CITRA clears trail
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June 2025
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Lightning strikes
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Letters to the editor June 19
There are some facts that need to be shared for an informed society living under our current elected administration. Under the guise of Make America Great Again (MAGA), Trump has taken a chainsaw operated by an inexperienced sawyer to shred the United States Aid for International Development (USAID). No priority plan, just chaos cutting. The results are 300,000 dead children and rising on this measurable parameter. He has made massive employee cuts to most Federal Agencies i.e. Forest Service, IRS, Veterans Affairs, etc. to save money. However, He chooses to spend $45 million dollars on a parade to honor the 250th year of our Army in conjunction with his own 79th Birthday Party! His Big Beautiful Bill axes the Public Broadcasting Corp., provides higher percentage tax cut to the top 10% of earners ($700,000+/year) than all others, we have lost respect from our neighbors and world allies with his dynamic tariff policy. Diversity, equal employment ppportunity, affirmative action are among unaccepted words in his dictionary. Trump needs to correct his acronym to Make America Racist Again (MARA). It is a downward spiral and not the democracy I want for America.
Batter up
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Vandals in Eugene to compete
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Camping out and clearing trail
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