Glad The Guns Were Left At Home
\What a joy it was to attend the NAACP’s march in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King; we had excellent turnout of the African American … Continue reading
Opinion: Page 49
Repurposing EWEB’s Headquarters
I’m glad the city will lower itself to reusing an older building for City Hall. There is no other location at this point, since they … Continue reading
A City Hall, At Last, Maybe…
Hard to believe! We might have a real Eugene City Hall! The EWEB building is beautiful, the riverside park is beautiful and it speaks for … Continue reading
Wooten Not A Saturday Market Founder
I love Henry Houston’s writing; he’s a master crafter of journalism. There is one tiny thing in his Peter DeFazio piece that is now becoming … Continue reading
The Return Of The Phantom
In his Twilight Zone books Rod Serling, who took part in the liberation of Corregidor, in the Philippine Islands, wrote the story “He’s Alive.” It … Continue reading
Dear Hateful
A note from the drag artist who tried to have a civil conversation at a drag protest
Emma Scott Lavin To the hateful: Did you hate when you were four? Hatred is learned behavior. Maybe that’s why you pretend your hate is … Continue reading
Slant
The earnest but sometimes tone-deaf Shedd Institute for the Arts generated heated criticism over the weekend after Eugene vocalist Siri Vik revisited her 2013 tribute … Continue reading
The Elephant in the Room
Republican policies and the homeless crisis
By Steven Hiatt With all the recent discussions about the crisis of homelessness, I have not seen any acknowledgement of the elephant in the room. … Continue reading
Slant
We were a bit surprised at an opinion column published in the Bend Bulletin and The Astorian addressing a possible news desert in Eugene with … Continue reading
Eugene Must Build Up As It Grows
I read with interest the letter from Robin Bloomgarden (“No More Glitzy Tourist Traps,” Letters 1/12) about increasing the number of floors allowed on 5th … Continue reading