Don’t Build Unnecessary Reservoirs
EWEB needs to hold a public hearing before putting two reservoirs at 40th and Patterson (EW 6/3). This forest is a Eugene treasure, something to … Continue reading
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Share The Waters
I love summer and am so happy to use our rivers and lakes for recreation: swimming, fishing, boating, all warm weather pleasures. We do share … Continue reading
Slant
Here’s a rumor we like: Dawn Lesley is considering a run against Jay Bozievich in 2022 for Lane County Commissioner. She came within about 70 … Continue reading
That Foxy Wagner
Kudos to Eugene Symphony’s maestro Francesco Lecce-Chong for choosing to give us Richard Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde in palatable portions (EW 7/15). I went to … Continue reading
The Things Veterans Carry
I would like to address Winston Nyoki’s letter of 7/15 and help this person get the facts correct. It was not tens of thousands of … Continue reading
Get Over It, South Eugene
I have lived my 65 years as a white middle class person with ample opportunities. I grew up in a small midwest town where railroad … Continue reading
The Real Anti-Vietnam War Protesters
I am responding to Alix Li’s two letters of 6/10 and 7/28. Li claims that “boomers sold out” and should have “turned your energy to … Continue reading
Breasts Still Obscene in Eugene
Gender-progressive yoga studio outlaws topless woman
By Sydney Bradley When I entered the studio in downtown Eugene, I knew it was first-string. The teacher gave me an eye-gazey welcome and vines … Continue reading
Another Way The Rich Get Richer
Prices of residential property continue to explode. Other things being equal, this would be very bad news for the bottom 20 percent of incomes in … Continue reading
Slant
Every year we at Eugene Weekly think our latest interns are the greatest journalism interns ever. And every year, we are correct. The journalists the … Continue reading