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Article content Golf not priority We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Letters to the Editor: May 26 Back to video Not every child has a laptop, let alone an outdoor space overlooking a river. Take a look around. You say you play the public courses and not the elite courses. For many families, just finding a place to live and getting a meal is an issue. Golf would be an unheard of luxury. And, frankly, if you think at the age of 70 you are living on borrowed time, you need to think again.

he original TV series lasted only 79 episodes, but "Star Trek" has influenced our culture for decades. Since its debut in 1966, "Star Trek" has inspired millions of people around the world, from scientists to "Trekkies." Now its own subculture, fans of the science-fiction series have produced an abundance of material, such as fanzines, art and songs. Whether you're are a full-fledged Trekkie, are curious to learn Klingon or are new to the show, here are some "Star Trek" podcasts to listen to. Trek Geeks: A Star Strek Podcast Friends Dan Davidson and Bill Smith get together each week to casual...

Portland shuts down homeless veteran housing complex All residents are moved to a nearby motel because of chronic health and safety problems. The City of Portland shut down a government-funded veteran-supportive housing complex, deeming it dangerous to live in. The decision came after officials and contractors discovered water damage and a deteriorating roof, which led to a serious ceiling collapse and mold infestation. This action is forcing all of the veterans who lived there out of the property, leaving them with an uncertain future for long-term housing. Those veterans say the bu...

Try refreshing your browser, or Letters to the Editor: Feb. 16 Back to video Last year, when every local golf course was at capacity, London chose to keep River Road golf course closed, but paid to keep the course in playable shape all summer. Why is everyone now acting so surprised that the golf course lost hundreds of thousands of dollars more than expected? That this massive loss is being used as evidence River Road should be closed smacks worrisomely of a hidden agenda. All it really proves is the city doesn’t understand basic economics. Last year, an enterprising individual wanted to...