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Anna Zusman

Anna Zusman

Anna Zusman is the Publisher of Willamette Week.

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Same Journalism, Less Ink, Until September
NEWS

Same Journalism, Less Ink, Until September

This July and August we will conduct a significant experiment with Willamette Week’s print edition. For two months, WW will publish a print edition every other week rather than weekly.

By Anna ZusmanJune 16, 2026 at 1:49 pm PDT

A Letter From Our Publisher
NEWS

A Letter From Our Publisher

Everyone is here because they feel purpose in their work and, as a result, they lean in way beyond their job descriptions.

By Anna ZusmanDecember 24, 2025 at 8:00 am PST

Our Impact
NEWS

Our Impact

Here is some of our investigative work this year, the impact it made, and a glimpse of the effort it took to achieve those results.

By Anna ZusmanDecember 19, 2024 at 4:13 pm PST

A Letter From Our Publisher
NEWS

A Letter From Our Publisher

As the year comes to a close, it’s a tradition to give readers an update on our business, as well as a peek behind our pages.

By Anna ZusmanDecember 19, 2024 at 4:06 pm PST

A Letter From Our Publisher
NEWS

A Letter From Our Publisher

By Anna ZusmanDecember 20, 2023 at 5:20 pm PST

Meet WW’s Incoming Publisher, Anna Zusman
FOWW

Meet WW’s Incoming Publisher, Anna Zusman

By Anna ZusmanDecember 19, 2022 at 11:15 am PST
Why Can’t We Consider Public Health When Approving Cell Towers?

Why Can’t We Consider Public Health When Approving Cell Towers?


A Movie Asks: Were They Showing Up for Racial Justice or Because It Was ‘Fucking Badass’ to Smash a Starbucks Window?

A Movie Asks: Were They Showing Up for Racial Justice or Because It Was ‘Fucking Badass’ to Smash a Starbucks Window?


Police Dogs Detect Possible Human Remains in Centennial Mills

Police Dogs Detect Possible Human Remains in Centennial Mills


What We’re Cooking This Week: Some Pretty and Sweet Beets

What We’re Cooking This Week: Some Pretty and Sweet Beets


In Setback, Group Planning Universal Health Care in Oregon Delays Report to Lawmakers

In Setback, Group Planning Universal Health Care in Oregon Delays Report to Lawmakers


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