You Have to Serve Somebody
Rename Kesey Square
You have to ask yourself: Why such extreme prudence by our Eugene City Council when it comes to the official renaming of what everyone now … Continue reading
Opinion: Page 334
We’ve Got Mail
EW presents the best Letters to the Editor of 2016
We hear it all the time: People pick up Eugene Weekly for the letters. That’s great news. A local paper with readers who are engaged enough to … Continue reading
Slant
Donald Trump or Mike Pence as the next president?
Question of the day: Donald Trump or Mike Pence as the next president of the U.S.? If Trump is either impeached or resigns within the … Continue reading
Rezoning and the Ward 1 Election
Candidate comparisons are necessary and prudent
Ward 1 voters need to know the truth about the two run-off candidates, Emily Semple and Josh Skov. To do so, they should consider an … Continue reading
We All Scream for Ice Cream!
Taking a look at Measure 97
As you know, dear readers, the Hot Air Society is not only a social drinking club; we are also a 527 Super-PAC. We secretly authorized the … Continue reading
Slant
For those still feeling the Bern
• In case you have been misled by mainstream media or TV ads to think Dennis Richardson is a reasonable candidate to be Oregon’s secretary … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor 2016-10-27
SKOV FOR COUNCIL Congratulations on your masterful promotion of Emily Semple in the Oct. 20 issue. You not only gave her the cover but also … Continue reading
Democracy and Education
Vote yes on Measure 97
Just Do It. Vote Yes on 97 Tax cheats back No on 97 As we approach Election Day, we are being faced with historic decisions. … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRESS In the Oct. 6 edition of EW, local activist David Oaks claimed that legislation that I co-sponsored, along with 207 other members … Continue reading
Eugene Weekly’s Election Endorsements
Don’t let a loser win. Vote!
Ballots are being mailed between Oct. 19 and Oct. 25. The last day to register to vote in Oregon was Oct. 18. Don’t let a … Continue reading