I was informed by one of your staff that letters must not contain any unsubstantiated information. Yet you see fit to print outright lies by columnist Mark Figley. Target is not selling satanic-themed ...

Many times, I receive angry questions about why we print the letters that we print. They usually go something like this: “I disagree with this writer, and his or her opinion isn’t worth hearing.” Or, ...

I’ve been a subscriber to ADN, with a few breaks over the years, since around 1992, through various owners, publishers and what not. I extremely dislike the e-edition. At least the website is easier ...

Every month I type, print and mail letters to my to adult children. It would be easier to send via email. But this father wants his children to have a tangible, written record of our shared history ...

Since it's a new year, I thought I'd answer some recurring questions on how we decide what letters we publish. Our policy is simple: The word limit is 300 words for all letters. We don’t allow ...

The reason all letters seem to be either for or mostly all against Trump is because frankly, the Sentinel doesn’t print letters against Biden. I’ve written a few, none are published. Maybe the ...

Anyone else noticed the lack of signage at the 18th and High Street traffic light? It’s the beginning/ending of the new two-way bike lanes on High after turning off 19th at South Eugene High School. I ...

I have canceled my subscription to your newspaper effective Monday, the first day of reduced papers. Why are you even bothering with two days a week? I called and asked if us print subscribers were ...

There's a bright side to shrinking newspaper circulation, but still plenty of room to improve. A deceptively simple fix comes from Stan Collender at Capital Gains and Games, who argues that the ...