Eugene Weekly

I was perplexed by Deb McGee’s letter to the editor in last week’s Eugene Weekly (“Hey Dems” Nov. 21). She would seem to be categorizing Congressman … Continue reading →

A letter in the Nov. 15 Eugene Weekly asked what is the putrid smell that pervades northwest Eugene. Most mornings, one goes outside to greet … Continue reading →

I read the letter “Guns And Safety” in the Nov. 29 issue of the Weekly and felt compelled to respond to Josh Welch’s comments. In … Continue reading →

Earlier this month Stacey Black submitted a letter decrying the whooping cough vaccine, but her assertions are untrue.  The whooping cough vaccine is a safe … Continue reading →

In December of 2016, I contacted Oregon Congressman Pete DeFazio’s office and stated that the biggest threat to the nation from the Trump election was a … Continue reading →

Hello vegans and carnivores: I hold my comments back every day I go among people, so I won’t insult anyone individually for his or her eating habits. But … Continue reading →

Henry Houston has done his usual good job with his piece on Rep. Peter Defazio (Nov. 29). DeFazio’s comment that he plans to stay in … Continue reading →

It’s worth noting the Masterworks On Loan program (“Masterworks on Loan,” Nov. 21) brings acclaimed art to the Schnitzer created by famed artists dead and … Continue reading →

Regarding “Downtown Businesses Thank City for Nixing City Hall Shelter” (EW blog Nov. 15): Call me naive, but I see the “stakeholders” as the ones … Continue reading →

If Oregonians must eat animal carcasses, roadkill is a superior option to the neatly shrink-wrapped plastic packages of meat in the grocery store. Eating roadkill … Continue reading →