Letters to the Editor As a private-practice veterinarian and nonprofit no-kill shelter volunteer, I would like to say I find this idea completely disgusting [“Rent a Pup,” WW, Nov. 14, 2012]. I understand what co   More

Letters to the Editor Willamette Week used to be my go-to paper [“A Note From the Publisher,” WW, Nov. 7, 2012]. Bold and interesting. And then you went mainstream. Boring and sensationalist. As The Oregonian fades int   More

Letters to the Editor Thanks for this article [“The King of Clackistan,” WW, Oct. 31, 2012]. It fills in some gaps in the story that I’ve been tracking about Oregon Transformation Project and Stimson Lumber. Ev   More

Letters to the Editor Thank you for this article [“Restaurant Guide,” WW, Oct. 24, 2012]. It’s so refreshing to see recognition for a couple of food mavericks doing innovative things in Portland. As you noted, too    More

Letters to the Editor On behalf of Portland, let me just say, “You blew it!” [“Risky Business,” WW, Oct. 17, 2012.] What a steaming pile of crapola. First, I am struck by the absolute laziness of this endorseme   More

Letters to the Editor VOTE YES ON THE ARTS TAX Portland’s embarrassing lack of arts and music education in our public schools puts our kids’ future at risk. Along with an amazing coalition of educators, parents, l   More

Letters to the Editor The level of unprofessionalism and what is clearly an unhappy-no-matter-what attitude completely discredit this entire article [“Square Peg,” WW, Oct. 3, 2012]. Even if there was a valid reaso   More

Letters to the Editor I feel the article was unbalanced, since I didn’t hear any of the numerous positives that the fire department does, which are many [“Burning Money,” WW, Sept. 26, 2012]. I’ve always se   More

Letters to the Editor The article states the problem [“Block Busters,” WW, Sept. 19, 2012]. You spoke to 10 residents who have 11 cars among them. It doesn’t matter if they don’t drive them very often, they sti   More

Letters to the Editor Laurie Notaro came to our writers’ group using a fake name (Laurie Upton) and representing herself as a writer looking for feedback and critique [“Words to the Wolves,” WW, Sept. 12, 2012]   More