Eugene Weekly

So, China doesn’t want our plastic and Styrofoam… at any price. Who can blame them? Very little of it is recyclable and, therefore, the rest … Continue reading →

As a supporter of Oregon’s waters, wildlands and wildlife, I was very pleased to see Rep. Peter DeFazio’s recent legislative proposal to protect the Devil’s … Continue reading →

With so many public news sources (mostly in America) that thrive mostly by presenting lots of their articles in negative and/or extreme forms of perception … Continue reading →

Goodbye to a legend, a powerful promoter of democracy: Art Pearl (EW, July 26). Carrying on with his inspiration, we can work together to make … Continue reading →

Portland has curbside recycling of plastic and metal. Portland also recycles a wider variety of paper products than we do. If Portland can recycle these … Continue reading →

I was surprised but pleased to see an article on an ultimate fighter in Eugene Weekly (“Nerd Bashing Time,” Aug. 16) that included comments from … Continue reading →

Has anyone else noticed that most of Eugene’s outdoor advertisements lack women and minorities? Is it only white men that live in Eugene? Beverley Mowery  Eugene

Anecdotal information, including reports from the director Spike Lee, has spoken of profound effects on some white moviegoers who have just watched his latest movie, … Continue reading →

One simple hero. Life and Duty; Love and Death. He is always here. Matthew T. Stone Springfield

I am writing to ask why the cover story of your most recent issue (8/2) was simply a list of things that your staff has … Continue reading →