May Primary Election Letters! May 12 Edition!
Judicial Elections Judicial elections matter. Usually, they are uncontested where a sitting judge is running as the incumbent, and often, we don’t vote because most … Continue reading
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Bikes, Education and Elections in Letters
Giving Thanks I would like to publicly thank the ruggedly independent individuals who pull their own weight around this town — rain or shine, silently … Continue reading
May 5 Online Extra Election Letters!
April Fools? What were you folks smoking when you decided to make election endorsements? Seems you lost your way. Mike Clark? Really? Michele Postal Coburg … Continue reading
Primary Election Letters!
Branch Portal Today I had the privilege of walking through a magical portal. Amazingly, it was a few blocks from my house and open to … Continue reading
May Day, Trauma and the Primary Election! In Letters
May Day Is Calling. It Has Always Been Calling You. Love is not something you wait to feel. It is something you do. May 1st … Continue reading
Do Better — And Elect Someone!
EW is Great! “Do better, EW.” (George Keim in letters April 9.) What a lazy comment from a local beer peddler who should heed his … Continue reading
Letters from Students at North Eugene High School
Minimum-wage vs. The Economy As a high school student, I can already see that minimum wage fails to support basic living expenses. I can already … Continue reading
Let’s Get Political, in letters
Make Eugene Walkable Again We already know that car drivers are not willing to share the road with pedestrians and bicyclists. Sidewalks in Eugene are … Continue reading
Beer, Watersheds and Fences in Letters!
Do Better on Balling The “Balling on a Budget” article is a disappointing read. As a craft beer enthusiast, business owner [A Beer Club] and … Continue reading
From Whole People to Anti Fascists in Letters
The Architecture of Belonging The current debate over managed camps and “Safe Sleep” sites in Eugene often misses a vital component: the existing social fabric … Continue reading