A Grove Matter
I live in Cottage Grove. I visit eastern Oregon a lot. I am from the west part of the Cascades. I no longer feel that … Continue reading
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Veggie Planet
Many thanks to Camilla Mortensen for the excellent article in the Jan. 24 Chow titled “Revolution on a Food Truck.” I have dined at the … Continue reading
White Privilege
To those who wrote in regarding the Jan.17 Slant section’s question of possible bias in the police response to Charlie Landeros, I think we are … Continue reading
Ideological Checkerboard
Oregon’s Legislature should look to its voter bipartisanship for progress
By Tom Bowerman and Jackman Wilson With daily news constantly reminding us how divided our political culture is, new research shows Oregonians from blue to … Continue reading
Boycott Starbucks (Again)
At this point it is hard to believe that anyone with brains would do anything to imperil a Democratic presidential win in 2020. But if … Continue reading
Public is the Point
Joe Cornish offers a new take on the Arthurian legend in The Kid Who Would Be King
To the writer of that sad and ugly commentary on the presence of homeless citizens in our downtown library: Our tax money paid for our … Continue reading
Who Gets Elliott?
At their December meeting, the State Land Board decided to “direct Director Walker and staff at DSL to commence work with OSU and other agency … Continue reading
No Pipeline
Dear Gov. Kate Brown: I strongly oppose the LNG pipeline constantly being proposed. It will decimate the land and is extremely dangerous. An explosion will happen — … Continue reading
Stalinist Solutions
Statistically, your data favors the success of Community Court (“Courting a Problem,” Jan. 31). For the 17 percent of those eligible for the program, graduates … Continue reading
Build the Wall
I see with horror that, yet again this year, there is a polar vortex invading the U.S. from across our northern border. It’s time for … Continue reading