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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 ...
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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 ...
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Column: A year of wellbeing at Redmond Senior Center
It’s hard to believe it’s been a full year since the Redmond Senior Center launched its Wellbeing Series ...
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Column: Bill would help journalism, our democracy
In times like these, when politics are in turmoil and the amount of information is overwhelming, reliable and ...
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Column: College fun reaches great heights at balloon festival
The Annual Spring Pretty Hot Air Balloon Festival was the highlight of March events on the campus of ...
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Guest column: Region needs a youth workforce development campus in Redmond
Earlier this month, Logan Nichol, a Heart of Oregon team leader from Prineville, went to Washington D.C. to ...
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Column: First a daughter, then a caregiver
From childhood through middle school, I considered my life “normal.” My worries consisted of homework, grades and sports. ...
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Column: Singers and slingers on Upper Metolius campus
The Board of Trustees of Upper Metolius State College of Engineering and Poetry recently issued a memo directing ...
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Column: Why should we care about critical minerals?
Recently, there has been a lot of news about “rare earths” and “critical minerals.” Critical minerals are the ...
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Guest column: Pass liability bill to protect Oregon recreation
Outdoor recreation is at the core of Oregon’s identity. Nearly 70% of us participate in outdoor recreation each ...