Dialogue
Readers Offer Ideas for Saving the Rose Festival
Last week, WW reported on the Rose Fest’s dwindling financial resources and bleak outlook. Readers responded with a flotilla of ideas for saving the annual celebration.
Readers Respond to Angela Bonilla’s Use of Teachers’ Political Capital
Angela Bonilla has been racking up wins lately.
Readers Respond to Empty Towers and Police Coffers
Lately, a lot of Portlanders have wondered whether more people would come to work in Big Pink if more police officers were working a beat in Old Town.
Readers Respond to Street Seats on a State Highway
If you get people talking about the outdoor seating at a wine bar, pretty soon they’ll say how they really feel about COVID patios.
Readers Respond to Urban Honeybees and Crumbling High Schools
Plus, some kind words for our protest coverage.
Readers Respond to WW’s Endorsement Against the School Bond
“Perhaps the WW editorial board should’ve done their interview in one of the gymnasiums where asbestos tiles fall down.”
Readers Respond to Hospital Merger and Forest Management
A four-pack of letters to the editor.
Readers Respond to the Costs Underlying the Portland Public Schools Bond
A price tag approaching half a billion dollars to rebuild a high school can trigger a wave of buyer’s remorse.
Readers Respond to Threats Facing Community Centers and Universal Preschool
“The lack of access should not be mistaken for a lack of interest.”
Readers Respond to Labor Costs for Low-Income Housing
A budget is a moral document, yes—but what happens when the moral imperatives don’t all fit on the balance sheet?
Readers Respond to Trouble at the Ritz-Carlton Residences
“Stop wasting your resources and energy on soap opera-level drama and start writing about where the public money is going.”