My Humps, My Lovely Little Lumps
I don’t know if this even bears a response but I could not follow the logic of Don Richey’s (6/10) letter regarding “speed humps” on … Continue reading
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Safe for Cyclists
This is in response to Rachel Elise Hawks’s letter. In Oregon, a bicycle is legally considered to be a vehicle. When riding a bicycle on … Continue reading
But It Is A Form Of Genocide
In response to Brian McDermott (“A Matter of Perspective,” Letters 5/27), who was responding to Miaya Sustaita (“The Sound of Slaughter,” Letters 5/20): For those … Continue reading
OK Millennials
“We got ours”? You’re trolling us old boomers, right? (Alex Li, “Boomers Sold Out,” Letters 6/10.) Only a delusional person would say something so baseless. … Continue reading
Who Rules The Road?
Dear lady who honked and then yelled at me as you peeled past me while I was biking with my two small children on a … Continue reading
NIMBY Strikes EWEB
I have long appreciated EW’s healthy suspicion of our local institutions and the motives of those in power. But I think your skepticism was misdirected … Continue reading
Let There Be More Light
In this pointless cycle of “wokeness,” it has become fashionable to throw shade on others, both in the present and from the past, who do … Continue reading
Dump The Humps
Science tells us that for every action, there’s an equal and opposite reaction. Reality tells us that motor vehicles emit dramatically more carbon pollution negotiating … Continue reading
Teachers Need Freedom
Over the last few months, White nationalists and other conservatives have been pressuring school boards and teachers to stay away from subjects like “critical race … Continue reading
Stop Overdevelopment
I’m glad EW covered concerns about EWEB’s planned water storage tanks at 40th and Patterson (“A Quiet Place for Water,” 6/3). Here are more considerations. … Continue reading