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Millions of Americans are in prison. Writing them will change you.
Recently, my husband was asked by a prisoner support organization to write to a man on death row in another state. That prisoner’s typed letters over the past decade have been a revelation.
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2mWildfire smoke expected to settle in Lane County
A wind shift is expected to carry wildfire smoke into Lane County later Monday, Aug. 3, with air quality expected to reach unhealthy levels for people who are sensitive to it.
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I've worked on Eugene's homelessness issues for decades. Monique DeSpain's views are all wrong. | Letter to the editor
Congressional candidate Monique DeSpain has a vision for ending homelessness. Unfortunately, it is based on a myth that addictions and mental illness are the primary causes of homelessness. They are not. Basing public policy on such a myth will help some individuals, but will do nothing to solve the larger issue. In their book, “Homelessness […]
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9mTen budget-friendly summer activities in Eugene, Springfield for kids, adults
From museums to farms, stave off the boredom and screen time with one of these local adventures.
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6mThe bonds between us can't be replicated — which is cause for gratitude and grief
I am learning to be grateful for each person’s unique contribution to my life.
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8mWhat to know about the World Athletics U20 Championships
The biennial junior-level championships will take place Aug. 5-9 at Hayward Field. Young international track and field stars have the chance to make their mark, including several who’ve already done so at the collegiate and professional levels. Tickets start at $15.