News GLASS HALF-EMPTYHello, I am writing in regards to your paper’s July 9 review of our new bar/restaurant, called The Liberty Glass [Clublist Spotlight, WW, July 9, 2008]. We wanted to let you know ...   More

Letters to the Editor LAW ENFORCEMENT BY COMMISSION? It is unfortunate that your article [“Manhunter,” WW, July 2, 2008] gives the impression that crooks with warrants roam our streets because we don’t ha ...   More

Letters to the Editor AND YOUR POINT IS....?Dear Mr. Mesh: Thank you for writing this article [“New Kids In the Flock,” WW. June 18, 2008]. But I was confused about what the prices of T-shirts and books or the ...   More

Letters to the Editor NOT KIDDING AROUNDI was very disappointed this week reading your article “The Price is What?!” on city budgeting [June 11, 2008]. This disappointment arose when I read your 13th complaint ...   More

Letters to the Editor TRUST BEGETS HOPEWhen I read the “Thugs Gone Green” article [WW, May 28, 2008], the cast of characters felt more than a little familiar. My husband and I live by Madison High School and ou ...   More

Letters to the Editor PARSING PEARSONIn response to your recent piece “Air Supremacy” by Nigel Jaquiss [May 28, 2008], there are a number of inaccuracies that require correcting, beginning with the $4.2 billion ...   More

Letters to the Editor OBJECTION!I need to correct the statements in the April 30 issue [“For the Love of Politics”], which implied or stated that ACLU is supporting Measures 51, 52 and 53. ACLU is officially ...   More

Letters to the Editor BALANCING ACTAs editor of the University of Portland’s student newspaper, The Beacon, I was excited when I heard Willamette Week had decided to pick up our story about the recent criticism of th ...   More

Letters to the Editor FAITH IN TRANSITIONI’ll say Amen and thank you very much for the most positive article [“Say Amen, Somebody,” WW, April 23, 2008] about the church in Portland since The Oregonian&rsq ...   More

Letters to the Editor INCARCERATION IS NOT THE ANSWERThank you, Willamette Week and James Pitkin, for exploring the criminal justice contradictions in last week’s “Jailhouse Paradox” [April 16, 2008]. Th ...   More