Eugene Weekly

Regarding “What should Phil Knight do next?” (Slant, 7/28), thank you for your opinion regarding this issue. I recently attended an event at McDonald Theatre … Continue reading →

You glorified and encouraged some graffiti that I’d rather not have everywhere (“Suspish Fish Story,” 7/28). I hear you personally like it, and maybe enjoy … Continue reading →

I serve on the board of directors of a volunteer community organization. My faith was shaken last week when the board refused to support 350Eugene … Continue reading →

At the risk of offending some whose efforts I admire, I have serious reservations about electrification as a cure for our climate crisis. For example, … Continue reading →

After another heat dome sits over the Pacific Northwest, combined with the continuation of the abnormal heat waves throughout much of the U.S and western … Continue reading →

As any sane person in this country, I wholeheartedly agree with Brandon Wolf’s Viewpoint (“Guns on the Ballot,” 7/14) that something effective and immediate has … Continue reading →

I want to thank Jack Taylor for bringing to light the “public relations scam” and deception regarding plastics recycling (Letters 7/7). By far, there is … Continue reading →

I read with interest John Zerzan’s take on the curses of social media addiction (“Anti-Social Media,” 7/21). He is absolutely right, except that like many … Continue reading →

The Eugene City Council on March 14 approved five traffic corridors (Highway 99, River Road, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard via downtown, Coburg Road and … Continue reading →

Thank you for your eye-opening June 23 story “Oregon22 Transit Relay.” Reading it motivated me to contact Bill Bradley with the transit union to inquire … Continue reading →