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Letters to the editor should be less than 250 words and sent to letters@eugeneweekly.com along with your address and phone number for our files. We … Continue reading
Deb McGee, in a disingenuous opinion piece sub-titled “Work together to stop climate change” (“Rain Bomb,” 8/1), lumps Rep. Peter DeFazio in with those abetting … Continue reading
This past week, I held a conference and brought folks from all over the country to a place in Eugene, east of the university. To … Continue reading
You’ve probably heard that Starbucks has announced it’ll stop selling newspapers next month. That will mean a reduction of about 20 area places where print-loving old … Continue reading
The God, Guns and Trump rally/protest on Saturday was (fill in your take). As a far-left liberal, some things stood out to me. The conspiracy … Continue reading
Scarcely an issue of EW has come out lately, without an article, op-ed or gaggle of letters condemning ugly “development” in one part or another of our … Continue reading
The Eugene 4J school board made a huge mistake last week when they chose to appoint Jim Torrey back to the board after the people … Continue reading
The Portland Proud Boy rally in downtown Portland Saturday, Aug. 17, met with sizable, vocal resistance. Aside from a handful of skirmishes and arrests, however, … Continue reading
The Jordan Cove project would build 230-plus miles of pipeline through forests and private property, cutting through key ecological areas. It will impact drinking water … Continue reading
It has recently come to my attention that there is a “Pro-God, Guns and Trump” rally happening on the same date as the Eugene-Springfield Pride … Continue reading
Lynn Porter has been an amazing advocate for the homeless and affordable housing across our community for quite some time. I have long applauded Porter’s efforts. Therefore, … Continue reading
What’s up with all the people celebrating their group’s pride? Not only is the LGBTQIA+ community gearing up for even more pride in August, but … Continue reading
I feel shocked and saddened by Eugene City Councilors Emily Semple and Betty Taylor, both of whom are registered Democrats and voted against the Eugene … Continue reading
While I thank the Eugene Weekly for helping spotlight Congress’s constitutional war powers (“What’s Happening,” 8/1), the article made an ill-informed conjecture about my record opposing war. Even the least bit of research into my … Continue reading