for anyone who's ever watched a local battle over the placement of a homeless shelter, the coronavirus outbreak is going to be like NIMBYism on steroids: seattletimes.com/seattle-news/k…

Every Oregon journalist at 7 p.m.

Several of the journalists laid off from The Bulletin yesterday actually worked today to put out one more paper for our community. This is what journalists do. Please subscribe to your local paper.

Whoever wrote the Tupac Shakur story deserves all of the money.

Journalist: Covers legislative hearing. Quotes expert testimony. Cites data. Facebook commenter: This is speculation and fearmongering, not journalism. Sigh.

Cleaned out my desk today and realized I am a Post-It abuser.

This is my desk all packed up for moving. 25 years in journalism.

What’s going on in newsrooms these days? Join doctor-now-reporter Ivan Oransky, national leader among health care journalists, Damian Radcliffe, Claire Wardle to learn the challenges of covering COVID and how you can find the real story. 12pm, Thur., Jun 18. beav.es/4r2

Come for photos of baby swans...stay for EVEN MORE photos of baby swans! (and Kyle Spurr's unparalleled cygnet coverage) bendbulletin.com/localstate/bab…

Set up my wall of heroes on my new desk.

A big welcome to @zack_demars, interning at The Bulletin this summer after graduating from UO J-school. Look for his byline soon.

51 open tabs in Chrome is the new normal.

Great work out of Bend Thursday by Emily Cureton Cook & Garrett Andrews. Both offered context & strong reporting. Readers in Bend -- and those of us elsewhere in the state -- are lucky to have them on the ground in central Oregon.

Someone is emailing every journalist in Oregon, apparently, with conspiracy theory-level screeds about how Einstein lied about gravity. What is this.

Nothing says transparency in public records requests like getting back an encrypted file no one in the office can open.