Rosemary was a dedicated reader of this blog, one of my biggest fans, and my mother. This is the first blog post she hasn’t read and it’s
Author: Teri Murrison
All Is Not As It Seems: Trust and the National Day of Prayer
Woke up at 3:30 this morning. Couldn’t sleep. It seems America’s lost her way and things look pretty grim. But while they say seeing is
Wisdom from Dr. King: Leaders Listen
“A riot is at bottom the language of the unheard.” Martin Luther King Jr. In recent years we’ve had our share (and then some) of violent
Take Care of the Jacket, Evan
This, too, is part of my backstory. I plan to attend a Board meeting in Sonora next month. Evan is now gone, after serving two terms, and there’s been a bit of turnover on the Board. Public service was (and still is) one of the best things I’ve ever done.
The Owyhee Initiative: Coordination Can End Conflict, Benefit Natural and Human Environments
In their own words: how former foes came together to end conflict and benefit natural and human environments. Coordination influences federal agency planning and management
SWRCB adopts Delta flow criteria report, spin-cycle continues
The State Water Resource Control Board (SWRCB) Tuesday adopted a draft flow criteria report, leading some to herald its adoption as comprehensive and long overdue
Teri Murrison, Writer 