Eugene Weekly

Monica Kohl (“A Modest Proposal,” Letters, June 21) asks why allowing unfettered ADUs (accessory dwelling units) is such a terrible thing. Allow me (a prospective homeowner) to … Continue reading →

With Justice Kennedy’s decision to retire from the Supreme Court, it is imperative that Oregon focuses on the fight for women’s reproductive rights. There now … Continue reading →

Today there was another mass shooting, this time in Maryland. Crime is the cost of cutthroat capitalism and the emptiness and despair that meritocracies engender. … Continue reading →

Housing is in short supply in Eugene, and it looks like many have blinders to car license plates from California, Nevada and numerous states across … Continue reading →

I commend Mike Beilstein for having the courage and conviction to admit to being all in for the Green Party (Letters, June 28). Conviction is … Continue reading →

I’d like to second the effort made by T’ruah, Rabbi Ruhi, Rev. William Barber and all the others that are participating in the Poor People’s … Continue reading →

The current U.S. policy of confinement of brown babies in concentration camps should come as no surprise. Our country has a long history of white … Continue reading →

Our new radio station, KEPW Peace Works Community radio, broadcasting simultaneously from 97.3 FM and online at kepw.org, needs your help. Our signal on air … Continue reading →

People who steal bikes or forge checks rarely face jail time, let alone federal prison or the loss of children, because those are misdemeanors. But so … Continue reading →

I am a Pacific Green Party voter and activist, and I encourage others to consider registering and voting Green. I first registered as a Green … Continue reading →