am writing to urge you to vote for Gordon Lafer for his re-election to the Eugene 4J School Board, which … Continue reading
Eugene Needs More Spaces For Art And Music
More power to all the DIY music venues and those that work to provide spaces for artists and their audiences. (“Rock ‘n’ Roll Ain’t Noise … Continue reading
We Just Need More Fortune Cookies
Calling Doctor Fortune Cookie! Is there any Eugene doctor left willing to take another Medicare patient? Maybe docs need an incentive to increase their quota … Continue reading
But What About ‘Rock Around The Clock’?
In response to the recent cover story (“Rock ‘n’ Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution,” Feb. 9) asking whether or not rock ‘n’ roll is noise pollution: … Continue reading
Silly Gas
NW Natural (methane gas) is inciting fear and angst in the residents of Eugene much like the tobacco and lead paint industries. Their recent multi … Continue reading
Online Extra Letters Feb. 9
From health care to renters to small business in this week's inbox
HEALTH COVERAGE FOR ALL OREGONIANS Of little notice, but of great impact, is the potential for this legislative session to bring us the next step … Continue reading
Support Women’s Freedom And Democracy In Iran
On Sept. 16, Mahsa Amini, a young Kurdish-Iranian woman who was visiting relatives in Tehran, was arrested. Her crime? A few strands of her hair … Continue reading
Sexism Is Alive And Well In Pat Farr’s Chairmanship
Four concerned citizens provided in-person public comment in front of the Jan. 24 Lane County Board of Commissioners to express disapproval at the way 2022’s … Continue reading