Democrats Need Better Candidates
Regarding your “Red Trickle” election update (11/10), I was happy to celebrate the mostly good or, at worst, OK news for Oregon Democrats. And I … Continue reading
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An Electrifying Future
Fellow farmers and rural property owners: Do you ever stand next to a field on your property and listen to the sounds of rural life? … Continue reading
U.S. Greatness Does Not Include Politics
We just had an election in the U.S. It was more of the SOBS: same old bull shit. American politics is one of the causes … Continue reading
Thanks, Voters
Thanks to everyone who took the time to vote. I wish it were as easy nationally as it is in Oregon. I hope “tent city” … Continue reading
Beltline Widening Plan Deserves Scrutiny
It is sad that The Register Guard’s distant corporate owners ended letters to the editor and op-eds. These are critical parts of any newspaper’s voice. … Continue reading
Slant
We were wondering what the old YMCA will be used for after the new building is completed. So after someone suggested it should become a … Continue reading
Make a Difference
Why I serve at Egan Warming Centers — and why you can, too
by Mary Sharon Moore Cold weather is here. It’s time to pile on the blankets for luxurious warmth. Cozy is good. Cold weather is also … Continue reading
Taking Our Vote for Granted Ends Now
A Latino community leader reflects on the election
by Juan Carlos Valle Remember when performance mattered during political debates? Remember when it came down to whose ideas and proposals were best? It has … Continue reading
A Rich Conversation
Before retiring I was a daily and weekly newspaper editor in Oregon for 30-plus years. My favorite section was letters to the editor and guest … Continue reading
Zip-O-Noise Falls Though Legal Loophole
I’m awakened again at 4 am by a low vibrating noise emanating from an outdoor planer operated by Zip-O-Laminators near west Eugene’s Four Corners. At … Continue reading