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It is, of course, always important (if not a civic duty) to vote, even in a safe “blue” state like this one. It’s often said … Continue reading
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It is, of course, always important (if not a civic duty) to vote, even in a safe “blue” state like this one. It’s often said … Continue reading
It’s a presidential election year and a global pandemic. What could go wrong? Forget we asked. Here are some tips for voting in 2020. Vote … Continue reading
By Joe Rutledge Given the enduring impact of Jim Weaver’s accomplishments during his years in Congress as well as the countless friends, colleagues, news organizations … Continue reading
A meeting of opposites is on exhibit through Nov. 14 at Eugene’s White Lotus Gallery. Connie Mueller creates painstakingly detailed linoleum block prints, employing a finicky … Continue reading
The COVID-19 pandemic has taught Americans many lessons — including a reminder about just how valuable our protected public lands are. My wife and I … Continue reading
By Taylor Perse and Taylor Griggs Recent wildfires in Oregon decimated communities across the state. This disaster, combined with ongoing economic struggle in the face … Continue reading
To the thief who stole our Biden/Harris 2020 lawn sign, which I had put up only two days ago, I will say this: You just … Continue reading
In response to the letter “It’s a Bike World” by Shannon Wilson (EW 9/17): Thank you for decades of advocacy to protect our forests. Although … Continue reading
Since our phone call is scheduled bright and early, Seattle indie singer-songwriter Damien Jurado seems to be a morning person. This challenges my notion that … Continue reading
How very appropriate that President Donald Trump was infected by a hoax. The same hoax that has killed more than 200,000 Americans, and many more … Continue reading