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As surveillance technology spreads, publisher Mayumi Peacock asks whether safeguards are strong enough to protect us from the technology meant to keep us safe.

Skipping the online cart and shopping closer to home.

Local news and business are under threat from distant corporations. We must protect independent voices and industries to keep our communities strong, connected, and informed.

Some readers are pulling support over perceived bias. But in a world wired for division, our publisher explores why connection — and complexity — matters.

Truckee’s weekly protest against Trump began with five people. By March 30, it swelled to 129. On April 5, 750 gathered as part of a nationwide day of action.

Amid the political storm of today, I offer a word of caution: How we react matters just as much as what we react to.

In response to the news story featuring complaints about the Truckee planning department, our publisher reflects on why taking time on big decisions makes sense.

At local civic meetings, children are not to be seen. Could we be doing them a disservice?

Fighting for democracy is what matters to us at Moonshine Ink, and our publisher believes that is one reason why its members support the paper.

Inspired by a rough patch of pavement, our publisher reflects on the search for authenticity in our fleeting lives.