This bill deals strictly with people in possession of a small amount of a drug for personal use. Dealing drugs, and possessing large amounts of drugs would continue to be illegal and punishable as a crime.

Whoops, thanks :)

We did both.

https://www.nrtoday.com/ap/state/oregon-leaders-working-on-stay-home-stay-healthy-order/article_a84a3bd5-4104-5886-b042-d009f615125f.html

We wrote a story about Alek's entry into the race when he announced it. This story covers those who more recently entered. This is the way we regularly cover these races until the election date draws nearer, when we summarize each candidate again. No slight to Alek or any other candidate …

Thanks, we've corrected that.

The goal of the publicity was to encourage others to come and to help. Otherwise, how would anyone know about the program?

These spots ordinarily remain vacant this time of year, so the county isn't losing income.

In addition, he hopes local residents will step up to loan their RVs for a few months to Paradise refugees who want to stay here but don’t have RVs. Just as most RV spaces are vacant during the winter, most people’s RVs stay parked in their driveways for most of the season, he said.

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A couple other facts that might be of interest are that the owner of a $200,000 home would have paid $88 per year under the library district tax, if the majority of voters had agreed with you. Also, nonresident fees are typical at city libraries. The Eugene library, for example, charges $130…

Hi Kirpi,
The $60 fee is annual. It's meant to share the load, since taxpayers inside the city are already paying city taxes to support the library, and people who live outside the city limits do not pay those taxes.