The Left Would Be No Better
Tom Coffin believes if the very ill-planned Jan. 6 “coup” had succeeded, we would be living in a totalitarian, racist regime (“Totalitarian Ruin,” EW 10/7). … Continue reading
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Conte Responds About ADU Limits
Eugene Weekly readers should determine the truth about ADU regulations for themselves in contrast to accepting Eliza Kashinsky’s false statements (Letters, 10/7). Eugene has allowed … Continue reading
Web Letters
Letter writers address housing, the climate, field burning, football and more
Here at Eugene Weekly, we love our letter writers, but with COVID still hurting our advertisers — and thus our page count — we can’t … Continue reading
The Young Benefit From Increased Housing Density
As a renter in Eugene and a young person deeply concerned about the climate crisis, I strongly support the city’s efforts to increase housing density … Continue reading
Check Out The Library’s Service Cuts
Yes, I know there is a pandemic. I know that our climate is going down through a sieve — or is it a funnel? I … Continue reading
The Forest Service Is Selling Us Out
Charged with the mission to sustain the health, diversity and productivity of the nation’s forests, it always seems the scales tip toward “productivity.” In other … Continue reading
Slant
Hats off to the activists who marched in Eugene and other cities across the country for reproductive rights on Oct. 2. This seems to be … Continue reading
Get The Facts Straight On ADU Housing
It was disappointing to see Paul Conte accuse Kaarin Knudson of promoting false narratives (“ADU Housing is Not the Answer,” EW Letters 9/30), given the … Continue reading
Thank You, Civic Alliance And Kidsports
Eugene Civic Alliance and Kidsports got it right! Bravo to these forward-thinking and mission-driven community builders. The new and exciting Civic Park complex — home … Continue reading
Best We Talk To The Unvaccinated
Regarding the “People Have a Right To Be Angry” letter (EW 9/23): Sure that means the unvaccinated have the right to be angry, too. Timothy … Continue reading