A Poem
We stand isolated before the darkening eye of the needle of extinction. It is uncertain whether we shall pass through. But… It is our choice. … Continue reading
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Where There’s Smoke
Lisa Arkin, executive director of Beyond Toxics, recently penned a letter in The Register-Guard discussing the dirty air we’ve all been breathing. Arkin cited some … Continue reading
Vote Vinis
As mayor, Lucy Vinis has strived to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone in Eugene. As a lifelong advocate for children and a current … Continue reading
Chill On Netflix
This is a plea to ask you to join me in fighting the forces of evil and despair. We have a planet that deserves saving! … Continue reading
Pinche Pandita
I enjoyed learning a bit of background about Pandita in the Eugene Weekly’s review of the new restaurant (“Tacos Every Day,” 12/19/2019). I met one … Continue reading
Scared Of Smart Meters
EWEB will be installing smart meters in my neighborhood in the next four weeks. If you’re an EWEB customer and wish to opt-out, now is … Continue reading
Slant
• The U. S. has the highest incarceration rate of any country in the world. Ninety-five percent of those prisoners eventually will return to our … Continue reading
About Iran and Suleimani
America knows little about the man Trump killed
By M. Reza Behnam Only the United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Islamic State rejoiced in the illegal and immoral targeted killing of Iranian … Continue reading
Supporting Support Pros
As co-chair of the Joint Ways and Means Subcommittee on Human Services, Sen. Lee Beyer understands the value of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) in our … Continue reading
Curtailing Dialogue
It would be great if the Eugene Weekly had some standards for the letters it publishes. Ideally, letters are a format for the thoughtful exchange … Continue reading