Climate change not our fault; Read the data — Letters to the editor
Your Letters to the Editor for May 26, 2021... more
Thank you all for the last 23 years ...
As I approach my last day here on May 31, I’ve had ample time to reflect on what this career has meant to me — and it really comes down to one simple word: You.... more
Freedoms have responsibilities; You did not forget
Your Letters to the Editor for May 19,2021... more
Reflections On Another Rhody Days That Wasn’t
As more of us are vaccinated and, hopefully, infection rates of the COVID-19 virus slowly and consistently drop as a result, we can all look forward to the notion of sharing that common thread of a little well-earned “crazy” for Rhody Days in 2022.... more
New school board needs wise representation
"We need wise people on the school board. People who can truly weigh matters objectively without prejudice."... more
Guest Viewpoint: New school board needs equal representation
"My reflections also move me to consider, seriously, the qualities I would hope those who are elected to the board will bring to its work. Being a school board member is not a partisan position."... more
Vote for women; creativity needed for school board; re-elect a champion for students
Your Letters to the Editor for May 5, 2021... more
Voting for Wilde; Home-grown issues; Voting for Lacouture
Your Letters to the Editor for May 1, 2021... more
Glad for EMAC dissenters; Council autocratic, not democratic; Stalin strategy working
Your Letters to the Editor for April 10,2021... more
Climate change is nonsense?; Southern border dilemma; Time for WLAD change
Your Letters to the Editor for March 27, 2021... more
Vaccinations non-political; Climate change nonsense; Historic perspective
Your Letters to the Editor for March 24, 2021... more
Abortion has lasting effects; Input ignored on annexation
Your Letters to the Editor for March 20, 2021... more
EDITORIAL: Life as we knew it
It’s hard not to jump back in, to embrace our new allowances — and our friends — and celebrate. But we have to remember that the restrictions are ultimately a way to save lives.... more
Thrill of your life; Signs of hope; Not time to disregard guidelines
Your Letters to the Editor for March 10, 2021... more
Local sports — a return to a special kind of normal
We’re committed to providing you with sports coverage, particularly since — at least for now — fans won’t be allowed to attend as part of the current guidelines.... more
Thank you for clinic; Learn about 'hallmarks' of tyranny; Glad to be vaccinated
Your Letters to the Editor for March 6, 2021... more
Annexation made simple; Florence not immune to racism; A good sign
Your Letters to the Editor for Feb. 27, 2021... more
America isn't systemically racist; Happy to see flags; Homeowners should have more say
Your Letters to the Editor for Feb. 24, 2021... more
All part of solution; Recycling not just about refund; Why I love Florence
Your Letters to the Editor for Feb. 20, 2021... more
States should protect seniors; Worthy of office; Recycling has issues
Your Letters to the Editor for Feb. 17, 2021... more
Homeless not a threat; Rec center exciting; America is back
Your Letters to the Editor for Feb. 13, 2021... more
Help homeless, reduce 'concerns'; Not all homeless are transients
Your Letters to the Editor for Feb. 10, 2021... more
Homeless issues; Annexation consequences; Vaccines for teachers first
Your Letters to the Editor for Feb. 6, 2021... more
Subliminal brainwashing; Count me out; Adolescent ideals
Your Letters to the Editor for Feb. 3, 2021...... more
Do the right thing; OCHS story was exploitive; Return to respect
Your Letters to the Editor for Jan. 30, 2021... more
Facts are stubborn; Letter should go national; Council committee selection
Your Letters to the Editor for Jan. 27, 2021... more
Free speech isn't lies; Glad Trump didn't concede; Moved here for quiet streets
Your Letters to the Editor for Jan. 23, 2021... more
Vaccine comes full circle; Thanks, Fred Meyer; Popular vote matters
Your Letters to the Editor for Jan. 20, 2021... more
Lessons learned from students of democracy
We often forget that the heart of democracy isn’t in Washington D.C. It beats within the hearts of Americans of all ages through their faith in, understanding of and commitment to the ideals we share as a nation.... more
City’s annexation plan is disingenuous at best, deceitful at worst
Should Benedick’s petition be approved, we’ll pay for the infrastructure, right up to its figurative doorstep.... more
'City in Motion' seems stuck; Trump's Troopers; Protect us from Homeless; Annexation is mistake
Your Letters to the Editor for Jan. 16, 2021... more
