Eeeek, An E-Bike!
Attention e-bike owners: Apparently, there is a group of bicycle purists in the area that view the e-bike as not a real bike and will … Continue reading
Letters: Page 25
Note From A Happy Subscriber
A big thank you to Eugene Weekly for their subscription service. I moved up the road to Brownsville a few years ago, and I can’t … Continue reading
Environmental Opinions
From corporate greed to growing seeds, in letters
WILLOW PROJECT = CORPORATE GREED Pres. Joe Biden’s decision to move forward with the Willow Project is a blatant disregard for our environment and the … Continue reading
The Myths Of Renewable Diesel
While visiting family in Eugene, I read with some interest the recent letter to the editor (“Empty Nest(e),” March 9) regarding the “Fried Fuels” article … Continue reading
Care With Deeds, Not Words
Per Dan Dizney’s letter (March 9) that Eugene is not a “really caring place,” he’s right. People like to complain about injustice because it’s easy. … Continue reading
Thanks For Sullivan
I’m so glad that EW is again carrying “Outdoors” by my buddy Bill Sullivan. I’ve purchased some books and attended some lectures, so we’re buddies, … Continue reading
Don’t Let The Door Hit You
Lee Rothrock (Letters, March 9) bemoans the city’s ban on new natural gas hookups and its effect on people’s choice of appliances. He claims that … Continue reading
Issues Both Local and National
Expensive textbooks, 4J board elections and the Public Safety Levy
WELLPATH ISN’T WELL On Feb. 7 the Lane County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to place a Public Safety Levy Renewal on the May ballot. … Continue reading
Where’s That Park?
Your article on Oregon parks (“There’s a Pass For That,” March 2) ran with a photo of Yosemite National Park, which is not in Oregon. … Continue reading
Environmentalists Offer Hope
Interesting on their own, it was the juxtaposition of three articles in your March 2 issue that I found especially insightful. It was great to … Continue reading