Readers Respond to Health Insurance Chaos for Providence Customers
“Only other questions I have is who is starting the class action and where can I sign up?”
Murmurs: Who Pays for Sunstone Billboards?
Its government contracts are shrinking and costs are rising, Sunstone Way told staff in a memo. One cost the nonprofit appears to deem mission critical: billboard advertising.
Readers Respond to State Subsidy for Moda Center
If any of them worked at a company they would be fired for making a deal as bad and one-sided as this.”
Murmurs: It’s Hard to Find a Doc in Portland
For certain groups of people at least, it is markedly more difficult to get primary care in Portland than in other major cities.
Portland’s Top Reads: February
Annie Bloom’s Books, Broadway Books and Powell’s City of Books told us what their No. 1-selling books were for the month of February.
Readers Respond to Openings and Closings Across Portland
A Rockwood man might support Moda Center’s renovation if they throw in an ice rink.
Murmurs: PPS Reverses High School Closure
On Feb. 27, Portland Public Schools reversed a decision to close the high school grades at Metropolitan Learning Center, a K–12 alternative school in Northwest Portland.
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Readers Respond to the Proposed $600 Million Renovation of Moda Center
“I’ll probably continue to periodically watch the Blazers regardless of the city they relocate to and do so at the local sports bar my friends and I decide to go to that night.”
Murmurs: Lawmakers Look to Regulate AI Companions
AI companions would face additional regulations when they interact with minors.










