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“What we’re trying to do is a revolution, a peaceful revolution,” says Justin Filip, Green Party candidate for Oregon’s 4th Congressional District. Filip, a University … Continue reading
The idea behind Don Chava’s Spoon came from a dream, back when he lived in Managua, Nicaragua, Said Perez says. That dream became a reality … Continue reading
For a decade, the 62-foot-high steel Springfield Flame statue in Gateway has loomed over a barren city-owned tract of sun-bleached bark mulch and a few … Continue reading
“The People should never rise, without doing something to be remembered — something notable and striking.” — John Adams, founding father and second president • … Continue reading
The federal plan governing logging across 1.3 million acres of western Oregon forestland was never approved by Congress — and is therefore void. That’s the … Continue reading
“I’m grieving for a lost America,” one woman says solemnly, holding a light yellow daisy. Her face was illuminated by the light of a nearby … Continue reading
At the busy corner of East 30th Avenue and University Street in Eugene, passersby have likely wondered what’s happening to the tall A-frame-style building. It … Continue reading
“The president is a servant of the Constitution and not its master. There is nothing explicit or implicit in that instrument which exempts him from … Continue reading
Indivisible Coburg, an organization aimed at promoting progressive policies and protecting democracy, has been organizing weekly rallies outside of the Coburg City Hall since October. … Continue reading
Lisa Levsen stands behind a folding table, with “Levsen” written in Sharpie across the side, piled high with breakfast foods. She scoops scrambled eggs onto … Continue reading