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At The Beet, our editors are always trying out new, innovative plant-based products in order to give our readers the best possible recommendations for how to enjoy the plant-based lifestyle. This year, in particular, has provided us tons of time to discover new products, recipes, and create new healthy habits, as more innovative plant-based and meatless or dairy-free versions of our favorite foods have hit the market. For our year-end roundup, we wanted to share with you our absolute favorite new discoveries from the past 12 months, whether they be plant-based or simply health and wellness-related. Below are our best-loved products, habits, and findings from all of 2020, from our team of editors: Lucy, Stephanie, Hailey, and Caitlin.
plenty of pollution, predation, precarity You’ve heard all of this before. Here, another aside tying into this screed: So, just a few days ago, I braved the gales along the Oregon Coast. King tides. Days of rain. The beaches were full of logs, and the rivers coming from Highway 101 were a few feet deep and 20 feet across. All my outdoor and military training went out the window – instead of getting my hiking boots wet, I opted to climb a log jam in lashing rain. Climb and climb, until, yep, not a senior moment, but a slip on a huge log jammed cedar. Bam. I did a backward fall, like a swan dive in reverse, and, yep, a perfectly large limb, pointing straight up, ready for my right side.
Anchorage Suspect in Jail on Multiple Robbery/Theft Charges at Anchorage Stores Anchorage police report that they have an Anchorage suspect in custody after four separate criminal incidences in the last month at local area stores. Initially, on December 17th in the early afternoon, APD officers responded to Target on Muldoon road after being contacted that suspect, 29-year-old Blake A. Anderson, who had repeatedly returned to the store in November and December after having been trespassed> APD was told that Anderson had, on November 19th, entered the electronics section of the store and concealed items before walking out of the store.
[In an effort to reflect on a very tumultuous year, the Mercury asked several Portlanders to look back on their 2020 and share how their lives have changed and what they've taken away from their experiences. We’ve agreed to keep the following guest opinion piece from a local Fred Meyer employee anonymous so it doesn't endanger the author’s employment. Here is their 2020 story.—eds] I am a cashier at Fred Meyer. I have lived in Oregon my whole life. I am a mom of three, a daughter, a sister, and a friend. I am writing to share my experience to show why reinstating grocery workers’ “hero pay” increase is so crucial to workers and shoppers alike.
Red Kettle Campaign in its final week Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign Wrapping Up and last updated 2020-12-18 09:44:30-05 BOISE, Idaho â The Salvation Army needs some serious help for the holidays. They need $117,000 locally to reach program goals. It's been tough because bell ringers were limited to just seven days of ringing. With coronavirus hitting the economy hard, the need among families is greater than ever. "These are now families we're seeing coming to us for assistance, so that's a new anomaly for a lot of us this year," said Major Thomas Stambaugh, Corp Officer Treasure Valley. "But we're trying to accommodate everybody we can, so everyone can get the support they need to help them get on their feet again."
In 1905 there was a short story published by O. Henry. The Gift of the Magi has become one of the most endearing stories about giving others gifts during the holidays. The story is the tale of Della Young who discover she does not have the finances to buy her husband a gift. She ends up selling her hair to buy her husband Jim a platinum chain for his pocket watch. That evening she confesses that she sold her hair to buy the gift. Her husband gives her a set of ornate combs that she cannot use anymore because her hair is so short. Jim then confesses that he sold his pocket watch to buy the combs. The couple is left with useless gifts, but the realization of how far they are willing to go to express their love for one another is priceless.Â