Eugene Weekly

I can assure Stefan Ostrach that STAR Voting will not be “making” anyone assign stars to multiple candidates (Letters, Sept. 20). It allows them to … Continue reading →

The long-fought-over EMX is now going out West 11th Avenue, and now is the time to start building workforce housing into areas not filled up … Continue reading →

So important is the Eugene Weekly to have issues of climate change and no oversight of public funds (“Low Taxes, No Oversight” and “Climate Action” … Continue reading →

Measure 105 seeks to repeal Oregon Revised Statute 181A.820. This statute forbids state agencies, including law enforcement, from using state or local resources to detect … Continue reading →

The Bears Ears National Monument in southeastern Utah was the first in our system of protected federal lands to have achieved monument status at the … Continue reading →

STAR voting is a terrible idea (“When You Wish Upon a STAR,” Sept. 13).  Turning our elections into popularity contests, with voters having to assign … Continue reading →

On Tuesday, I passed five cops surrounding a single man on the sidewalk near the intersection of Hilyard and 19th. Multiple cop cars blocked traffic, … Continue reading →

Multiple letters opposing Measure 105 (End Oregon’s Sanctuary Policy) have recently appeared in EW and The Register-Guard. The writers appear to be working off talking … Continue reading →

Eugene City Council loves to pronounce imaginary doctrines like this, and repeating them endlessly they adopt them as the truth: They consider Eugene already in … Continue reading →

For more than 30 years Oregon law has prohibited the use of state and local resources to enforce federal immigration law if a person’s only … Continue reading →