Letters from Slanted Slants to Classical Music
A Round of Applause, Please I recently attended a few concerts at the Oregon Bach Festival where musicians came from around the world to our … Continue reading
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Issues with Ads and Happiness About Bikes in Letters
MISLEADING APPEARANCES On the June 27 and July 3 issues, Eugene Weekly published full-page advertisements and [an ad on the edge of] the front cover … Continue reading
From Piddly-Ass Shit to a Vote for Joe in Letters
IT’S NOT ‘PIDDLY-ASS SHIT’ Bentley Freeman’s article on The Register-Guard reunion (EW, 07/03) left me grieving about the death of print journalism in this country. … Continue reading
From Camels to Tinfoil in Letters
EW IS FULLY BACK! Crosswords and Savage and scopes (EW, 6/20). Oh my! Leo Muzzy Eugene YES, HOW CAN WE HELP YOU? Hello, is this … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor
OFF WITH SMART METERS EWEB’s recent actions have made me really question what happened to compassion and clear thinking in our community. EWEB, Oregon’s largest … Continue reading
The last round of election letters for print!
WHERE ARE THE JUDGES? Isn’t there a better way to elect judges? Every ballot I get they are all running unopposed, and I never heard … Continue reading
Online Extra Election Letters
Ems/Multiuse Stadium BETTER LOCATIONS FOR EMS STADIUM Certainly, there is a better location for the Ems stadium. The stated goals of having readily available lodging, … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor
SICK OF CORPORATE GREED First: we lose our community hospital to a corporate takeover. Second: I lose my medical group (OMG) and primary care physician … Continue reading
From the Library to the Election in Letters
THANK YOU FROM THE LIBRARY This letter is a giant thank you to all of the people who volunteered or shopped at the Friends of … Continue reading
From Mad at Tony to Remember Nancie Peacocke Fadeley in letters
YOU’RE WELCOME Thank you for your “April 1 Issue” printed in the March 28 edition. It is some of the funniest satire I’ve read in … Continue reading