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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
I am writing in response to “People have the right to be angry” (Letters, 9/23). Let’s shoot for normality. Two years into COVID-19, and we … Continue reading
Ryan Moore’s letter in Eugene Weekly (11/18) provided an exquisite example of the empty virtue signaling that characterizes so much of the commentary from advocates … Continue reading
On Nov. 16, I was among the many voices speaking in support of middle housing at the Eugene Planning Commission’s public hearing. Two days later, … Continue reading
Any mention of Veterans Day should include data like: Since 9/11, 30,000 vets have committed suicide, and there are currently 40,000 vets living on the … Continue reading
Eugene’s Middle Housing Code amendments offer an opportunity to create new housing options and reduce our dependence on automobiles — Eugene’s largest source of greenhouse … Continue reading
Trying to understand John Zernan (“From A to Zerzan,” EW 11/11) is like riding on a merry-go-round and trying to figure out which ride is … Continue reading
Sandor Katz’s most recent book, New York Times-bestseller The Art of Fermentation, came out in 2012. He took the halt in traveling brought on by … Continue reading
The 2021 International Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC report, developed by hundreds of world scientists, is warning us “this is a critical decade to … Continue reading
Two cheers for Sen. Ron Wyden’s billionaire tax! Raising taxes on the ultra-rich is a good thing; income/wealth inequality in this country is beyond obscene. … Continue reading
I was born and raised in Eugene, and after college I moved back to Eugene as I started my career. After living in my current … Continue reading
I steal my neighbor’s leaves in broad daylight and in clear sight of everyone. The benefits outweigh the risks. I aid in my neighbor’s clean-up, … Continue reading
Eugene Weekly readers may not like what John Zerzan has to say (“From A to Zerzan.” EW 11/11), but mathematics, physics and geology don’t care … Continue reading
Kudos to the Weekly for printing 4J School Board member Gordon Lafer’s guest Viewpoint, ”The Real Challenge in 4J Schools.” (11/4) He needed the opportunity … Continue reading