Letters to the Editor
Imagine that Mohamed Mohamud had had the knowledge of
explosives to ensure he had a working bomb [“Mohamed and ‘The Terror
Factory,’” WW, Jan. 9, 2013]. Imagine further that instead of
s
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Letters to the Editor
I’m not anti-government or anti-cop, but your article
about the astronomical amounts of overtime pay being doled out at the
Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office infuriated me [“Overtime Busts,�
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Murmurs
High overtime spending in the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office will be part of an upcoming county audit. As WW reported, deputies use overtime to add tens of thousands of dollars to their pay (“O
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Letters to the Editor
When I lived in St. Louis, I was plagued with repeat visits from Jehovah’s Witnesses [“Sweep the Stoop,” WW,
Jan. 2, 2013]. I started out by stating politely that I appreciated the
offer, bu
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Murmurs
The Oregon Zoo
has apologized to a family whose 9-month-old son needed emergency
medical attention after getting sick following a meal at the zoo’s
Cascade Grill. Mitali Kulkarni says she and
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Letters to the Editor
Some of the information provided for this story [“No Inspections for Zoo Restaurants Since 2006,” WW, Dec. 26, 2012] by both the zoo and Oregon Health Authority was not included.
In 2006, the
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Murmurs
New Portland Mayor Charlie Hales
is making a response to the Newtown, Conn., school massacre a top
priority for his first week in office. Hales has scheduled a meeting
this week with Police Chie
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Letters to the Editor
Interesting article and great insight on a guy who knows how to coach football [“Chip Kelly’s Secret Offense,” WW,
Dec. 19, 2012]. I am sure all of us know people that are very good at
what
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Letters to the Editor
Thanks to Aaron Mesh for this excellent article [“Tusk, but Verify,” WW,
Dec. 12, 2012]. This is the first time the real plans for the offsite
preserve were revealed to the public. And it does
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Murmurs
It took less than a week for Carl Wolfson
to raise the $40,000 he needed to start an Internet talk-radio show.
The former morning host on progressive talk station KPOJ-AM 620
surpassed his Kicks
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