Lets welcome our guests. Im here with miss america 2008, kirstin haglin. Andy levi is off this evening. Thank god. He have getting on my nerve. His latest comedy album is called dont force it. Sitting right next to me hes hideous. Hes horrible. He makes me want to vomit. A block. Should we balk at dirty talk. A texas court has ruled its okay to have sexual online conversations with minors. I dont mean people who work with coal. I mean kids, which brings us to a new segment. Victory for perverts. Any way. Citing the First Amendment the texas court of criminal appeals struck down a law that lawed sexually Explicit Communications between a judge and a minor. Judge Kathy Cochran wrote the law was was too broad. She cited 50 shades of grey and sha ed shakespeare. Pervert will be free to cowoman bombard or children. How do the perverts feel . Here is tape from outside the courthouse. Its amazing. I had no idea. Theres 40 to 50 million perverts that are rejoying. Tom, good to see you as usual
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Our readers call on us to honor Earth Day and be outraged about things other than politics and religion.
This year Oregon observes an Earth Day like no other.
Since last Earth Day we have lived through the extended horrors of a pandemic, unprecedented wildfire destruction, and painful reverberations of social unrest. Yet today there are green shoots of opportunity: amazingly effective vaccines, broader dialogue about racial and social justice, and greater consensus about our climate emergency.
The Oregon legislature is considering three bills that would accelerate our state s response to climate change in way that would promote energy affordability, create new jobs, weatherize more homes, and move us to 100% clean energy, all with a focus on equity and justice.
March 1, 2021
A year ago, Marc and Kathy Cochran were looking forward to a summer trip to Greece. Kathy, 68, had been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease in 2012, but she was functioning well and enjoying herself, which her husband of 48 years attributed to regular exercise and an active and varied social life.
That crashed to a halt when the novel coronavirus hit. The couple stopped going to restaurants, visiting friends or seeing their adult children. They even had to stop walking their dogs because the gregarious Kathy liked to run up and hug her neighbors and did not understand why that had become unsafe.
Dixie delights B-C-S school board meeting
Making an appearance at the Benton-Carroll-Salem School Board meeting with Dixie, a service dog that is part of the Rocket Reboot Program, were, left to right, R.C. Waters Elementary School Principal Dawn Bryant, Dixie, Brentley Wahlers (seated), Gabriel Romo (standing), Kathy Cochran, William Hilabidel (kneeling), and Assistant Principal Angie Lipstraw.
The Benton-Carroll-Salem School Board met recently in The Hub at Oak Harbor High School. The November District Highlight was presented by Kathy Cochran and several students, sharing the work that Dixie the service dog does as part of the Rocket Reboot Program. Cochran explained how spending time with Dixie is a reward for students.