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By Steve McQuiddy Recent months have brought us stories of troubles on the Lane Community College Board of Directors, elected positions that decide policy and … Continue reading
As someone who made the switch to electric vehicles in 2017 and never looked back, I’ve discovered some eye-opening truths about the real cost of … Continue reading
By Ruhi Sophia Motzkin Rubenstein Two weeks ago, a local pastor called to ask if I had concerns about his church hosting Palestinian speaker Sami … Continue reading
By Mort Kahn I am the father of Daniel Kahn, who was shot and killed by the police on July 31 in Springfield. First, as … Continue reading
By Tami S.P. Beach Losing a loved one is an emotionally challenging experience, and when the situation is compounded by the absence of a will, … Continue reading
By Victoria Koch There is an old Buddhist story about an older man and his son walking along a receding river path where there are … Continue reading
Many people seem to be mesmerized by small, portable screens and can’t take their eyes from them for long. Yesterday, in less than a two-block … Continue reading
By Zach Klonoski Imagine the early 1940s with today’s technology and media environment. “Relocation camps” trend on TikTok, framed by official accounts as “re-education centers.” … Continue reading
By tova stabin I’ve been attending political rallies and events of one sort or another since I was about 12 years old — so well … Continue reading
By Alan Cohen The United States was intended by its founders to be the answer to an age-old problem: inequality. The founders’ solution was first … Continue reading