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February Arts February 01 2021 Openings include Early Northwest Masters at Russo Lee, Wendel White at Blue Sky and Michelle Ross at Leach. The Tribune will highlight some gallery openings and other arts happenings in the first edition of each month, coinciding with First Thursday (Feb. 4). Most galleries have reopened with COVID-19 safety protocols and government restrictions, including limited capacities; some require appointments, some have web content. Please check individual websites for info: • Reminder: The Sitka Center for Art & Ecology, located in Otis, is collaboratin...

In September, the government announced plans to double the maximum jail term for criminals who assault emergency workers to two years

Photo courtesy of Juan Delcan and Valentina Izaguirre. Artist couple Juan Delcan and Valentina Izaguirre perfectly captured the need for social distancing with this short video of ignited matches.   Jose Manuel Ballester’s empty version of The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli. Courtesy of Jose Manuel Ballester. Jose Manuel Ballester began removing the figures from historical paintings in 2006, but the series caught on this year as crowded public spaces suddenly emptied out and citizens around the world were urged to stay home.   Courtesy of Mona Chalabi. Illustrator Mona Chalabi’s c...

LINCOLN CITY, Ore. — After several years of raising beef on their “hobby farm” for their own table and for friends, the Thompson family decided to make their cattle a business. Mick and Norma Thompson and their son, Scott Thompson, made the change two years ago. Now the Schooner Creek Cattle Co. features a herd of 35 mother cows and two bulls. “The pets are all gone,” Mick said of the 10 or 12 cows that used to graze the pastures along Schooner Creek on property that years ago was a dairy farm. Mick, now 71 and a full-time rancher, had been a timber faller and a gener...

>> but right now we don't have an alternative, and so dealing with these forms of discrimination that are now the most, the most prevalent and the most serious circle of injustice, civil rights are limited in their ability to make a difference. >> interesting. i've done a lot of these questions. okay, going back to education issues, affirmative action, which was originally intended to be about the big picture. where are we now on that? >> well, that's a very big question. >> from a civil rights law standpoint. >> from a civil rights lost hos: template, affirmative action iss legally ...