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Did you hear that the Eugene Public Library is no longer charging late fees? It’s joined libraries across the nation removing barriers to using their … Continue reading
Editorial Board
Eugene Weekly's editorial board weighs in on local and national issues.
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Endorsements: State Races
Governor, BOLI and Legislature
STATE RACES Democratic Primary Governor David Beem, Julian Bell, Wilson Bright, George Carrillo, Michael Cross, Ifeanyichukwu Diru, Peter Hall, Tina Kotek, Keisha Merchant, Tobias Read, … Continue reading
Endorsements: City Races
Eugene and Springfield
CITY OF EUGENE City Council City Council – Ward 3 Alan Zelenka (unopposed) City Council – Ward 4 Jennifer Solomon, Jennifer Yeh Incumbent City Councilor … Continue reading
Endorsements: Lane County Races
Lane County Commission and Tax Assesor
LANE COUNTY County Commission Lane County Commissioner, West Lane, Position 1 Ryan Ceniga, Terry Duman, Misty Fox, Rod Graves, Dawn Lesley This is the first … Continue reading
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If you’re exhausted and depressed about the news out of Ukraine, the pandemic, shootings on the streets of America, try watching the Golden State Warriors … Continue reading
Endorsements
There’s no season like election season
Presidential elections grab headlines and attention, and while midterm elections — and primaries in particular — might seem less sexy, they need just as much … Continue reading
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The more than 150-year-old J.J. Walton House, which once housed cult-favorite Mexican restaurant Morenos and later Bates Steak House, has been demolished, ending a fascinating … Continue reading
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Wondering why so many pages in the Weekly this week? We’re back up to our pre-pandemic page count for this issue — and it feels … Continue reading
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We confess to missing the Saturday Register-Guard in our box after all these years. A daily newspaper should be on the street every day. Right? … Continue reading
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About 10 years ago, Supreme Court justice nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson visited Eugene when she was on the U. S. Sentencing Commission. Invited by Judge Ann … Continue reading