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LETTERS: Hillsboro in a rush to seal deal with Hops

The News-Times’ mailbag this week includes thoughts on keeping Oregonians cool and making better deals for Hillsboro. Read moreLETTERS: Hillsboro in a rush to seal deal with Hops

LETTERS: Crack down on pharmacy benefit managers

Congress should curb pharmacy benefit managers Read moreLETTERS: Crack down on pharmacy benefit managers

LETTERS: Lawmakers must listen to citizens on 'Right to Rest'

Readers write in to the News-Times with thoughts on local elections and Oregon legislation. Read moreLETTERS: Lawmakers must listen to citizens on 'Right to Rest'

LETTERS: Which candidates deserve a vote this election?

Maguire deserves return to Hillsboro board Read moreLETTERS: Which candidates deserve a vote this election?

LETTERS: Wildlife needs protection in Hillsboro during groundwork

Can we all agree to stop using this sexist slur? Read moreLETTERS: Wildlife needs protection in Hillsboro during groundwork

LETTERS: Washington County should have some skin in the game when it comes to tolling

The News-Times publishes readers’ letters about the upcoming election, state legislation and more. Read moreLETTERS: Washington County should have some skin in the game when it comes to tolling

LETTERS: Covering local issues locally matters

The News-Times hears from readers about the indictment of former President Donald Trump, homelessness efforts and coverage in Washington County, and a favorite so… Read moreLETTERS: Covering local issues locally matters

LETTERS: Saying goodbye to an institution

The News-Times' latest reader mailbag includes a tribute to Darcelle XV, the pioneering Portland drag queen.

LETTERS: Industry isn't the panacea we might think it is

Get Oregon Treasury out of fossil fuel investments

LETTERS: Legislature must act now to curb climate change

The News-Times gets readers’ take on environmental legislation and Oregon’s newly proposed forest conservation plan.

OPINION: No time for Washington County to waste on climate action

On Nov. 29, 2022, the Washington County Board of Commissioners (BOC) had its last public meeting discussing options for creating a Climate Action Plan (CAP), and including the public in its creation.

LETTERS: Fifth-grade students want longer school day — here's why

Readers share their thoughts with the News-Times on sidewalk maintenance, gun violence, school lunchtime and more.

RURAL REFLECTIONS: Moving the sofa

Pamela Loxley Drake: "I know this desire to move things around isn't inherited, yet I think there might be something to it."

LETTERS: A dangerous situation at Henry Hagg Lake

No public safety on dam at Hagg Lake

LETTER: Immigrants shouldn't be props for conservative governor's agenda

A News-Times reader says Texas should face consequences for busing migrants to Washington, D.C., and leaving them in the freezing cold on Christmas Eve.