EW Readers Weigh in on Tropical Fish, Gaza and Rivers
THE PET FISH TRADE BRINGS DEVASTATION Thank you, Eugene Weekly, for the interesting ideas in your Gift Guide (Nov. 22). One suggestion was a pet … Continue reading
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EW readers weigh in on corporate coffee kiosks, just how much ‘trail’ the city has built and Gaza in this week’s letters
WHEN IS A ‘TRAIL’ A TRAIL? While we loved seeing Wild Iris Ridge featured in your paper (“Wild Iris Ridge” by Bill Sullivan, Nov. 2), … Continue reading
Hippies, pickleball and international politics
HOEDAD LOVE Imagine my surprise reading your story on tree planters (“Rooted in Eugene,” EW Nov. 2) and looking at the photo. The guy in … Continue reading
The Native American Market, local caffeine and the Israel-Hamas war in letters to the editor
NATIVE MARKET STORY WAS A GOOD START Sunday evening on the PBS Newshour, in honor of Native American Heritage Month, I watched a great story … Continue reading
Self-service gasoline and the war in Gaza are on readers’ minds this week
BIKERS ARE ALLOWED ON SOME WALDO TRAILS While I appreciate Debra McGee’s desire to keep beautiful wilderness areas beautiful, her letter in the Oct. 19 … Continue reading
Mayoral race, war in Gaza and the gas station debate in online letters
KNUDSON CAN BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER I am so thrilled that Kaarin Knudson has decided to run for mayor! As an architect working on the front … Continue reading
Mayoral candidate Kaarin Knudson and the war in Gaza are on readers’ minds this week
KNUDSON WILL BRING POISE AND GRACE TO MAYOR’S OFFICE Kaarin Knudson is the leader that Eugene needs as our next mayor. Over the years, I’ve … Continue reading
Taxes, health care and even a waterskiing squirrel draw readers’ attention this week
EUGENE MAKES HOMEOWNERS SUBSIDIZE DEVELOPMENT The Eugene City Council has done it again. Ten years, no property taxes for the latest seven-story, 237-unit, market-rate riverfront … Continue reading
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
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