Online Extra Election Letters
Ems/Multiuse Stadium BETTER LOCATIONS FOR EMS STADIUM Certainly, there is a better location for the Ems stadium. The stated goals of having readily available lodging, … Continue reading
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From the library as ‘third space’ to all those elections opinions in letters!
WE NEED THE ‘THIRD SPACE’ Many thanks for Emerson Brady’s April 18 article, “Losing a Third Space.” Brady captured what the library has already lost … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor
SICK OF CORPORATE GREED First: we lose our community hospital to a corporate takeover. Second: I lose my medical group (OMG) and primary care physician … Continue reading
From the Library to the Election in Letters
THANK YOU FROM THE LIBRARY This letter is a giant thank you to all of the people who volunteered or shopped at the Friends of … Continue reading
From Mad at Tony to Remember Nancie Peacocke Fadeley in letters
YOU’RE WELCOME Thank you for your “April 1 Issue” printed in the March 28 edition. It is some of the funniest satire I’ve read in … Continue reading
From Ems to Albertsons and more in letters
ANOTHER PITCH AT NUMBERS I want to take full responsibility for my numbers errors in my previous letter about the new Emeralds stadium proposal. I … Continue reading
Elections, the Ems and more in letters
YES, 4J STUDENTS ARE WORTH IT I strongly believe Eugene voters should jump at the chance to renew the 4J local option levy. When I … Continue reading
From the Coast to Housing, and of course the Ems, in Letters
EW, WHAT ABOUT THE COAST? I am deeply concerned that once again Eugene and “Lane County” treats the coast as a step child and all … Continue reading
From the Ems debate to local elections in letters
LIBRARY OVER BASEBALL STADIUM I visit the Eugene Public Library on a weekly basis. On my last visit, there was a young girl walking from … Continue reading
Readers weigh in on the Ems, the ballet and more in this week’s letters
A THANK YOU FOR ‘WHEN LIFE BEGINS’ I thank Minister Dan Bryant for his view on “When Life Begins.” I have always struggled with how … Continue reading