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Soon-to-be parents have plenty of questions. For those in the United States without authorization – or those here as legal, temporary visitors — a new one has emerged: Will their child be born a U.S. citizen? Jaime Adame spoke to community advocates and two UO law professors about a June 27 U.S. Supreme Court decision that raised questions about birthright citizenship — even though it has been the law of the land for more than 150 years.
Looking Glass is planning to keep youth shelter at full capacity through at least August, but a funding shortfall could force the nonprofit agency to make cuts later this summer at its 26-bed PEER Shelter.
When Lovely, purveyor of organic meals and housemade pickles, moved into a bigger space on Main Street, its small corner location became available to Estelle Bakery, which serves gluten-free sweet and savory treats.
Lily St. Angelo wrote about the Middle School Mentor Program in Bethel and 4J. The program pairs adults and middle-school students for a 30-minute lunch once a week, in an effort to give students extra individualized attention and support.
Dorcas Smucker’s column yesterday was sweet, about how a lifetime of camping trips prepared her and her family when her husband suffered a serious injury. (I was with Dorcas recently at a Lookout event, and believe me when I say that Dorcas has fans.)
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Looking Glass to keep youth shelter at full capacity through at least August
A funding shortfall could force the Looking Glass Community Center to make cutbacks later this summer at its 26-bed shelter for homeless youth. But […]
‘It’s going to be like they don’t exist’: Birthright citizenship issue looms large in Lane County
Many are taking seriously a Trump executive order excluding children born to parents in the country illegally from birthright citizenship. The order, currently blocked, […]
Chaos of family camping trips was like practice for the real calamity
We never knew that learning to deal with small annoying glitches during family camping trips would prepare us well for one very big crisis […]
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