I was compelled to write in response to David Mellinger’s letter (“John Rosemond was awful, unreadable,” Jan. 18) that claimed he was glad to see John Rosemond’s column gone because he was not readable and was awful.
I cannot understand nor wrap my head around the horrible lack of respect this country has for President Joe Biden, especially after four years of having a total crook and member of the mob, someone who bows down to Putin.
The intersection at Highway 99 and Southwest Twin Oaks Circle near First Alternative Natural Foods Co-Op must be made safer.
MLK Day 2022.
My beloved mother, Nancy Farwell Leman, died of pneumonia Jan. 14, 2022, at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center at the age of 97, after several days there.
Excluding Nicholas Kristof from running for governor of Oregon due to rigid residency requirements fails to consider his formative years.
I would like to offer another comment about the access road into Willamette Park; this one concerns accessibility.
Almost every day, climate change articles are in the newspaper.
Lumpen economist Froma Harrop wonders why Democrats seem to refrain from bragging about the state of our economy (“The Biden economy happens to be glorious,” Dec. 28).
The lack of careful analysis of the rental situation shown in your unsigned editorial (“Communities must protect against slumlords,” Jan. 14) is glaring.
The Old Mill Center for Children & Families would like to thank Starker Forests, Inc., for once again supporting our work through its annual Christmas tree program.
Froma Harrop’s commentary published in the Jan. 11 edition sheds much-needed light on the subject of unnecessary pandemic suffering caused by people who, for whatever reason, have chosen to refuse vaccination for COVID-19.
The political left in Corvallis and its media outlet want you to take them seriously.
Huge kudos and thanks to the health care workers throughout Benton and surrounding counties for their efforts in helping us navigate the pandemic.
Re: "Needing to be filled," Jan. 15, $4.24 million dollars to pave a 1,000-foot- (less than 0.2 of a mile) long section of dirt and gravel leading into Willamette Park?
On Jan. 17, we honored the birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and celebrated the birthday of Betty White.
Robert Corl (“Trump voters have been brainwashed,” Jan. 16) tells us that the disease pool in Oregon consists of the 1,448,000 unvaccinated people scattered throughout the state.
I would like to comment on the recent letters to the editor regarding the Corvallis School District requesting funds to hire a behavior coach.
Why would you not continue carrying Dr. Rosemond’s column on parenting?
Thank you for replacing John Rosemond with someone readable.
So Russia outlaws its major human rights organization. It makes me wonder who’s copying whom, since Israel just outlawed seven Palestinian HR organizations.
The headline in the local paper the morning of Jan. 11 said to stay out of the emergency room (“OHA says avoid ERs if possible”). Too much COVID-19.
The Jan. 12 edition had a political cartoon with a masked couple wearing “USA” shirts shackled to a coronavirus ball and chain, and another couple without masks, one of whom was wearing a shirt that said “Unvaxed” and holding a key marked “Vaccinations” declaring, “We have the key but we’re …
Robert M. Burton, M.D., wants the Corvallis Parks and Recreation Department to do something about the potholes on the access road to Willamette Park (“Corvallis needs to redo park entrance,” Jan. 9).
I would like to add my disappointment to the missing column on parenting written by Dr. Rosemond.