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KERA ABRAHAM

Former award-winning Eugene Weekly reporter Kera Abraham Panni is now with Monterrey Bay Aquarium.

Author: KERA ABRAHAM

Road to Damascus

Learning to love America while traveling in Syria

Travel 19 years ago

Story and photos by Kera Abraham EDITOR'S NOTE: National award-winning reporter Kera Abraham, who has a master's degree in journalism from UO, left EW in January to join the staff at Monterey County Weekly. The California paper printed a shorter version of this story June 7. Continue reading →

Flames of Dissent PT. V

The local spark that ignited an eco-sabotage boom — and bust

News 20 years ago

FLAMES OF DISSENT: The local spark that ignited an eco-sabotage boom — and bust BY KERA ABRAHAM Continue reading →

Flames of Dissent PT. IV

The local spark that ignited an eco-sabotage boom — and bust

News 20 years ago

BY KERA ABRAHAM PT. IV: THE BUST Continue reading →

Flames of Dissent Part. III

The local spark that ignited an eco-sabotage boom — and bust

News 20 years ago

Flames of Dissent The local spark that ignited an eco-sabotage boom — and bust STORY BY KERA ABRAHAM PHOTOS BY KURT JENSEN Continue reading →

Flames of Dissent PT 2

The local spark that ignited an eco-sabotage boom — and bust

News 20 years ago

Flames of Dissent The local spark that ignited an eco-sabotage boom — and bust STORY BY KERA ABRAHAM. PHOTOS BY KURT JENSEN. Continue reading →

Flames of Dissent Part 1

The local spark that ignited an eco-sabotage boom — and bust

News 20 years ago

Mick Garvin lay calmly on his side while three tons of steel heaved toward him. It was the morning of Sept. 10, 1995, and the … Continue reading →

KERA ABRAHAM

Former award-winning Eugene Weekly reporter Kera Abraham Panni is now with Monterrey Bay Aquarium.

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