Letters to the Editor for July 26
Save DACA; Clinic checks; Fix it: vote; more
Bridge steps: Legislation puts replacement within reach
The Oregon Legislature recently passed two pieces of legislation that increase the prospects for replacement of the Hood River/White Salmon Interstate Bridge.
Letters to the Editor for July 22
Dist. 2 list grows; ‘Not mysterious’; more
6 to Watch: Engage the city street safety survey
Subject: Street safety, and problem intersections as viewed by the community. Kudos to the City of Hood River for putting a Monkey on its back.
Another Voice: Juntos program ‘critical to success of students in their education’
Throughout the entirety of this year, I have had the opportunity to take in the Juntos program.
Editor's Notebook: By George, one’s own name is a basic sweet spot in your sense of identity
“Maybe each of us is Cain to some Abel, and slays him in the field without knowing it through the things he does to him, the things he says to him, and the things he should say and doesn’t.” — Primo Levi
Letters to the Editor for July 19
A close call; Willing to run; more
Another Voice: Preserve our agricultural heritage by making Tanner Ranch a park
I am a visual artist and a community college instructor. I moved to Hood River for its natural beauty and small-town life style. I am concerned that this push to up-zone and increase the housing density will destroy the very reason we live here.
Letters to the Editor for July 15
Reaction to Senate’s Better Care Reconciliation Act; Oppose HR 2936; more
For the dying and their families, the comfort of quilts
The Comfort Quilt Project is now underway by the Spiritual Care Department at Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital. Mirroring the Passage Quilt Project begun at Providence Portland Medical Center some years ago, this ministry gifts patients nearing the end of their life with a comfort quilt.
Another Voice: Hood River planning: don’t leave folks on the other side of the gate
Thank you, Hood River officials, for your planning efforts and your intelligence as you hear from residents and work through the diverse concerns and questions that have arisen around the Westside Plan. It is not easy work, and I greatly appreciate you for doing it.
Fire Season: The threat we all share
Fire season is back, amid hot temperatures in the Columbia Gorge.
Letters to the Editor for July 12
Russian ‘tricks’; Time for bipartisan work; more
Another Voice: The ‘recluse representative’: Repeal and replace Greg Walden
Representative Greg Walden has left Oregon’s District 2 and become a citizen of Washington, D.C. We are stunned by his lack of responsiveness to his constituents — not only his Democratic and Independent constituents, but his Republican supporters as well.
Letters to the Editor for July 8
Plan for future; More or less; Support single payer; Rezone wrong tool
