Letters to the Editor An anti-fluoride ad that appeared in the May 8, 2013, edition of your paper mentions my name and House Bill 3162, which I co-sponsored. I’m writing to clarify that this legislation does not in   More

Letters to the Editor This endorsement [“Chew on This,” WW, May 1, 2013] simply reiterates all the tired old clichéd notions about the supposed benefits of adding fluoride to drinking water. There is a lot of    More

Letters to the Editor Despite your efforts to influence Portland’s fluoride vote by painting a picture of fluoride opponents as a small group of radical, unscientific loonies [“Molar Majority,” WW, April 24, 20   More

Letters to the Editor Scalping is the free market at work [“Ticket Masters,” WW, April 17, 2013]. If you have something of value and someone is willing to pay for it, there’s nothing wrong with that. The problem is   More

Letters to the Editor Look, I commute by bike, I occasionally go grocery shopping on my bike, and I love riding to the bar for a few beers. But can we please get over this holier-than-thou crap? [“Spoke Addicts,” W   More

Letters to the Editor As a Southeast Stumptown homeowner, I notice that folks in single-family dwellings tend to assume “rights” to the street—aka the commons—in front of their homes [“Paranoid Parking,” WW   More

Letters to the Editor Well, the current laws only seek to pad the pockets of wind producers who get enormous subsidies and forced legislated demand [“A Big Dam Fight Ahead,” WW, March 27, 2011]. All of this at the    More

Letters to the Editor OMG! This guy needs to be stopped! [“Rise of the Falcon,” WW, March 20, 2013.] He uses his own money to set up an artist’s community of inexpensive studio space, but insists in choosing the ar   More

Letters to the Editor I was disappointed to read WW’s coverage of the Measure 11 controversy [“The Hard Truth About Oregon’s Prison’s,” March 13, 2013]—not because the research was unsound or the position c   More

Letters to the Editor I was both thrilled and disappointed by WW’s cover story [“Who Wants to Save a Junkie,” March 6, 2013]. First, I’d like to applaud Sen. Alan Bates [introducing] Senate Bill 384 to make Nar   More