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- Sep 16, 2026
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Finding Community within Division (opens the original)
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On a Thursday evening, a group of people gather in a circle, each sporting a red, blue or purple nametag. Everyone takes their place within the church basement, and begins chatting about the last softball game or what new recipe they tried, and the color of the nametag fades to the background. A group of self-identifying Democrats, Republicans and independents convene each month to host civil civic discussions about an array of issues; Braver Angels is a national organization that works on hosti
A Century of Memories (opens the original)
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At 103, Elizabeth Rice recalls her experiences with the Great Depression, World War II, the Vietnam War and more recent conflicts in the Middle East. Her family has long ties to American history; one of her relatives fought in the Revolutionary War, and her grandfather was a drummer boy during the Civil War. Rice was born in 1923 in British Columbia, where her father was in the timber industry. When Rice was around nine months old, her family moved back to the U.S., making their home in Oregon.
Building a Way to Age in Place (opens the original)
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At any time, around 1.3 to 1.4 million people in the U.S. live in nursing homes or assisted living facilities — with roughly 35 percent of older adults entering a nursing home at some point within their lives. But the care of facilitated living comes with a hefty price tag, with the median cost nationwide for private rooms being around $129,000 per year, according to the American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living. The price of facilities quickly add up, leaving
128 Nursing Homes, Zero 24/7 Nurses (opens the original)
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One of the legislative efforts that Sen. Ron Wyden has sponsored is the Nurses Belong in Nursing Homes Act, which would establish strict minimum staffing requirements within nursing homes. The act also requires a registered professional nurse to be on-site 24/7 and provides permanent funding for nursing home surveys, inspections and enforcement programs. On August 11, Wyden stopped in Eugene for the first stop of the “Reimagining Health Care for America” townhall series. The aim of the series wa
Strumming Stability (opens the original)
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Jordan Bunker gently holds the neck of an amber-colored guitar, strumming chords. He visits the circular shelter at Community Supported Shelters weekly, to sit with others and unite over music via CSS’ Street Jams program. CSS, a nonprofit aimed at providing holistic housing services for homeless people, started a music program two years ago. The program provides homeless people an avenue to access musical instruments and structured lessons. Street Jams has been one of its most popular services
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