Letting off Steam in Letters
Steaming About Republican Policies I am having a difficult time wondering how we got to this point with the present federal Republican senators and representatives. … Continue reading
Letters
SLUG and Amazon Love, and More in Letters
Have Money, Do More I’ve read too many hand-wringing articles and letters to the editor about the plight of the indigent on our streets. While … Continue reading
Who is in Charge and More in Letters
Who is Running Things? Thanks to the Weekly’s Slant column (11/13) reminding readers that both the LCC faculty and classified staff unions are still without … Continue reading
From Flock To That Behemoth
Don’t Trust the Flock As this Flock saga has gone on locally, we’ve been seeing an effort by Eugene and Springfield police to try soothing … Continue reading
From Discerning Voters to Goldfinger
What Say You, EW Readers? I was perplexed to learn King Estate received a third-place finish as Best Local Winery in EW’s latest readers poll … Continue reading
From Hunger to Troubles at LCC
This Hurts This week, over 750,000 Oregonians — including about 210,000 children and 130,000 seniors — will lose access to a program that puts food … Continue reading
From Screams to Permits in Letters to the Editor
Hear My Primal Scream! You asked us (Slant, 10/23) to “scream if you want Savage Love.” Well, I’m screaming! Savagely! There are a million places … Continue reading
From Flock to the YMCA in Letters to the Editor
Symbolism over Safety Eugene’s City Council just voted to “pause” its use of Flock license plate cameras — right as multiple hits from those cameras … Continue reading
From Coping to Amigo the Devil
Coping Today Spending time in the forest helps me with stress and keeps life in perspective. Being mindful. Just listening, watching, smelling, just being. Nature … Continue reading
From Inspiration to Microcosms
An Inspiration What an inspiring story about Cottage Grove teacher Kindra Roy (EW, 10/2). Although she had many challenging circumstances growing up, there were important … Continue reading