OPINION
Yes, there should be accountability
To the editor: A recent Commercial Review editorial said that there should be accountability. I agree, but for totally different reasons.
Voting is most fundamental right
To the editor: The Republican party seems to be wanting to bring into existence a 21 century version of the poll tax, as if participating in and inciting an insurrection were somehow lacking in serving their agenda.
COVID caused return to reading
Reading is amazing.
It’s reassuring to have hospital
To the editor: Reading Jack Ronald’s column about his coronavirus shot had me thinking about my episode with one this past week.
Community to address addiction
To the editor: You are invited to our community conversation.
The distinction is an important one
People often confuse the definitions of misinformation and disinformation. Let’s talk about why the difference is important.
Side effect of vaccine? Euphoria
As is so often the case during this pandemic, it came down to a matter of chance.
Existing funds should be utilized
Portland businesses and citizens deserve a long-term solution for downtown flood control.
Back off on minimum wage jump
The proposal of increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 should be pulled from the bill or significantly modified.
There needs to be accountability
Where’s the accountability?
Portland can’t dig out of flooding
To the editor: The flooding in Portland is a Portland problem.
King’s interviews created memories
To the editor: I'm sure you have all seen and heard by now that Larry King has passed on. I'll add my own personal perspective for anyone interested.
Year may be tough for journalists
And then there were two. Two of my friends and colleagues are now imprisoned in the last dictatorship in Europe, Alexander Lukashenka’s Belarus.
It has been all about party
To the editor: Thirty years ago, I stated that if there was a bill on the floor that would benefit the people of our nation or the GOP, the people be damned — party first, party last, party always.
Holcomb’s plans could impact Jay
Eric Holcomb might be best described as a sensible governor.
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