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Defend the oppressed

A ‘ramble’ on justice “Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed. Take up the cause of the fatherless; plead the case of the widow.”–  Isaiah 1: 17 Over the past couple of years I have been thinking about justice. What does it mean?…

Shush! Noise and its impact

There is much noise in today’s world, drowning out sounds of nature. Natural sounds are usually soothing, and research shows that they are beneficial to our well-being. We all know cities are noisy – and the bigger the city, the noisier it is. But extraneous…

Psilocybin cost under review

With the Nov. 8 election just around the corner, one ballot item is still under much deliberation. In response to the passing of measure 109, authorizing the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) to create a program to permit licensed service providers to administer psilocybin products, OHA…

‘Hail Mary’ needed to keep church doors open

Town hall set for Oct. 13 CRESWELL  – A determination by the Archbishop may soon seal the fate of Saint Philip Benizi in Creswell. “The wind seems to be blowing towards closing the church,” said Dave Smith, parish council member.  Saint Philip Benizi is a…

End-of-season care tips for your garden

Garden clean-up is an important, if tedious task. Proper end-of-season care will help minimize the spread of disease and can keep weeds down over the winter. It will also help your perennial plants survive the winter and make your yard look neater. It might help…

Area Briefs

Cedar Creek Fire update: 32% contained 120,575 acresEvacuation Level 1: Be readyThe Deschutes National Forest and Willamette National Forest both have closures due to fire hazard Waterlines in Creswell to be flushed next week The City of Creswell’s Public Works department will be conducting the…

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