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A May 5 rally brought out about 40 Trumpian flag-wavers and more than 100 protesters who tried to drown them out. Protesters say they didn’t … Continue reading
In 2017, 14-year-old Canyon Mansfield took a walk with his dog on a hill near his house in Idaho. The pair encountered a small metal … Continue reading
“I am a native Springfield resident,” says Sally Mann, who currently teaches in and coordinates the Springfield School District’s Community Transition Program (CTP), offering work … Continue reading
Fresh blood is challenging Springfield School Board incumbents in the May 21 special election. All six candidates, incumbents and challengers alike, spoke at a May … Continue reading
This proposal follows a pattern of anti-union administrators in other parts of the country who want to get rid of labor centers — because they want to weaken unions on campus, because they want to weaken workers’ bargaining power at the companies owned by wealthy trustees, or because they see no value in educating working people who can’t afford big tuition fees. Continue reading
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) denied a Clean Water Act permit Monday, May 6, for the Jordan Cove LNG project. The permitting is … Continue reading
The sun blazed down on about 40 supporters of President Donald Trump and 150 counter-protesters on the Harlow Road overpass May 5. The two parties … Continue reading
A well-respected University of Oregon psychology professor’s equal pay case was dismissed May 2 in response to a motion to dismiss filed by the UO. … Continue reading
This May election doesn’t have the pomp and circumstance of a presidential year, or even one where Congress, the Legislature, and city and county political … Continue reading
For longtime residents, when you bring up the name Jim Torrey, chances are the June 1, 1997, pepper spray incident will come to mind. On … Continue reading