EW Readers Have Opinions On Peacehealth, E-Bikes, Cars And Football
PATHS ARE FOR TRANSPORTATION, TOO There were many inaccuracies and tired critiques of e-bikes in the Letters section last week (Oct. 5), and even though … Continue reading
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Eugene Weekly readers write to support carbon cashbacks, world peace and universal health care
SMOKE IN THE AIR People living in the Eugene area can expect to breathe smoke from wildfires that are made worse by global warming. I … Continue reading
EW readers weigh in on a local rent strike and plans for a container ship port in Coos Bay
NOT PAYING RENT IS NEWS? The “Police Raid Almaden Street Home” article of Sept. 28 is confusing and concerning to me. Why is someone not … Continue reading
EW Readers Have Opinions on PeaceHealth, E-Bikes and the Boomer-Dominated Eugene City Council
CONGRATS TO HOLVEY Well that was fun. First off, congrats to Rep. Paul Holvey for an excellent campaign to push back a recall. You stood … Continue reading
Readers weigh in on everything from the Holvey recall to e-bikes and the mayor’s job
IN MY OPINION, THESE TWO AREN’T NEWSPAPERS I live in Florence and read the local paper, The Register-Guard and Eugene Weekly for my print paper … Continue reading
A reader questions whether Local 555 members know what their union leadership is spending money on in Sept. 28’s online extra letters
DO UNION MEMBERS KNOW WHAT THEIR DUES ARE BUYING? The aggressive campaign by one union attempting to recall Paul Holvey appears to be incredibly highly … Continue reading
Poor Duck sportsmanship, bad recall ads and more in online letters to the editor
(LACK OF) TRUTH IN RECALL ADVERTISING As Senate Workforce Committee chairs we have been the Senate counterparts to Rep. Paul Holvey’s House Business and Labor … Continue reading
Readers weigh in on Paul Holvey, Donald Trump’s eligibility for office and PeaceHealth’s hospital plans
EPPS WRITES NOVELS, TOO I was pleased to read Garrett Epps’s commentary (“Insurrection Election”) in the Sept. 14 Eugene Weekly, and hope that there is … Continue reading
Gas stoves and critiquing the Forest Service in online letters to the editor, Sept. 14
OLDER HOMES LACK VENTING FOR GAS STOVES While looking at homes to buy in Eugene recently, I noticed that most of the older homes we … Continue reading
Letters: Readers have opinions on everything from college football sportsmanship to what can be done to stop climate change
MAKE EUGENE A DEMOCRACY FOR ALL Regarding City Club of Eugene President Andrew Kalloch’s Sept. 7 Viewpoint “What Makes Eugene, Eugene,” I suggest that is … Continue reading