Letters to the Editor TMI? You Be The JudgeRe: “Ted Wheeler Screams From His Hospital Bed (with Audio),” wweek.com, Nov. 30, 2009:…Holy moly, these politicos know no bounds when it comes to publicity and ...   More

Letters to the Editor Warming Center Had Nothing To Do With GoodmanA recent WW article [“Randyland Part II,” Nov. 18, 2009] mentioned my decision to locate the city’s warming center for homeless adults at ...   More

Letters to the Editor Randyland Is Our MakingOne of the most interesting examples of Randy Leonard’s leadership style was his public dispute with Ted Wheeler last year regarding urban renewal. It wasn’t enough ...   More

Letters to the Editor A Great Place To Live (And Die)That was a fine article on Portland and WW in the last 3 1/2 decades. It looks like you’ll soon be replacing The Oregonian as Portland’s primary daily. I thi ...   More

Letters to the Editor Ruppert Is Not A RogueThis is in response to your publication’s hit-piece on Michael Ruppert, your so-called “Rogue of the Week,” published on Oct. 21, 2009. This BOLI decision was h ...   More

Letters to the Editor Those Who Live In Glass Houses…You just knew someone would respond to Portland State urbanista Ethan Seltzer’s comments about Fargo (“Who Took Our Jobs,” WW, Oct. 14, 2009), d ...   More

Letters to the Editor Coal Is To Morgantown As Logging Is To...In the fallacy-ridden introduction to his story “Who Took Our Jobs?” [WW, Oct. 14, 2009], Aaron Mesh writes that “Our unemployment rate more ...   More

Letters to the Editor Give Gamblers A BreakReading the article “Four of a Kind” [WW, Oct. 7, 2009] made me realize that there are not four things you need to know about retailer lottery commissions—there ...   More

Letters to the Editor Musicians Are Not Teamsters[Re: “Fair Trade Music,” WW, Sept. 30, 2009:] The idea of paying musicians simply for their time and presence (and ignoring factors such as promotional ability o ...   More

Letters to the Editor “Anti-Fascist Front” RevisitedAs co-authors of a scholarly study of neonazism, we both were shocked by the selective and biased presentation of our views in the recent article by James Pit ...   More