Eugene Weekly

Exciting times on the train: great views, new people to meet, plenty of time to ponder, read and write. (“Tales of the Rails,” 2/27). Last year … Continue reading →

I believe homeless people in Eugene are treated like trash. I am much offended and embarrassed for those who spend time, money and energy putting … Continue reading →

On Jan. 13, a judge in San Diego ruled that the Trump administration is operating within its authority when separating families who were stopped at … Continue reading →

The letter re: Trump must have been written “tongue in cheek” by Jim Remington (“Trump Delusions,” 2/27). He has stated all the obvious and horrendous opposites … Continue reading →

Our community believes in prioritizing education because education is the best investment in an individual. Lane Community College needs to repair and modernize their facilities, and that’s why we … Continue reading →

As a response to Tony Corcoran (“Republicans Suck,” 2/6) and (Colin Moran (Letters, 2/20): I say we should elect Peter DeFazio for one more term … Continue reading →

Eugene Weekly reader Rick Tijerina cautioned us (Letters, 2/20) that “Trump hatred” can affect the way that we perceive reality or recognize the truth. However, … Continue reading →

A recent Eugene Weekly cover story, “A Wait Too Long” (2/6), portrayed PeaceHealth as uncaring in its treatment of sexual assault survivors in our Eugene-Springfield … Continue reading →

It was Friday, Feb. 21, and living next to the Eugene fair grounds, I knew the Oregon Logging Conference was in town because of the … Continue reading →

Eliminating single-family zoning will not result in more low-income housing. No subsidized newly constructed housing will be affordable to low-income people. Yet there is a … Continue reading →