Shame On The Recall
It’s unfortunate that there will be a recall vote in early October, and we hope that supporters of state Rep. Paul Holvey will come out … Continue reading
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Frittering Away
Our biggest priority right now is identifying sites that will serve to triage thousands of wounded when the Cascadia quake slips. They will need to … Continue reading
Close The Campgrounds
It seems like forever that wildfires have ravaged Oregon in the mid to late summer. Days of smoke, ash and toxic air are the new … Continue reading
Put A Bike Lane On Oak Street
Every Saturday, cyclists attempt to navigate the treacherous ride up Oak Street on their way downtown and towards the Farmers Market. To one side is … Continue reading
Sports, Sprays and Politics
Readers sound off on the Pac 12, aerial sprays and Trumpian politics in this week’s online letters
IF COACHES MADE ANY MORE MONEY, THEY COULD CAGE FIGHT ELON MUSK Why aren’t people outraged that the lowest paid coach on the two major … Continue reading
Perhaps The UO Could Step Up
A couple of years back PeaceWallet talked about building more at the university location. We would be better cared for if our hospital were not … Continue reading
Pay For A New Stadium? Or Shelter The Homeless?
$100 million would pay for a lot of tent sites for the homeless to put their tents and have access to the basics: water, toilet, … Continue reading
Vote ‘No’ On Local 555’S Tantrum
The recall effort against state Rep. Paul Holvey is political stupidity on steroids. I implore the voters of his district to vote “no” and to … Continue reading
Nukes, Religion and Politicians
Readers have AA, EWEB and DARE on their minds
GOVERNMENT-ORDERED RELIGION What limits do the “spiritual but not religious” people have? They believe the 12-step method of addiction recovery as in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) … Continue reading
Children Take The Lead In Montana
This is big. A Montana state court has decided in favor of young people who alleged that the state violated their right to a clean … Continue reading