So Many Issues … in Letters
Pet Issues Two subjects that you might consider for the next Pet Issue (EW 8/13). 1) Pet waste. I walk the trail along West and … Continue reading
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The Native American Market, local caffeine and the Israel-Hamas war in letters to the editor
NATIVE MARKET STORY WAS A GOOD START Sunday evening on the PBS Newshour, in honor of Native American Heritage Month, I watched a great story … Continue reading
Web Election Letters
A whole pile of letters we've received before the Nov. 8 election
The election is just around the corner — Nov. 8 — and our readers have a lot to say about it. This batch of online-only … Continue reading
Web Letters
Letter writers sound off on COVID-19, HB 2001 and the environment
Here at Eugene Weekly, we love our letter writers, but with COVID still hurting our advertisers — and thus our page count — we can’t fit all … 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
Online Extra Letters!
Housing, homelessness, Vietnam and more in this week's online letters
Our letters section wasn’t big enough this week to fit in all the letters that are fit to print, so please check out these online … Continue reading
Web Letters in Response to ‘Housing the Rich’
EW readers respond to Paul Conte's Viewpoint on HB 2001
REZONING WILL HELP THE WORKING CLASS Yes, Eugene does have a rental affordable housing crisis. If you pay more than 30 percent of your monthly … Continue reading
Web Letters
EUGENE NEEDS TO SUPPORT ARTISTS The gentrification-fueled real estate environment makes it increasingly impossible for artists to keep pace with. We are at a point … Continue reading
Web Letters
UO PUTS MONEY FIRST I am very thankful to everyone taking measures to help slow the spread of COVID-19 on their own accord. I am … Continue reading
Web Extra Letters
The letters that didn't make it into print this week are still worth a read
FREEDOM TAKES WORK On July 4 we recognized the Declaration of Independence defining the American dream as inalienable natural liberties including life, liberty and the … Continue reading