Special Section If there had been a cultural dictionary of Portland during the 1980s, the definition of "Progressives" would have been Steve and Marcia Moskowitz.He was a brainy Reedie lawyer who left the city attorn ... More
THE EX-FILES
Marcia & Steve Moskowitz
Special Section If there had been a cultural dictionary of Portland during the 1980s, the definition of "Progressives" would have been Steve and Marcia Moskowitz.He was a brainy Reedie lawyer who left the city attorn ... More
THE WITNESS
Dave Mazzella
Special Section THEN: In October 1990, the talk of the town was the trial of pudgy California neo-Nazi Tom Metzger in a wrongful death suit filed by the family of Mulugeta Seraw, an Ethiopian student who was fatally ... More
No Shame at the Big O
News Think WW is obsessed over The Oregonian's coverage of Neil Goldschmidt? Check out the current copy of the American Journalism Review. Inside the monthly trade journal is a 6,935-word account (more tha ... More
White Club
Multnomah County approves a new employee support group.
News Showing an astounding proclivity for inclusivity, Multnomah County's Diversity and Equity Office announced last week that a new "employee network group" has formed: "White Males Seeking Equity in ... More
SKINHEAD REVISITED
A new book reexamines Portland's neo-Nazi legacy.
News "...[A]s he runs down the street toward the action something in Kenneth Mieske explodes.... [He] looks up and when he does he sees his white friend, his skinhead comrade, Kyle Brewster, struggling wit ... More
The Good, the Bad and the Awful
WW's biennial ranking of the metro-area legislators.
News Reader, beware: What follows is largely gossip and opinion. Every two years, the most powerful people in Oregon sit down in Salem and settle into a massive game of political poker. Thanks to those d ... More
The Good, the Bad and the Awful
WW's biennial ranking of the metro-area legislators.
News Senate rankings EXCELLENTMax Williams R-Tigard Third House session Overall: 8.09 Brains: 9.21 Integrity: 7.39 Diligence: 8.07 Clout: 7.68 Let's see if we've got this right: Oregon's governor, a ... More
Freshman Lawmaker off to a Wobbly Start
Rep. Derrick Kitts nabbed for drunk driving.
News Almost from Day 1 of the 2003 legislative session, 29-year-old state Rep. Derrick Kitts has battled the perception that he's more interested in making pals than making policy. First sessions are o ... More
Braking the Tax Breaks
News At a time when we're slashing medical coverage to senior citizens, kicking music teachers out of our public schools and letting burglars roam free, does it make sense to give tax breaks to yacht o ... More
Putting the LAW back into LAWmaking
News Everyone seems to agree that the Oregon Legislature broke the law, but what to do about it is another matter. A leading education group is drafting a letter; a prominent Portland lawyer is conside ... More
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Dave Mazzella THE EX-FILES
Marcia & Steve Moskowitz Trib reporter Jim Redden
The big break in Oregon City. Freshman Lawmaker off to a Wobbly Start
Rep. Derrick Kitts nabbed for drunk driving. The Good, the Bad and the Awful
WW's biennial ranking of the metro-area legislators. White Club
Multnomah County approves a new employee support group. The Good, the Bad and the Awful
WW's biennial ranking of the metro-area legislators. Dashing through the Cash
We won't choose a new governor for 15 more months, but the top candidates have already raised more than $1.5 million. Primary Caretaking
Who really won last week's election
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