Leslie Carlson

Leslie Carlson is an Oregon native who fled the state in 1989 because it seemed "too small; a state where everyone seemed to know one another or were related by birth or marriage." She came back for precisely the same reason: she valued the deep personal connections that one could forge in Oregon with neighbors, colleagues, politicians and other citizens. "It sounds trite, but I believe that Oregon is a place where ordinary citizens can and do make a difference."


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Oct. 26, 2006Greenspaces: We Need 'Em 10 0
Oct. 05, 2006Kids and the City 20 0
Sep. 20, 2006Could global warming cost Saxton the election? 19 0
Aug. 08, 2006I Gave Up My Car For A Month... 61 0
Jul. 19, 2006The UK mulls a carbon tax 14 0
Jul. 07, 2006Biking for Girly Girls 18 0
May. 03, 2006The carbon neutral life 27 0
Dec. 20, 2005Of sidewalks and dieting 36 0
Sep. 30, 2005Healthy kids, healthy planet 2 0
Sep. 12, 2005I'm A Brand New School Parent 137 0
Aug. 16, 2005The Grocery Gauntlet 17 0
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Jan. 31, 2005The greenest little city in the world 10 0
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Sep. 16, 2004A Rat Leaving a Sinking Ship 40 0
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