Eugene Weekly

Told the luxury Market Street expansion “won’t pencil out,” Eugene City Council voted 5-3 to grant Brian Obie and Casey Barrett of Gordon Lofts their … Continue reading →

Measure 102? Not so fast! Yes, just about everyone wants more affordable housing — but is this the right vehicle? Isn’t a lack of tax-based … Continue reading →

Quote: “In America, anybody can become president.” End quote. Not! Time to take a long and crucial, eyes-wide-open look at that minefield mantra. Then toss … Continue reading →

We know there is a dire need for affordable housing. The question is: Should we pave the way for corporate interests to control production and … Continue reading →

At our general meeting on Oct. 20, Our Revolution Lane County voted unanimously to endorse STAR Voting and Julie Fahey, and unanimously to oppose Measures … Continue reading →

The difference between Knute Buehler and Kate Brown: Knute believes that parents who wrongly believe that vaccination puts their children at more risk of harm … Continue reading →

Global warming is here, and Eugene will face increasing populations escaping the heat and drought of southern states. A carbon tax and transit improvements are long … Continue reading →

By voting “no” on Measure 105, Oregonians ensure that local police cannot stop, detain or interrogate a person based only on a suspicion of undocumented … Continue reading →

I am urging all Eugene Weekly readers, especially those ages 18 to 29, to please vote. This election is probably the most important of our … Continue reading →

We senior voters of a Eugene retirement community have comments on the governor race.  Both major party candidates are appealing to the “center.” We like non-partisanship, … Continue reading →