New Zone Stays Vibrant
Last week’s visual arts story by Ester Barkai, “A Glass Half Full: Eugene and Springfield art venues look for opportunities in uncertain times,” left out … Continue reading
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No Shrinkage
We just wanted to thank the community for showing us the joy that a snow sculpture can bring. Who would have thought? Also, we would … Continue reading
It’s The Moment To Decide
In the U.S. we have had the freedom to abuse freedom, and we have. Even though we have helped win two world wars fighting for … Continue reading
More On The Homeless Who Died In 2021
As the former site coordinator for senior meals downtown Eugene, I would like to expand and perhaps further humanize a couple of the people you … Continue reading
Right-Wing Delusions
Right-wing writers such as Jerry Ritter (Letters 12/23) like to claim that Portland burned during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests. Nonsense! Mostly a number … Continue reading
Decline Of The RG Is A Business Opportunity
The Register-Guard informed us recently that the monthly print subscription price is going up from $20-plus per month to $45 per month. Since the new … Continue reading
Please Get Vaccinated, And Help Vaccinate The World
A drone catapulted airborne from government refrigeration centers gently drops a parachuted container with 2,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine into a remote village in Ghana, … Continue reading
Starnes For Governor
Patrick Starnes is a champion for the people. He seeks to get corporate control out of our politics. For far too long we have been … Continue reading
What’s The Cost Of Electricity?
Is it true that electricity is 100 percent clean? What about all of those electricity generating plants that rely on fossil fuels? What about nuclear … Continue reading
Saving The Earth
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Earth Stewards Committee, along with Interfaith EarthKeepers (InterfaithEarthKeepers.org), has joined forces with McKenzie River Trust and Long Tom Watershed Council to … Continue reading