Episode 30: Richard Kyte and Scott Rada also discuss whether automated traffic enforcement is a better way to keep people safe.
Commentary: We should not be complacent about the way the words we use shape our perception of the world around us.
The Dec. 30 editorial page had three letters to the editor worthy of comment.
Why would you not continue carrying Dr. Rosemond’s column on parenting?
It was with dry eyes that Australians waved goodbye to Novak Djokovic, the tennis superstar their country sent packing because he wasn't vaccinated against COVID-19. Their laws require that foreigners entering the country be vaccinated. The Serbian, there to defend his Australian Open title,…
Thank you for replacing John Rosemond with someone readable.
Some of the most alarming government actions since the COVID-19 pandemic began have weakened state authority to safeguard public health. At least 26 states have removed traditional powers from local health departments, the institutions tasked with protecting us.
Roseberries to the Corvallis Planning Commission for a wild discussion regarding expansion of the Corvallis skate park. Roses to a new hotel and apartment building in Corvallis and to OSU football great Mike Hass.
The headline in the local paper the morning of Jan. 11 said to stay out of the emergency room (“OHA says avoid ERs if possible”). Too much COVID-19.
The Jan. 12 edition had a political cartoon with a masked couple wearing “USA” shirts shackled to a coronavirus ball and chain, and another couple without masks, one of whom was wearing a shirt that said “Unvaxed” and holding a key marked “Vaccinations” declaring, “We have the key but we’re …
Newsroom hires at our company have received crucial advice for years: When you move to town, don’t get an apartment or house with a red door.
I have always believed that integrity is the most admirable trait one can possess.
I would like to add my disappointment to the missing column on parenting written by Dr. Rosemond.
Roseberries to the Corvallis Planning Commission for a wild discussion regarding expansion of the Corvallis skate park. Roses to a new hotel and apartment building in Corvallis and to OSU football great Mike Hass.
Newsroom hires at our company have received crucial advice for years: When you move to town, don’t get an apartment or house with a red door.
Raspberries to Jan. 6, a new date that will live in infamy. Roses to local roads crews working hard during snowstorms and flooding, as well as to volunteers cleaning up after the homeless.
Oregon State University made the right call by requiring that its students and employees get coronavirus booster shots as soon as they are eligible.
Episode 30: Richard Kyte and Scott Rada also discuss whether automated traffic enforcement is a better way to keep people safe.
Commentary: We should not be complacent about the way the words we use shape our perception of the world around us.
It was with dry eyes that Australians waved goodbye to Novak Djokovic, the tennis superstar their country sent packing because he wasn't vaccinated against COVID-19. Their laws require that foreigners entering the country be vaccinated. The Serbian, there to defend his Australian Open title,…
Some of the most alarming government actions since the COVID-19 pandemic began have weakened state authority to safeguard public health. At least 26 states have removed traditional powers from local health departments, the institutions tasked with protecting us.
The Dec. 30 editorial page had three letters to the editor worthy of comment.
Why would you not continue carrying Dr. Rosemond’s column on parenting?
Thank you for replacing John Rosemond with someone readable.
The headline in the local paper the morning of Jan. 11 said to stay out of the emergency room (“OHA says avoid ERs if possible”). Too much COVID-19.