Rotten In Eugene
A letter in the Nov. 15 Eugene Weekly asked what is the putrid smell that pervades northwest Eugene. Most mornings, one goes outside to greet … Continue reading
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A letter in the Nov. 15 Eugene Weekly asked what is the putrid smell that pervades northwest Eugene. Most mornings, one goes outside to greet … Continue reading
In response to the letter from Carlis Nixon (“Narrow Concerns,” Dec. 6), I agree that Peter DeFazio is and has been an advocate for the … Continue reading
Thanks to Jim Neu and Congressman Peter DeFazio for their viewpoints on the topic of climate change (EW, Nov. 21 and Nov. 29). Central to … Continue reading
Jerry Ritter (Letters, Dec. 6) refers to the Senate as “the great equalizer.” It’s an odd sort of “equality” that makes the vote of a … Continue reading
I was slightly ambivalent about the recent protest at The Shedd, which was called because it had signed a letter thanking City Manager Jon Ruiz … Continue reading
I appreciate Congressman Peter DeFazio’s 20-year history of climate-saving accomplishments (EW Viewpoint, Nov. 29) and his involvement in the Kyoto Protocol. Our current global climate … Continue reading
There has been quite a bit of anger and frustration on all sides recently regarding our challenges of both homelessness and downtown business survival. I … Continue reading
Regarding “Poor Showing, Pete” published Dec. 6 in Letter to the Editor: Lee Gire states his letter never received a response. Our records indicate that … Continue reading
Camilla Mortensen’s roadkill cuisine article (Nov. 21) was great, thoroughly researched, except for: “Please don’t tell me to eat nutria!” which betrayed deep ethnocentrism, I am … Continue reading
For a piece of truly fake news, try Congressman Peter DeFazio’s self-defense commentary (“DeFazio on Climate Change,” Nov. 29). Responding to a quote in Politico … Continue reading