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By Alex Baumhardt, Oregon Capital Chronicle State Sen. Sara Gelser Blouin, D-Corvallis, launched a statewide campaign Monday to collect accounts of Oregon students who have … Continue reading
Former New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof’s gubernatorial campaign has run into the obstacle that has been looming over his road to the May primary … Continue reading
Casey Kulla, 42, walks around his Yamhill farm while speaking with Eugene Weekly on his cell phone about why he’s running for governor. In the … Continue reading
By Shawn Boles The photo which accompanies this piece is a visceral response to Jan. 6, 2021, when our democracy was deeply wounded by carefully … Continue reading
As the winter cold crept in and students traveled home for the holidays, the University of Oregon marked the end of what was a monumental … Continue reading
Walk through the Washburne District in Springfield and you see well-manicured gardens, historic houses that bear the name of the first families that once lived … Continue reading
The first obituary came early in the year. A 30-year-old woman named Ivory McCuen died of hypothermia on Jan. 24 while sleeping in a parking … Continue reading
Sometimes it can be said that Eugene is dying of a rotted soul, consumed by shiny, materialistic high-rise apartment complexes and leaving the disenfranchised behind. … Continue reading
Andrew Kalloch named his first-born child Selma in honor of the late activist and former congressman John Lewis. “Lewis was a patriot in the first … Continue reading
A new law will take effect in Oregon on Jan. 1 requiring that death reports disclose the housing status of the deceased. For those who die … Continue reading