Eugene Weekly

As with the Battle in Seattle and the Monsanto Row in Sacramento, the Brew-ha-ha in Ottawa is being portrayed as violent fringe extremists with crazy … Continue reading →

“Not All Anti-Vaxxers are Crazy” (Letters, 2/17) is true — some are people with real medical excuses — so that must leave the selfish and … Continue reading →

I’m writing in response to Katharina Jones (Letters, 2/17), who believes that anti-vaxxers have valid reasons for their stance and do not deserve the hostility … Continue reading →

Renters in Eugene are being ripped off. We pay exorbitant prices for spaces infested with black mold, filthy common areas and poor insulation. Yet the … Continue reading →

I was pleased to see the perspective offered by John Zerzan about vaccines (Viewpoint, 2/10). My first response is an “Amen, brother!” It truly is … Continue reading →

In his Viewpoint (“Vaccines Are the Problem?” 2/10), John Zerzan mentions that he received hate mail for not being “anti-vaxx.” I find this very regrettable. … Continue reading →

It’s wonderful to have the days growing longer, but as they do the dry and hot season approaches and I worry about the challenges it … Continue reading →

Cole Sinanian writes cogently about the benefit of co-op home ownership versus apartment rental (EW 2/3). Sinanian, however, might have also mentioned that co-op ownership … Continue reading →

I agree with Christopher Logan’s letter (“Time to Zip It, Zip-O,” 2/3) regarding the noise in his neighborhood. I also have contacted the city regarding … Continue reading →

Just imagine three fully loaded domestic passenger planes crashing today, tomorrow and every day, about 1,250 people dying per day. Would you book a flight? … Continue reading →