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Beaver Bus breaks contract, hearts (opens the original)
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On Oct. 1, Oregon State University will replace the company operating the Beaver Bus, First Student, ending the tenure of approximately five drivers students have relied on for years. When I first learned about the transition, I thought the story was about students losing familiar faces. After speaking with students and drivers, I think it’s about something much bigger. I think students should seriously consider whether they want to support that transition, because I certainly don’t. OSU’s contr
Family fosters farm freshness (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: Some quotes in this article were translated from Spanish to English by Andres Bedoya-Bunch. After spending nearly two decades working at Denison Farms, Dionilde Lopez and his family transformed years of agricultural experience into Little Garden Farm, a growing presence at the Corvallis Farmers’ Market. The family-run farm allows Lopez, his wife Beatriz García and their children to oversee every stage of production, from planting crops to selling directly to customers. After 17 ye
Eco2Go: For here, or to go? (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This is a column and does not reflect the views or opinions of The Daily Barometer. When Oregon State University launched the Eco2Go program in 2015, the idea was simple: replace disposable takeout containers with reusable ones that students could return at collection sites across campus. As a former Eco Representative in the residence halls, I always appreciated the program’s mission, but I also saw the gap between its goals and its reality. Too often, containers sat abandoned in
Milkman brings old-fashioned approach (opens the original)
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For many shoppers at the Corvallis Farmers’ Market, a stop at Mark Van Dam’s booth has become part of a Saturday morning routine. Van Dam, owner of Rising Sun Dairy, has been selling milk at farmers’ markets since launching his business in 2019. He began at the Salem Farmers’ Market before expanding to Corvallis the following year. “My wife and I run the business,” Van Dam said. “I do have my parents help me at the Salem one, and then I do have a couple of employees that I almost treat as family
Community responds to 250 (opens the original)
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A gallery exhibit at the Corvallis Museum titled “Strength, Struggle, Survival: A Community Response to 250 Years,” was unveiled on July 2. The exhibit, running through March 2027, examines how power, participation and civic engagement have shaped community life as the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The exhibit arrived as communities across the United States marked the nation’s semiquincentennial in 2026. According to the Corvallis Museum’s curator of
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