Clean Energy (again), Endorsements and More in Letters
Rethinking Home Scores Listening to the City Council’s public meeting on home energy scores was strangely upsetting and, on reflection, I realized that it sounded … Continue reading
Letters
Pickleball, Clean Energy and More in Letters
Court of Appeal I’ve been playing tennis at the YMCA Tennis and Pickleball center (TPC) for nine years. My wife is an avid pickleball player … Continue reading
Fees, Politics, Meadows and More in Letters
DeFazio Responds A recent letter (Sept. 17) attempting to rewrite my record and Rep. Val Hoyle’s record on forest policy was so garbled that it … Continue reading
Pen Pals, Boycotts and the Election in Letters
Pen Pals, Pay Pals and Thrift Store Pals You’ve heard of pen pals? My girlfriend from high school (now lives in Oklahoma) and I have … Continue reading
History, Race and Flowers in Letters
On Westmoreland I would just like to clear up a misunderstanding in the August 20 letter from Todd Boyle, who would like to see some … Continue reading
Safety, Politics, Water and More in Letters
Crosswalk Safety Idea We walk/bike daily in the Jefferson Westside community and downtown. We just submitted a report to the Eugene Police Department about a … Continue reading
So Many Issues … in Letters
Pet Issues Two subjects that you might consider for the next Pet Issue (EW 8/13). 1) Pet waste. I walk the trail along West and … Continue reading
Politics and Clap-Backs in Letters
Say What on Hoyle? I am a little astounded to learn that certain environmental groups are not supporting Rep. Val Hoyle for Congress because they … Continue reading
Don’t Strike Out in Letters
Keep Baseball We must keep the Eugene Emeralds in Eugene. Joe R. Blakely Eugene DeName Them Eugene has a park, school and street named after … Continue reading
Houses, Gardens and Burns
That House Near Coburg Kudos to Christian Wihtol for the Wildfang bankruptcy saga. Wow. We’ve long wondered about that unfinished house. Now we know, thanks … Continue reading