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There is an article in the Chicago Reader by Deanna Isaacs published July 12, titled, “What we talk about when we talk about guns,” that … Continue reading
By Chris Cunningham Bill remembers limping after injuring his left foot, but he certainly wasn’t thinking the worst. The pain continued, and he learned he … Continue reading
By Victoria Koch I find it’s easy to make assumptions or judgments about people. Recently, one hot late-summer morning, I was getting ready to water my … Continue reading
By Kamryn Stringfield The primary issue confronting the entire world at the moment is imperialism. Western imperialism is a danger to all life on this … Continue reading
OCF ACT OF KINDNESS As Oregon Country Fair traffic left Monday morning, there was an RV from Nevada on a road that parallels Suttle (one … Continue reading
By Julie Fahey After three years of responding to crises like the pandemic and wildfires, Oregon’s 2023 legislative session was an important opportunity for lawmakers … Continue reading
The climate crisis is here, and Eugene is already experiencing its impacts first hand. We just weathered the hottest July 4th holiday on record in … Continue reading
By Rachel Bitecofer Eugene is known for its vibrant, quirky community, beautiful scenery and a deep passion for sports. As the home of the Eugene … Continue reading
One of the most common questions I get asked when speaking about the work of SquareOne Villages is some version of Field of Dreams: “If … Continue reading
LOCKING PEOPLE UP MAKES THEM WORSE There are many things we could be doing about the problem of homelessness, but the recent Weekly article “Lessons … Continue reading