Ridenbaugh Press
Randy StapilusI've been writing about the Northwest and its politics and ongoing changes, for newspapers, websites, books and otherwise, for more than 50 years. The core of what I see there - and of the nation, from a Northwest perspective - is what shows up here.
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Oregon's environmental battleground
If Oregon has a “brand,” protection of its environment has to be integral to it. Probably no political figure in the state’s history more represents it to the rest of the world than former Republican Gov. Tom McCall, the champion of pioneer...
Environmental concerns, to a point
Count among the more unexpected recent Idaho political developments a proposal from Nampa Republican State Senator Ben Adams to amend Idaho’s state constitution to create a new land trust, which would manage but not sell any lands the state...
In unlikely places
If you're not from, or traveled widely in, the Northwest, Okanogan County isn't one of the more familiar parts of the region. It has something significnt to say in this season, though.
Oregon and its liquor stores
Along a remote and deep-sunk crook of the Deschutes River, in the small town of Maupin, you can find a state liquor store. But to find it you’ll need to make sure your vision encompasses legal theory.
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