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Letters to the editor (Scroll down for viewpoints and columns.) Letters should be should be less than 250 words and sent to letters@eugeneweekly.com along with … Continue reading
In response to Patricia Spicer’s Oct.7 letter, I am happy to say that the Friends of the Eugene Public Library recently held a used book … Continue reading
Periodically you print letters lambasting Eugene’s daily newspaper, The Register-Guard. It is true that the RG is sadly diminished since its glory days: before Craigslist … Continue reading
As a 92-year-old retired RN, I am grateful to be able to support my local church, welcoming all persons; Church Women United working to find … Continue reading
What are we, a bunch of Asians? “Totalitarian Ruin” (10/7) appears as a probe into American ills which led to the Jan. 6 insurrection, but … Continue reading
Like thousands of others, I’ve been a loyal advocate for the What’s Happening / Eugene Weekly for decades. With the pandemic, everything about news weeklies … Continue reading
Tom Coffin believes if the very ill-planned Jan. 6 “coup” had succeeded, we would be living in a totalitarian, racist regime (“Totalitarian Ruin,” EW 10/7). … Continue reading
Bees, those wonderful pollinators who play an integral role in the larger picture of global health and nutrition, take a bow Thursday, Oct. 21, with … Continue reading
Eugene Weekly readers should determine the truth about ADU regulations for themselves in contrast to accepting Eliza Kashinsky’s false statements (Letters, 10/7). Eugene has allowed … Continue reading
Here at Eugene Weekly, we love our letter writers, but with COVID still hurting our advertisers — and thus our page count — we can’t … Continue reading
As a renter in Eugene and a young person deeply concerned about the climate crisis, I strongly support the city’s efforts to increase housing density … Continue reading
Yes, I know there is a pandemic. I know that our climate is going down through a sieve — or is it a funnel? I … Continue reading
Charged with the mission to sustain the health, diversity and productivity of the nation’s forests, it always seems the scales tip toward “productivity.” In other … Continue reading
It was disappointing to see Paul Conte accuse Kaarin Knudson of promoting false narratives (“ADU Housing is Not the Answer,” EW Letters 9/30), given the … Continue reading