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Ari Faber is a city council candidate who will protect the vulnerable
An endorsement letter from a local disabled, transgender and Christian woman.
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OU’s cancellation of Black alumni reunion, women’s conference is reactionary
Let’s work to welcome everyone into the struggle for a better world.
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Actually, we should avoid septic sludge as fertilizer
In regard to the Independent’s article on using septic sludge for fertilizer…
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Thank you, helpful city and government workers
I give thanks for the government servants who responded to my concern and look forward to “happy trails” along SR 682 in the month to come.
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Mediums in Motion showcases impressive performances
Each student used visual, descriptive and contextual elements of an artwork to create a 4-dimensional experience of being in conversation – and in motion – with each medium.
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The movement against mistreatment requires inclusivity
Let’s work to welcome everyone into the struggle for a better world.
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Pushing back against the takeover of our government
It’s been tough to absorb all that’s happened in the Trump/Musk administration. But a resistance is growing, and we all can participate in some way.
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Honor the Peace Corps’ spirit
Many former Peace Corps volunteers continue their service by working for USAID and other programs. Dismantling those programs places our nation in peril.
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The Trump cult is reminiscent of Jonestown
With their lemming-like fanaticism, Trump’s supporters have more in common with religious zealots than thoughtful political allies.
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The Gathering Place nears its 50th anniversary
The community home for people with mental health challenges was the brainchild of the late Rita Gilleck.
