Letters to the Editor Judge Cannabis FairlyYour weekly seems to be a bit bipolar this week [June 16, 2010]. Your cover story, “Legalize It,” exposes the virtues of hemp and highlights the drug war propaganda th ...   More

Letters to the Editor Another Cannabis Act ConsequenceAs an activist for the mentally ill, I am relieved that the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act will likely not be on the November ballot [Murmurs, WW, June 9, 2010]. Scientific ev ...   More

Letters to the Editor Bioswales Reduce SpeedingI am writing in response to Eric Fruits (“A Fecal Matter,” WW, June 2, 2010) and the rest of the apparent majority who misunderstand the strategy behind building b ...   More

Letters to the Editor DA’s Budget Cuts Deserve Reasonable DiscussionYour article of May 26, 2010, “Trial and Error,” was misleading in several respects. First, of the 14,868 misdemeanor cases filed by my ...   More

Letters to the Editor wweek.com readers speak on… “Cop Out” (may 19, 2010)“…Saltzman must run for mayor. This could not be better scripted. Sam is toast anyway. Everyone knows it. No one wil ...   More

Letters to the Editor wweek.com Readers Speak On… “A Stitch And Time,” May 12, 2010“Beth, I find it strange that you use the words poke and poking instead of the words stab and stabbing in your art ...   More

Letters to the Editor wweek.com Readers Speak On… “The Reed Crash,” May 5, 2010“Count me as one huge supporter of Reed College. As a longtime staff member, I know how hard the students, the faculty ...   More

Letters to the Editor Ramped UpYour Rogue for the Portland Bureau of Transportation regarding curb ramps [April 28, 2010] is somewhat disingenuous. You state that only 4 percent of Portland’s corners have “thos ...   More

Letters to the Editor Readers Speak On… “Dirty Mittens Wants To Be Your Vip”[Or, Productive Commentary: Ur Doin’ It Right]“With all due respect, I don’t think this is cool AT ALL. While ...   More

Letters to the Editor Wweek.com Readers Speak On: “The Economist’s take on Portland”“I left this so-called creative class of a city three years ago. There is absolutely no diversity there. The white ...   More