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RG sold, OBF, auditor and other editorial opinions
• We heard Oregon House Majority Leader Jennifer Williamson talk to a gathering of Eugene Democrats last summer after the 2017 legislative session. Williamson said … Continue reading
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Hawaiian Slack Key Festival 2018
Hult Center for the Performing Arts • 7:30 pm • Tickets→
5th Annual Hawaiian Slack Key Festival 2018 presented by Ki-ho’alu Foundation The festival will feature 6 artists known in the Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Genre, who … Continue reading
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NO TO MILITARY STRIKES
The Eugene Friends Meeting (Quaker) urges U.S. leaders to resist any temptation to wage a military strike against North Korea. Military force would cause massive … Continue reading
WE’RE FRACKED
More than 100,000 acres of southern Oregon public land was protected by the Agricultural Secretary from strip mining by Red Flat Nickel Corporation, a Panamanian … Continue reading
GOOSED AND GANDER
On Jan. 21, I was a spectator of the Women’s March for Action in Eugene. In principle, I sympathized with the purpose of the march. … Continue reading
MAKE IT SAFE
Heroin addiction among young adults between 18 and 25 has doubled in the past 10 years. A percentage of those addicts will die needlessly from … Continue reading
TRUMP’S EVIL WEB
I’ll echo Mark Robinowitz’s (Letters, 3/8) analysis of EW’s new website: MAJOR step backward. What sinister force prompted EW to change a format that was … Continue reading
ON LEGISLATIVE TIME
Imagine you own a home and you decide that you will only work on your home for a few months a year, regardless of how … Continue reading
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Jan. 29 rally at the federal courthouse downtown
• EW attended the Sunday, Jan. 29, rally at the federal courthouse downtown, a response to President Trump’s executive order temporarily suspending the U.S. refugee program … Continue reading
2018 Evergreen Tattoo Expo
Lane Events Ctr. • Tickets→
The 5th Annual Evergreen Tattoo Expo is our biggest event yet! Get tattooed by an Inkmaster. Visit the event website to find attending artists. Enter … Continue reading
You Have to Serve Somebody
Rename Kesey Square
You have to ask yourself: Why such extreme prudence by our Eugene City Council when it comes to the official renaming of what everyone now … Continue reading
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CORPORATE CLAMPDOWN
Newsflash: Judge Karsten Rasmussen has just issued his decision that Lane County voters will not be able to vote to ban the aerial spraying of … Continue reading
FEEDING THE FERAL
I’ve been following the discussions about feeding wildlife and I’m alarmed that city councilors are considering including feral cats in a proposal to make feeding … Continue reading
FOWL PUNCHLINES
I was disappointed and discouraged by Chad Anderson’s turkey letter. He said “you can brag to your friends that you help children and the homeless … Continue reading
TRANS CONTROVERSY
Derrick Jensen is not a “transphobe” and is not a “bigoted hateful Nazi” (“Controversial Speaker Sparks Outcry,” 3/8), I deeply encourage readers to look further … Continue reading
KNIGHTS ERRANT
The UO’s plans for the Knight Campus expansion are currently under review. As a current graduate student in the natural sciences, I am concerned about … Continue reading
Letters in Response to EW’s Design Issue
Downtown design gets people fired up!
THE TRUTH ABOUT MUPTE Too often the line between news reporting and editorial seems to be erased in Eugene Weekly. Last week’s story “Student Housing Eyesores” … Continue reading