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by Taylor Perse The world is reaching the point of no return when it comes to climate change, and its effects hit locally as well … Continue reading
by Henry Houston Looking toward Lane County’s climate in 2040 sounds like the setting of a dystopian sci-fi novel. According to Phase One of the … Continue reading
by Alvun Urquhart All life is based on energy. For all but the last 150 years, almost every creature on Earth depended on renewable energy … Continue reading
I got a call at 3 am on Dec. 14, 2014, that would change me forever. My youngest cousin, John, who had been at my … Continue reading
Alli Wasseman barely slept or ate for a week in early June. She’d been doing OK, even though she was overworked with her barista job … Continue reading
By Roger Brubaker Early in the pandemic the columnist David Brooks wrote an op-ed for The New York Times predicting a “curve behind the curve” … Continue reading
Mental illness can be a lifelong struggle, as you may know. I have struggled with bipolar disorder for about a decade, having been diagnosed in … Continue reading
The U.S. is a traumatized nation. Millions of people are now “trumpitized” as well, which greatly adds to their distress. The individual and collective traumas … Continue reading
Our park, your park, Civic Park is open! It is fast becoming a vibrant community hub, a sports and recreation destination where Civic Stadium once … Continue reading