From Thrifting to the May election in letters
Thrifting Internationally When I traveled to Ireland last year, I investigated thrift stores near my hotels. Got a T-shirt with Key West homes on it … Continue reading
Letters
From Activist Alert to Pride in Letters to the Editor
Food Not Bombs Kudos to Eugene Weekly for continuing to mention Food Not Bombs Eugene in the Activist Alert column. It’s very gratifying to see … Continue reading
Elections and More in Letters to the Editor
Lawson for Zone 3 Right now the stakes could not be higher for education. And the same is true for our outstanding community college, Lane … Continue reading
From the Bigfoot Strike to Sanipac in Letters to the Editor
And the Strike Goes On It’s been six months and counting. Bigfoot Beverages management still have not ratified a fair contract with their workers. There … Continue reading
From ‘Tom Tomorrow’ to Elections in Letters to the Editor
Our Pleasure Thanks for running “This Modern World.” We need it now more than ever. Tim Baxter Eugene Rise on April 19 Those of you … Continue reading
‘Easter Eggs’ and More in Letters to the Editor
Easter Eggs Out of the Question? If egg prices are putting a damper on your family’s backyard Easter egg hunt this year, here’s a fun … Continue reading
CAHOOTS, eug and More in Letters to the Editor
Save CAHOOTS Help! We must save CAHOOTS! It is unconscionable to me that the city of Eugene and our entire surrounding community could allow CAHOOTS … Continue reading
From Protests to the Ems in Letters
We Need a Protest Calendar What would it take for Eugene Weekly to prepare and publish a calendar of upcoming demonstrations/political events in the area? … Continue reading
Appreciation and Questions in Letters to the Editor
Thanks to Public Servants After attending the Lane Council of Governments (LCOG) Member Appreciation Dinner March 7, I feel especially grateful for our public servants … Continue reading
Fire Service Fee and More in Letters to the Editor!
Keep the Fee With new threats to democracy emerging daily on the national level, it’s easy to lose sight of the ongoing need to protect … Continue reading