EW Readers Have Opinions On Peacehealth, E-Bikes, Cars And Football

PATHS ARE FOR TRANSPORTATION, TOO There were many inaccuracies and tired critiques of e-bikes in the Letters section last week (Oct. 5), and even though … Continue reading
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PATHS ARE FOR TRANSPORTATION, TOO There were many inaccuracies and tired critiques of e-bikes in the Letters section last week (Oct. 5), and even though … Continue reading
SMOKE IN THE AIR People living in the Eugene area can expect to breathe smoke from wildfires that are made worse by global warming. I … Continue reading
• With cold weather coming, we want to remind our readers of the big boxes we have in the lobby of the Eugene Weekly building … Continue reading
NOT PAYING RENT IS NEWS? The “Police Raid Almaden Street Home” article of Sept. 28 is confusing and concerning to me. Why is someone not … Continue reading
By Danny Noonan When people think of Eugene, they often think of hippies with moss growing out of their backs, wet, verdant old-growth forests and … Continue reading
By John Zerzan and Artxmis In the past few months there’s been huge interest, unsettling interest, in the arrival of chatbot technology, which seems in … Continue reading
CONGRATS TO HOLVEY Well that was fun. First off, congrats to Rep. Paul Holvey for an excellent campaign to push back a recall. You stood … Continue reading
• Surprising no one but the renegade labor union that launched an inexplicable campaign to have him removed from office, state Rep. Paul Holvey easily … Continue reading
By Janetta Overholser Mahatma Gandhi made a statement: “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals … Continue reading
Two weeks ago, I got an email from a constituent. She confessed that she had signed the petition to put this recall election into motion. … Continue reading