Inbox: The State of Jefferson
Letters to the Editor The correct response Jefferson [“Hotseat: Jefferson Smith,” Oct. 5, 2011] could have made for the question about his ADHD meds: Question: “Is it working?” Answer: “Better than your filter More
Rogue of the Week: T-Mobile
The cell-phone giant blames others for its own problems with a proposed antenna site in Northeast Portland.
Rogue of the Week It’s nice that the giant corporations that provide our cell-phone service say they’re dedicated to giving us the best possible coverage. T-Mobile, for example. It says it wants to provide the ve More
Murmurs: Contracts, Appointments and no Friend of Oregon
News sharper than Rick Perry’s punchlines.
Murmurs Powell’s Books and its union employees have a new 18-month contract, the shortest term the beloved bookseller has ever signed with the decade-old International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local More
Occupy Portland: The scene on the ground
Inbox: Brady’s Bicycle Misadventure
Letters to the Editor There is no reason for a cop to write in a report that they were threatened with political influence unless it was true [“Pedaling By Her Own Rules,” WW, Sept. 28, 2011]. That’s only to cover More
Murmurs: Bring those Bags, Brent Barton!
Oh, Blazers! Where shall I go? What shall I do?
Murmurs Former State Rep. Brent Barton (D-Clackamas) has moved out of his old legislative district so he can run for the seat being vacated by former House Speaker Dave Hunt (D-Gladstone), who’s running More
Hotseat: Jefferson Smith
The state rep. and Bus Project founder tells why he wants to be mayor.
City Hall Jefferson Smith wants to loom large in the mayor’s race, and not just because he’s the tallest candidate so far (6 feet 4 inches), but because he sees himself as an alternative to former City C More
Inbox: Jefferson Joins the Race
Letters to the Editor A pile of traffic tickets. Years of failing to vote. Executive of an organization [the Bus Project] known for shoddy financial record-keeping. This guy does not appear to be a responsible citizen [ More
Murmurs: Condoleezza's Speaking Fee and Illegal Wastewater Dumping
News that’s still in the running for the Heisman.
Murmurs Want to send your angry liberal friends the ultimate ironic gift? It’ll cost you at least $5,000. That’s the minimum donation necessary to get a personal photo op with former Secretary of State More
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