Letter: We can count on David Gomberg
Letter to the Editor: Both the Central Coast Chapter and the South Willamette Valley Chapter of the National Organization for Women, NOW, have endorsed the re-election of Rep. David Gomberg.
Brad’s Blog: OLCC’s check on alcohol sales to minors in Eugene nets ‘terrible results’
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission — yeah, they changed the name a few years ago — sent out a press release last week to report troubling results of what they refer to as a…
Guest Commentary: Bad behavior by coaches, parents and fans must stop
There’s an unfortunate trend continuing in Oregon and across the nation that must be stopped: the bad behavior of coaches, parents and fans at high school athletic events. We’ve all seen it: the yelling, harassing,…
Letter: David Gomberg fighting to get critical infrastructure to the coast
Letter to the Editor: When Waldport was facing serious water problems, we called Rep. David Gomberg.
Letter: Clarifications on Fire & Rescue’s Kings Valley agreement, Wren service
Letter to the Editor: Chancy Ferguson, interim fire chief, writes to respond to statements from former fire chief Tom Miller and includes information about an active intergovernmental agreement and service to the Wren area.
Brad’s Blog: Thrilled to be tasting chili again
By the end of the afternoon, I’d finally had my fill of chili. But it was a fun journey. The varieties of flavors — some good, and to be honest, some not so good — were available for tasting over…
Letter: A closer look at Rep. Gomberg’s voting record
Letter to the Editor: I recently read a letter to the editor regarding District 10 House Rep David Gomberg. With Philomath being in District 10 this year with the redistricting, I can’t help but respond.
Letter: Re-elect Gomberg, a representative who has always been there for veterans
Letter to the Editor: Lincoln City resident Roger Robertson writes about Rep. David Gomberg and his record of always being there for veterans.
Scott Moss column: The dregs of Amsterdam
After having been to Rome, Strasbourg, Paris, Marseille and Munich (in that order necessarily not) on my obligatory middle-class caucasian post-bachelor’s-degree-graduation European backpacking trip funded by generous and proud relatives, your correspondent found myself once upon a midday cloudy in…
Letter: Philomath Community Gleaners thankful for $2,000 grant from the Siletz
Letter to the Editor: On behalf of the Philomath Community Gleaners, I would like to thank the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians for its generous grant of $2,000 to our group to buy food in May 2022.
Letter: Let’s share, listen, encourage, learn to serve all the people we love
Letter to the Editor: We could use a whole new approach. Instead of worn arguments and assumptions that go back through my lifetime, we could use a brave, open mind or two or more. I’m not talking about the use…
Letter: Censorship has no place in our community
Letter to the Editor: Regarding the controversy over censorship efforts by an extremist minority in our community, we feel it is important to support the inclusion of LGBTQ works in the Philomath school libraries.
Brad’s Blog: Timing of water flows sealed fate of Alaska adventurer
The Christopher McCandless story has always been interesting to me. I read John Krakauer’s book, “Into the Wild” years ago and a few years later caught Sean Penn’s film of the same name. For those of you not familiar with…
Love of Learning: PYAC volunteers and local businesses help Warriors win
Fall sports will begin over the next few weeks. From what I have heard around town, both Philomath girls and boys cross-country are set to make a run at state titles this season. The girls fell just one point short…
Brad’s Blog: Geographic features with offensive names being renamed
In the very little spare time that I have, one of my hobbies is to work on a family history book that I hope to publish someday for my descendants. My three sons are the 13th generation of the Fuqua…
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