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CARDV Losing Huge Amounts of Funding
Corvallis’ Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence has had a devastating loss in funding that could lead to program cuts next year.
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Marijuana Legislation on the November Ballot
In November, Oregonians will have the opportunity to vote once again on the legalization of marijuana in the state with two pieces of legislation – the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act and IP-24.
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City Council Approves Plastic Bag Ban
Corvallis City Council voted 8 to 1 in favor of banning plastic bags in Corvallis businesses. The controversial ban was proposed last fall.
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“We the people save the post office”
When this nation was formed and the Declaration of Independence was signed, all of the people had a voice.
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Corvallis Weekly Joins The Advocate
Corvallis Weekly Independent devotees encountered news of the newspaper’s own with this Tuesday’s publication; a decision by the newspaper to shift its efforts from its own publication to supporting The Corvallis Advocate and its efforts to broaden its coverage. Social media reaction was immediate and favorable. The Corvallis Advocate’s Publisher, Steven J. Schultz commented, “The ...
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Corvallis Advocate is Invading American Spring!
The Arts Center will be hosting a panel for American Spring called “The Revolution will be Live-streamed: Rethinking Journalism and the Media.” Our very own publisher, Steve Schultz, will be on the panel, as well as our editor, Magdalen O’Reilly. Frossene King will also be on the panel, who studied art and printmaking at Oregon ...
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Water Walk for Ethiopia
Hundreds of local activists are coming together for Water Walk: Ethiopia this Saturday, May 19th. As a symbol of solidarity with our African sister city, Gondar, participants will be walking 3 miles- the average distance an Gondarian family must walk for clean water. Come for the 5K walk, or simply support the cause by attending ...
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Occupy Corvallis vs Wells Fargo
On leap day, Occupy Corvallis braved the cold slushy rain to once more take to the streets in answer to Occupy Portland’s call for a national day of protest, Shut Down the Corporations.