Seniors Need To Be Vaccinated Now
It is very important for seniors to get the vaccine as soon as possible. The death statistics for seniors are extremely high and have been … Continue reading
Letters: Page 100
A Meditation On St. Ruth
Ruth Bascom was Eugene’s first woman mayor, from 1993 to 1996, and she left a legacy that is unparalleled in our community by being a … Continue reading
Fire Isn’t The Only Threat To The Mckenzie
Taylor Griggs’ article “Salmon in Smoke” (EW, 2/4) does a commendable job covering the impacts that have pushed McKenzie River salmon runs to the brink … Continue reading
Protecting Oregon’s Rivers
I’m a professional artist and fourth generation Oregonian. Like many Americans, I have a special relationship with the natural beauty of our wild places. For … Continue reading
The Governor’s COVID Wind
Regarding Gov. Kate Brown’s vaccine decision to continually defer critical distribution to and thereby frankly sacrifice elderly — after she got hers, of course — … Continue reading
Bush Whacker
It matters today that George W. Bush was never elected president. We would not have Chief Justice John Roberts nor Justice Samuel Alito. Instead, we … Continue reading
Workers Should Get Shots First
If vaccines were distributed according to common sense instead of identity politics, farmers, field hands, food producers, garbage haulers and the people who work in … Continue reading
Let’s Ban Polystyrene
Expanded polystyrene sucks. You know it. I know it. Your mom knows it. We use it or have used it. We can feel that it … Continue reading
Follow Science On The Pandemic
I commend Gov. Kate Brown’s early decisions regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, including restricting businesses which cannot accommodate safe distancing, such as bars, restaurants and gyms. … Continue reading
Progressives: Still Sidin’ With Biden?
Excellent letter by Joshua Welch (“Dancing With the Devil,” EW, 1/28)! One additional crusade orchestrated by Sen. Joe Biden needs to be mentioned. Let’s not … Continue reading