February 1, 2024
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 2, 2024
Vote ‘yes’ on Camas school levies for ‘stronger, more resilient community’
Vote ‘yes’ on Camas school levies for ‘stronger, more resilient community’
Vote ‘yes’ on Camas School District levies
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
Back-to-back winter storms, power outages and freezing weather may have diverted our attention last weekend, but hopefully many readers also spent time contemplating the life and achievements of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. over the three-day MLK Day holiday weekend celebrating what would have been the venerated civil rights leader’s 95th birthday.
2024 is likely to be filled with more than the usual challenges to planetary safety and survival. Here’s a look at 10 issues and a wild card that suggest what’s ahead internationally that is worth our attention.
NRA ramps up fear-mongering in election year
We never would have imagined four years ago, at the start of the COVID pandemic that we’d be here in January 2024: in the middle of the second-highest COVID surge on record with 78% of states reporting “high” or “very high” levels of COVID, according to nationwide wastewater data.
Exactly what causes people to leave their homeland and make a difficult trek of 3,000 miles?
Although the city of Camas’ Everett Street improvement project likely won’t be fully completed until well into the 2040s or even the 2050s, there is no doubt that…
We all have our reasons for getting alarmed about the climate crisis. With bare ground at Christmas and no snow on the horizon, my neighbors just got theirs. This Northern Maine valley nestles against the border of Canada – and winter without snow is unfathomable.