Eugene Weekly

The Weekly thinks we should “rejoice and recycle” more plastics (Slant, 6/23). As a retired recycling professional in two pioneering nonprofits and a major California … Continue reading →

As an avid bike commuter (100 percent human-powered) and environmentalist, I’m not impressed by the pervasive urban myth about e-bikes’ potential to replace car usage … Continue reading →

I watch local news on NBC 16, and CBS 13. I have noticed that Sinclair Broadcast Group has taken over the local national news reports … Continue reading →

I read the paid advertisement [on climate change 6/23] from Alvin Urquhart with much interest. The only thing of which I was unaware was the … Continue reading →

Ultimately, I agree with anarchist John Zerzan (“Civilized, All too Civilized,” EW 6/23) It is hard to reimagine what it looked like in the times … Continue reading →

In human relationships — business, friendship, marriage, even nations — those involved often grow apart to the degree that the partnership no longer makes sense. … Continue reading →

Those of us in the Eugene-Springfield community are fortunate to be able to shop at a wide selection of local and national chain grocery stores. … Continue reading →

Regarding “This 13-Year-old Has a Plan” (Letters 6/16): I couldn’t agree with your letter more. Good on you for standing up. Your ideas for fighting … Continue reading →

First, I’d like to say we are so very appreciative that your organization was willing to shine a spotlight on Jerrin Hickman’s case (“Justice for … Continue reading →

Watching the Jan. 6 hearings verified that it is not a partisan Democratic witch hunt, because all of the witnesses were conservative Republicans from the … Continue reading →