Tankers For The Memories
I thoroughly enjoyed reading Bob Warren’s air tanker column (“A Star is Born”) in the Jan. 27 issue. My father was a Korean War pilot. … Continue reading
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But Can We Buy A City Hall For $1?
The city sold the former EWEB steam plant for $1. That’s folksy! My grandfather sold my mother his Ford Galaxy 500 for $1. “A way … Continue reading
Too Many People
Greg Williams really missed the point (“Don’t Blame Us, Letters 1/20). This is more like Murder on the Orient Express: Everyone is guilty. We need … Continue reading
Anger Can Be A Valid Response
Doyle Srader denounces hostility (“Get Over Yourself,” EW 1/20) but seems OK with insulting the angry. Anger is a valid emotion, useful or destructive; best … Continue reading
Commit To 100 Percent Renewable
Climate change is not some far flung issue we will be facing in the distant future; climate change is an issue we are facing today. … Continue reading
Tone It Down, Please
I echo Patricia Spicer’s recent call for civility in the public discourse on vaccinations (Letters, 1/13). It would be wonderful if this were the norm … Continue reading
Act Now On Climate Change
When I was a child the changing seasons marched forward rhythmic and enduring. Every year I looked forward to the leaves changing color, snow falling … Continue reading
Who Was Unmanageable?
The Jan. 14 shooting at the WOW Hall was indeed tragic, and gun control would help reduce such horrific acts. However, there’s a discrepancy regarding … Continue reading
Is EW No Longer Going To Pot?
EW’s 1/20 issue had no cannabis ads. I’m not sure if that represents a plus or a minus trend for EW revenue. Ownership has continued … Continue reading
Oregon Needs An Outsider Like Kristof
It is ironic that in this era when Republicans are doing all they can to restrict voting access and transform elections to “selections,” Shemia Fagan, … Continue reading