Yes, This Is Class Warfare
Todd Reed (Letters 3/24) claims Eugene’s proposals to open up single-family home zoning, as required by HB 2001, will result in 42-foot apartment buildings whose … Continue reading
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Timber Interests Get Carte Blanche In Oregon
Great respect to Saint John Hunt for his April 7 letter (“The Rape of Oregon”). Your awareness of an ugly clearcut indicates your good heart … Continue reading
Great Cities Have Trash Cans
My partner and I frequently walk through the Whiteaker neighborhood to one of our favorite restaurants, New Day Bakery. It’s appalling how much trash and … Continue reading
Why No Discussion About Armitage Park?
On Tuesday, April 12, there was a public meeting with Lane County Parks. Only a handful of the public attended, while there were at least … Continue reading
Time For Action Before It’s Too Late
My hat’s off to Saint John Hunt (“The Rape of Oregon,” Letters 4/7). Thank you for your facts and awareness of something we who have … Continue reading
Cancers Bring Growth, Too
Kevin Cronin (“BANANAs and Poisonous Mushrooms,” EW 4/7) is quoted saying, “Our city needs to grow…” Why? Where is it written that population growth is … Continue reading
Satire Was Just Plain Gross
I’m so appalled by your tasteless attempt at satire with Bob Keefer’s “PERS Death Squads” piece (EW 3/31) that I don’t even know where to … Continue reading
Counting Trees Instead Of Forests
In response to Saint John Hunt’s letter “The Rape of Oregon,” EW 4/7: Our local Seneca Timber brags on a sign outside of their Hwy … Continue reading
Old Growth Research? Or Just Plain Revenue?
On the surface your article “Peace at Last” (3/31) by Clayton Franke sounds upbeat and positive, but I do question the real outcome of the … Continue reading
Middle Housing Benefits
As a doctor, I have about 30 homeless patients in my practice — and today one of my new patients brought me up short on … Continue reading