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Column: Hear clear, and see the signs of spring
Is there stigma associated with wearing hearing aids? I’m about a month into that new stage of my ... Read more
Author: Tim Trainor - Page 4 | Redmond Spokesman
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Column: Vote for Republicans in May election
Our primary election is May 20 and every vote will count. The statistics show that less people vote ... Read more
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Column: Education system is in need of meaningful change
As a child, I often found myself in spaces where every adult was greeted with warmth and attention, ... Read more
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Column: Keeping recreation accessible and affordable
My name is Katie Jalo. I’m running for Redmond Area Park and Recreation District board position #1. I ... Read more
Features
Offbeat Oregon: Jane Barnes was first adventuress of the Oregon Territory
One of the more interesting things about Oregon history is how much of a role “colorful characters” played ... Read more
Features
Offbeat Oregon: Family’s stand against state overreach became legend
Sometime in mid-1956, Corinne Gunderson Stumbo of Wolf Creek opened her mail and found a bill from Douglas ... Read more
Community
Redmond Senior Center activities April 17-23
Thursday 10 a.m. Cards With Friends 10 a.m. Line dancing 10:30 a.m. Nails by Angela 10:30 a.m. Silver ... Read more
News
Eastern Oregon FFA members still dealing with effects from 2024 Redmond crash
Bibiana Gifft of Baker City cried during the 2024 and 2025 Oregon state FFA conventions. But the source ... Read more
Columns
Column: Oh, Congress! How have you become so pusillanimous?
October 1989, I found myself in a small hotel, the Londonderry Arms, on the Antrim Coast of Northern ... Read more
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Column: 97-year-old Redmond deadlifter is the toast of New York
One of the most remarkable people I’ve gotten to know during my time at the Spokesman has to ... Read more