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Marys Peak Poets Monthly: A Personal Essay

April 10, 2021
It’s already dark at 6:45 p.m. in November in Corvallis. The rain, not fully materialized, hangs in waiting...
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As the Crow Reads: The Last Last Fight

April 10, 2021
While it’s always a pleasure to read works by local authors, my job is even more fun when...
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National Poetry Month: Two poems by Roger Weaver

April 10, 2021
What Smart Dogs Know  By Roger Weaver    When to sleep,  where to go,  what toys to keep, ...
1 min read

CHEERS & JEERS: Corvallis Cost-Benefit Analysis

April 9, 2021
CHEERS to last year’s national inflation rate, only 1.4%. JEERS to Oregon State University’s decision to increase tuition...
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OSU Rankings: How Shall I Compare Thee? To U of O

April 9, 2021
Comparisons, whether it be apples and oranges or your love and a summer’s day, are generally difficult to...
1 min read

OSU Leads Eucalyptus Study

April 9, 2021
Eucalyptus, a pest-resistant evergreen valued for its hardy lumber and wellness-promoting oil, can be genetically modified to not...
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Poetry Month: Ganymede By Zane Yinger

April 9, 2021
Ganymede By Zane Yinger                                     The boy would come each day,                           and each day he would sit beside me.                  His fingers skittered over rocks and combed through           sand like blue crawdads. His eyes glittered.         He crouched as a frog might; his morning sun smile framed by the gold hills of his knees.     Curious glittering eyes gazing over me.       Soaking in my flowing curves and lazy bends.     Sometimes skipping his fingers on my skin.     He watched me like no one had before.           So I danced for him....
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Mini Workouts for the Office

April 8, 2021
For many of us it has been nearly a year since the pandemic changed our work routine. New...
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Oregon Senate Votes: Civics a Must to Graduate

April 8, 2021
This Wednesday, the Oregon Senate approved a bill that would require high school students to pass one civics...
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South Corvallis Path Recommended for Refinement

April 8, 2021
The City of Corvallis Public Works Department has received notice that a $500,000 grant request for preliminary planning...
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National Poetry Month: PANTLESS ROOSTER by Gary Custer

April 8, 2021
PANTLESS ROOSTER He rules the roost. Not a Charles Atlas kind of guy, but he rules the roost....
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HUMPDAY NEWS ROUNDUP: New Risks, Old Risks, and Risky Beverages

April 7, 2021
Correction: We said that Oracle created the Java programming language, however, it was created by Sun Microsystems. The...
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Corvallis Fall Festival Needs Your Help

April 7, 2021
When the Corvallis Fall Festival debuted on September 22, 1973, it was the city’s only festival. It began...
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OSU Graduation Could be In-Person by June

April 7, 2021
According to Oregon State University’s Vice Provost for Student Affairs Dan Larson, the school plans to hold the...
1 min read

National Poetry Month: Two Poems by Rene Mullen

April 7, 2021
The Pandemic: A Memoir By Rene Mullen I learned, over time, I control almost nothing of what keeps...
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Beavers Going Blue: OSU Helps First Commercial Wave Energy Center

April 6, 2021
Oregon State University is working to make the energy supply required by the U.S. and the world more...
2 mins read

Landlord Demands Corvallis Families Share Space at Oak Crest

April 6, 2021
Oak Crest Apartments, a complex that serves low-income families and is owned by Aperto Property Management out of...
2 mins read

Linn-Benton Housing in a Churn, Prices Down in Corvallis, Houses Selling Fast

April 6, 2021
The Real Estate Market over the last 90 days seems to be settling in for the home-buying season. ...
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