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Susan Palmer

Author: Susan Palmer

Dancing for Pleasure

Pleasant Hill dance instructor's choreography goes global

Dance 10 months ago

The first hint that this isn’t your ordinary aerobics dance class is the bare feet. Everyone in the Pleasant Hill studio — instructor and students … Continue reading →

On The Air

An unlikely conversion puts a Eugene woman in touch with a new world 

Culture 2 years ago

I want to touch the moon. OK, not actually. Not a hand-print-in-moon-dust kind of touch. I want to use the moon to bounce a radio … Continue reading →

Thar They Blow!

Whale watching season is on us again — and the state wants more spotters

Culture 2 years ago

Thank gazillions of tiny mysid shrimp for the imminent arrival of about 18,000 massive gray whales just off the Oregon Coast this spring. The inch-long … Continue reading →

There’s a Pass for That

Navigating Oregon’s maze of outdoor recreation passes is not for the faint of heart

Travel 2 years ago

Think about this: Oregon has 362 state parks, 21 national wildlife refuges, 11 national forests, three national monuments, two state forests, a national historical park … Continue reading →

Heaven’s Musician

Park and statue in Waldport will honor Black musician and civic leader who was brought to Oregon as a slave

Visual Arts 3 years ago

It’s only a matter of time until someone makes a movie about Louis Southworth’s remarkable life. An Oregon pioneer, a professional fiddle player, a blacksmith, … Continue reading →

10 Who Made a Difference

A toast to the remarkable women who made Eugene what it is today

Culture 3 years ago

We’re smack in the middle of Women’s History Month, a national tradition begun during the Jimmy Carter administration, and it’s time for a thought experiment. … Continue reading →

Susan Palmer

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