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Eugene Weekly's editorial board weighs in on local and national issues.
• It’s an uphill climb to “repeal and replace” Greg Walden, conservative congressman from Oregon’s District 2 in eastern Oregon, but the state Democratic Party … Continue reading
• If the East Grandstand of Historic Hayward Field is so hazardous, why were so many track fans allowed to sit on it during the … Continue reading
• If you’re a fan of the soccer scene, Eugene has two quality teams playing this summer. The next home match for Lane United FC, … Continue reading
• We’re among the more than 100 million people who have watched Childish Gambino (Donald Glover)’s “This is America” video again and again. And again. … Continue reading
Letters to the editor Scroll down for viewpoints and columns. (This information is up-to-date for 2023.) Letters should be should be fewer than 250 words … Continue reading
• One last word from us on the elected auditor measure on the May 15 ballot: Opponents of Measure 20-283 complain it was drafted behind closed doors … Continue reading
• The newly arrived Eugene Voters’ Pamphlet is overwhelming, and it’s hard to imagine anyone plowing through all the arguments regarding elected vs. appointed auditors. … Continue reading
Governor Kate Brown Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries Val Hoyle State Representative 11th District Kimberly Koops or Marty Wilde Oregon Supreme Court Position 3 … Continue reading
• The debate over elected vs. appointed auditors continues, and adding to the discussion last week was a nationally recognized expert on city auditors who … Continue reading
• The Friday the 13th auditor forum at the City Club of Eugene was not as civil as most City Club meetings. Bonnie Bettman McCornack … Continue reading