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Former Institute of Peace Leader to direct Bucknell's new 'Dialogue & Democracy' initiative

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Former Institute of Peace Leader to direct Bucknell's new 'Dialogue & Democracy' initiative

NCPA Staff
Updated Jul 2, 2026

Lewisburg, Pa. — Bucknell has named Lauren Baillie as the inaugural director of the Bucknell Initiative for Dialogue & Democracy (BIDD), a new campus-wide effort focused on preparing students for positive citizenship in an increasingly polarized world.

Eye-opening findings on youth, social media

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Eye-opening findings on youth, social media

By Neita Cecil Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jun 25, 2026

ONLINE ONLY, free news: Nationally, more than 40% of high schoolers have used AI for companionship and 20% say they or another student they know have had a romantic relationship with AI.

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Washington insiders: Social media more influential than traditional media, but few trust it

ByTom Joyce | The Center Square contributor
Updated Jun 1, 2026

(The Center Square) – Social media has passed traditional media in influence among Washington policy and political insiders, according to a new survey.

Gorge Life

Senior Living: As technology evolves, so can we

By Scott McKay
Updated Feb 24, 2026

It’s hard to remember the days when there were only rotary phones, record players, and the three national television stations; when it was exciting to own a transistor radio and listen to the Beatles — anywhere.

Commentary: Why we support SB686

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Commentary: Why we support SB686

Anya Schiffrin and Haaris Mateen
Updated Apr 8, 2025

Saving journalism and local news means helping democracy

Ten years of environmental news, and still growing

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Ten years of environmental news, and still growing

By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated Sep 10, 2024

THE GORGE — Columbia Insight is a nonprofit news organization focused on environmental issues, mostly in the Columbia River Basin. As such, it…

Port issues After Action Report on bridge damage

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Port issues After Action Report on bridge damage

By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jul 16, 2024

HOOD RIVER — Port of Hood River Executive Director Kevin Greenwood released an After Action Report (AAR) summarizing the June 27 incident wher…

Legislation introduced to protect journalists, artists and songwriters

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Legislation introduced to protect journalists, artists and songwriters

Staff report Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jul 16, 2024

WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA), chair of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, introduced the Con…

Technology subject of Hood River County School District work session

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Technology subject of Hood River County School District work session

By Trisha Walker Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jul 9, 2024

HOOD RIVER — Hood River County School District Board of Directors held a work session June 18 on the use of technology, both in school and at …

Commentary: Most Americans value local news, but few are paying

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Commentary: Most Americans value local news, but few are paying

By Brier Dudley Seattle Times Free Press
Updated Jun 11, 2024

Challenges and opportunity for local news are spelled out starkly in a new survey by Pew Research Center.

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