From Ems to Albertsons and more in letters
ANOTHER PITCH AT NUMBERS I want to take full responsibility for my numbers errors in my previous letter about the new Emeralds stadium proposal. I … Continue reading
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Back in South Eugene Albertsons and more in Slant
• Thank you to the readers who have reached out to Albertsons and let them know of their dismay that the supermarket chain has decided … Continue reading
The Voices of Climate Change
A community conversation on climate change is April 10 at the Eugene Public Library
By Paul Bodin What makes the crisis of climate change so unique and compelling is the diversity of voices, past and present, that compete for … Continue reading
Elections, the Ems and more in letters
YES, 4J STUDENTS ARE WORTH IT I strongly believe Eugene voters should jump at the chance to renew the 4J local option levy. When I … Continue reading
From sportsball to Springfield in Slant
• As the college basketball season winds down with no Ducks in the Final Four, the coaches are working hard to secure commitments from proven … Continue reading
Support for Global Suffering
An educator urges 4J not to sanction a teacher for displaying a Palestinian flag
By Cengiz Zopluoglu As a parent of a Spencer Butte Middle School student and a member of this community, I find myself compelled to address … Continue reading
A Seat at the Table
South Eugene grad and Indigenous Latina runs for office in Georgia
By Ada Merello As a woman of color raised by a single mother in Eugene in the ’80s and ’90s, I would like to reintroduce … Continue reading
Protect the Owyhee
Oregon’s Grand Canyon is over 9 million acres of wilderness-quality public lands
By Bonnie Olin Recently, I attended a showing of the documentary Into the Canyon. It is the story of two men hiking the length of … Continue reading
From the Coast to Housing, and of course the Ems, in Letters
EW, WHAT ABOUT THE COAST? I am deeply concerned that once again Eugene and “Lane County” treats the coast as a step child and all … Continue reading
From local news to letter-writers in Slant
We love the news. We know, that’s controversial these days, and we know, maybe more than anyone, how hard it can be to get the news … Continue reading