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World War II veteran, Oregon legislator Bill Markham dies at 98 CARISA CEGAVSKE He died Monday at the age of 98. Markham served Douglas County and parts of Josephine County as a Republican representative in the Oregon House from 1969 to 1997, a record 14 terms. He stepped down when new term limits barred him from running again, but longtime former Douglas County Commissioner Doug Robertson said Markham was so popular that without term limits he could easily have been reelected as many times as ...

The Colorado Foundation for Agriculture and The Fence Post Magazine are bringing Colorado farms and ranches to classrooms with the release of the 2021 Literacy Project book, Still Good: The Faces of Family Agriculture. The Foundation selects a book annually to facilitate agriculture education for students in grades K through sixth across the state through the Literacy Project. Read in classrooms by volunteers from the agriculture community, the foundation also provides curriculum and accompanyi...

I think at congressional candidates of tents to do that given the way democrats have largely embraced this group, rather than repudiating all of the extreme. >> julie: hbo host bill markham whenever striper words, this time he is going after her she after rashida tlaib in her caught the boycott is show. shes suggesting the congresswoman was childish. would he make of him going after her? >> in some ways he doesnt surprise me. bellmawr has always been unorthodox. hes not a straight on the line pr...

Its when you can tell the difference between the real story and the parody. if when you speak it might be un-onion story, it might be a joke? if you find out its actually real that somebody believes this somebody says if you serve tacos at a party, thats cultural appropriation. all of the stories in the last five years feel like they were fake but they were real. >> bob: you like tacos. i do too. what do you think about identity politics. >> kimberly: i had -- >> greg: just sit and learn. >> kim...

Its when you can tell the difference between the real story and the parody. if when you speak it might be un-onion story, it might be a joke? if you find out its actually real that somebody believes this somebody says if you serve tacos at a party, thats cultural appropriation. all of the stories in the last five years feel like they were fake but they were real. >> bob: you like tacos. i do too. what do you think about identity politics. >> kimberly: i had -- >> greg: just sit and learn. >> kim...