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COLUMN: Seeking to pierce the veil of COVID-19 secrecy
You might scoff at the notion that you haven’t heard enough about COVID-19. Perhaps you would even utter…
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COLUMN: Two farewells: to a colleague and an author
In theory I could tally how many times Chris Collins’ byline has been published in the Baker City…
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COLUMN: Stuck in a snowbound cabin with the flies
For the first time in my relatively uneventful life I was truly entertained by the chance to smash…
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COLUMN: The lingering filth attached to the Holocaust
Until I read the book, I would have claimed, and with considerable confidence, that my feelings about the…
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COLUMN: Paying the price for another slothful autumn
The problem with leaves is that they don’t. Leave, that is. Every autumn, while engaged in the seasonal…
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COLUMN: Grateful for all who help keep schools open
When I got home from work the other day my son Max, who’s almost 10, rushed into the…
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COLUMN: Fighting words and the power of politicians
I learned at least one thing from the second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump. Politicians say…
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COLUMN: Survey shortchanges Oregon’s level of anger
The email’s subject line had the intended effect of causing my eyes to pause as they slid down…
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COLUMN: Peculiar politics: Pelosi agreeing with Trump
The saying that politics makes for strange bedfellows is a tidy aphorism, but I’m not sure it covers…
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COLUMN: Pepperoni police are on patrol in Salem
Probably you’ve been so focused on the pandemic that the sausage scourge has escaped your attention. Fortunately at…
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