Eugene Weekly

I would like to address Winston Nyoki’s letter of 7/15 and help this person get the facts correct. It was not tens of thousands of … Continue reading →

I have lived my 65 years as a white middle class person with ample opportunities. I grew up in a small midwest town where railroad … Continue reading →

I am responding to Alix Li’s two letters of 6/10 and 7/28. Li claims that “boomers sold out” and should have “turned your energy to … Continue reading →

Prices of residential property continue to explode. Other things being equal, this would be very bad news for the bottom 20 percent of incomes in … Continue reading →

Surprise, surprise! The Penis Boys (aka the “Proud” Boys) had their July Fourth parade in Creswell after all. No parade permit needed. Surprise, surprise! The … Continue reading →

There has been some discussion regarding a memorial to our last “president.” The solution is not difficult. I think it should be a one-hole outhouse … Continue reading →

Brenda Kame’enui’s Viewpoint article, “Remembering Summer” (EW 7/1), was exceptionally well written. I hope Climate Action Plan committee members read it and realize what a … Continue reading →

Alex Li’s assertion in his 6/10 letter that “activism died on the vine” after the end of the Vietnam war is a popular narrative not … Continue reading →

Annie Kayner’s letter (6/17) misses the point of Alex Li’s letter entirely, and sounds more than a little defensive. Yes, tens of thousands of people … Continue reading →

Oregon is killing off one of nature’s best firefighters. Now, at the end of the 2021 legislative session, there have been some real gains in … Continue reading →