Pharmaceutical industrial complex hurts our healthcare Read moreLetters to the Editor: March 22

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Canceling student loans will not cost taxpayers Read moreLetters to the Editor

Letter: Supporting Oregonians accessing behavioral health services

As an Oregon Health Plan behavioral health consumer, I have experienced firsthand the challenges that individuals face when accessing behavioral health services. Read moreLetter: Supporting Oregonians accessing behavioral health services

Letter: Legislature should support factory farm moratorium

I recently learned that Oregon has more miles of polluted or “impaired” waterways than any other state. It has been over 50 years since I really understood that t… Read moreLetter: Legislature should support factory farm moratorium

Letter: Measure 110 can help stop preventable overdoses

People are dying every day from preventable overdose deaths. We need to be doing all we can to stop this crisis from worsening. Measure 110 is one of the tools th… Read moreLetter: Measure 110 can help stop preventable overdoses

Letter: Governor should back bridge health care plan

For many people in pre-pandemic times, they earned too much money to qualify for Medicaid, but too little to afford health coverage. Read moreLetter: Governor should back bridge health care plan

Opinion: Reinstate School Resource Officers in Portland Public Schools

We represent a grassroots community of Portlanders who want to see School Resource Officers (SROs) back in Portland Public Schools (PPS). So far, more than 600 PPS students, staff, parents and neighbors have signed our petition to the school …

OPINION: Why replace the interstate Bridge now?

Legislators Chris Gorsek and Susan McLain argue we must “invest” in a replacement Interstate Bridge now. Why?

Opinion: Portland's camping solution not novel

Well, now that the City of Portland has finally decided to have camping areas for the homeless, the City leaders really shouldn't pat themselves on the back too much. This same idea was suggested several years ago by developer Homer Williams …

Opinion: Statement against antisemitism

Antisemitism has no place in Oregon. Hate has no place in Oregon. We are a community that values diversity and stands united with our Jewish brothers and sisters. We have witnessed this rise in antisemitic attacks worldwide. We cannot be pass…

Opinion: Lincoln statue should return to South Park Blocks

Reports indicate that the Regional Arts and Culture Council has recommended that the statue of Abraham Lincoln should not be returned to its place in the South Park Blocks. I hope that Commissioner Carmen Rubio, who oversees the city’s parks …

Opinion column: On trash and camps

My time in Portland started at birth, but my roots go back to the 1850s, to relatives who witnessed our city and world change dramatically.

Opinion column: Workplace discrimination is wrong

The idea that discrimination in the workplace is wrong isn’t a particularly controversial idea. Oregon law is clear on the subject:

Opinion: Reduce evictions to prevent homelessness

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has rightly announced she will declare a housing state of emergency in Oregon on her first day in office. State lawmakers also have identified the housing crisis as a top priority for the 2023 legislative session.

Opinion: Portland housing prices have further to fall; sellers aren't being realistic

As recession looms and interest rates appear continually on the rise a market full of wary homeowners watch with bated breath to see if their home values are going to decline. According to Redfin, for the first time in nearly a decade the Por…

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Topics range from health care legislation, to the Sauvie Island Bridge renaming, to cutting emissions.

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Natural resources, wasting gas, the recent general election and even the Adidas vs. Ye feud are on reader's minds.

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Global health, carbon pricing and high-quality public education top readers' list of concerns.

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Readers weigh in on the biggest races heading to voters on the Nov. 8 general election ballot.

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Readers in Gresham, Lake Oswego, West Linn and Brightwood weigh in on Nov. 8 general election.

Letters to the editor: Portland's charter change

Portlanders sound off on the proposal, on the November ballot, to alter the city's form of governance.

Letter: Portland Tribune wrong on charter measure

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Our readers believe trains should replace truck for moving freight and Congress should do more to fight obesity.

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Pamplin Media Group readers have strong opinions about the candidates and measures on the Nov. 8 ballot.

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Readers believe neighbors are fighting 'middle class housing,' it's time to implement a climate plan, and more.

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Our readers believe Portlanders should reject Portland Charter changes and Steve Brandon was great journalists.

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Trib readers opine that Measure 114 would reduce gun violence, police logs offer valuable insights, County First! seeks bipartisan dialogue, Medicare should address obesity, and the unemployment system makes no sense at all.

Portland Tribune letters to the editor

Trib readers believe Christine Drazan will fight crime, oppose apartments replacing Hall Street Grill, and think Tina Kotek will lead on climate change.

Portland Tribune letters to the editor

Trib readers opine on herbicides, the November gubernatorial race, and one aunt's run-in with the KKK.

Portland Tribune: Letters to the editor

The governor's race, plant-based food and the Equal Rights Amendment top this week's issues for readers.

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Tribune readers discuss earlier stories and columns, the November election, and much more.

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Gun violence, the Supreme Court on abortion rights, election scams and more are on the minds of Tribune readers.

Portland Tribune: Letters to the editor

Reproductive rights, student loans, the military budget and more draw the attention of Tribune readers.

Letters to the editor: May primary election edition

Tribune readers sound off on local, regional and Oregon statewide races ahead of the May 17 election.

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Pegasus spyware, McLeod-Skinner and trash around homeless camps are on readers' minds this week.

Letters to the editor

Tribune readers sound off on outdoor dining, abortion, gas-burner stoves and Pacific Power.

Portland Tribune: Letters to the editor

The war in Ukraine, overtime pay for farmworkers, and a gubernatorial candidate's comments top the list.

Letters: More results, less spin

Reader say Metro can do more to create housing and where Kristof paid his taxes in important.

Portland Tribune: Letters to the editor for the week of Jan. 10

Nick Kristof getting booted from the gubernatorial race and college loans are on our readers' minds this week.

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