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Letter: Increase efforts to stop drug use

Teen drug use is a large problem in the world, but it is most common in the United States. Approximately 10 percent of people under the age of 21 years use drugs.

Letter: Faster ways to travel than light rail

I keep reading letters promoting the Columbia River Crossing light-rail option. Most have some reference relating to being a "fast" way to get to Portland.

Letter: Uncle Sam's hand never retreats

Wow, an 84-year-old woman wins $590 million lottery jackpot. Now let's see, Uncle Sam gets first crack at this since she has decided to take a lump sum. He collects about $320 million in taxes.

Letter: Republicans are not obstructionists

As pictured in the political cartoon by Mike Luckovich published on The Columbian's June 6 Opinion page, this idea of painting Republicans as obstructionists is simply not true.

Letter: Coal-train threats are considerable

Coal-train threats are considerable

Letter: M&M mission is hurting the county

M&M mission is hurting the county

Letter: Immigrants are good for country

Immigrants are good for country

Letter: Burden will continue to rise

Burden will continue to rise

Letter: Gesture is hypocritical

Gesture is hypocritical

Letter: County program helps nonprofit

County program helps nonprofit

Letter: Another issue for the CRC debate

Another issue for the CRC debate

Letter: A small tax can bridge the gap

A small tax can bridge the gap

Letter: Ponder health care cost increase

Ponder health care cost increase

Letter: Our city's finest are appreciated

Our city's finest are appreciated

Letter: Leviticus explains it all

Leviticus explains it all

Mugshot: Lou Brancaccio

PressTalk

Lou Brancaccio

Press Talk: Let's play ball … someplace else

Mugshot: John Laird

Opinion

John Laird

John Laird: First Citizens consistently support transportation projects

Mugshot: Greg Jayne

Sports

Greg Jayne

Greg Jayne: Timbers coach is mixing up some soccer magic

Mugshot: Gordon Oliver

Business

Gordon Oliver

Strictly Business: Tax policy behind widening wealth gap

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