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Everyone likes to take photos of while on vacation. They document the places we went to, things we did, people we met and all the fun we had while on holiday

Manhattan: Last week, Councilman Christopher Marte introduced Intro 1008, proposed legislation that protects the healthcare coverage for Medicare-eligible retirees and their Medicare-eligible dependents. I hope the Council gives as much consideration to these great contributors to the quality of life of our city as it has given to teachers’ aides and other active employees

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Your article on deadly occupations reports that there were 52 fatal workplace accidents in Oregon in 2024, (“These are Oregon’s most deadly occupations,” Aug. 2). The source is the annual U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries. The critical word here is injuries, because these statistics exclude fatal occupational diseases. My review…

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“The more we read or listen … the better we feel,” Storytel Group’s CEO wrote in the introduction to The 2026 Story Report

Letters to the Editor is a periodic feature. We welcome all comments and will publish a selection. We edit for length and clarity and require full names

I appreciate this profile of a public servant [“Trust the Process,” WW, June 24] but am disappointed by WW’s reflexive use of language like “on the taxpayer dime,” which casts recipients (many of whom pay taxes themselves) as a burden and public assistance as an aberration to be progressively hollowed out instead of an integral…