Editorial from The Albany Democrat Herald, January 1, 2012 What to do with people who are mentally ill is a question to which Oregon is still trying to find the best answer, and we have to hope that the new year will bring us a step closer to what needs to be done. The recent […]
From the Oregonian, July 23, 2011 In Northwest Portland, two neighborhoods lie within the same confines of Old Town-Chinatown. One is an up-and-coming area in which the city has invested to make safer, a place the Portland Development Commission boasts about and plugs as a good place for new businesses to make their home and […]
From the Oregonian, November 13 2008 Skeptical neighbors met this week with Luke-Dorf staff for the first time since the mental health care nonprofit changed its plans for what used to be a secure residential treatment facility. They gathered in the now-empty Connell House, which the state closed in June after a resident escaped by […]
from the East Oregonian, June 13, 2008 The eight-bed treatment center for mentally ill men that Morrow-Wheeler Behavioral Health (MWBH) tried to build near Fossil, and now Boardman, may have finally met its demise amid a firestorm of public opposition. The organization’s director, Kimberly Lindsay, said she and the board of directors decided not to […]
From the Oregonian, February 2, 1995 – not online Plans to site a mental health crisis center at the former Holladay Park Hospital in Northeast Portland building are dead. Howard Klink, deputy director of the county Community and Family Services Division, said Wednesday that plans for the center have fallen through. His comments follow a […]
Published in The Oregonian, February 28, 1904 – not available elsewhere online. DR. HENRY WALDO COE DEFENDS INSTITUTION AT MT TABOR Says Patients Are Harmless, and neighboring Property-Owners Have No Right to Protest. Philadelphia, PA, Feb 1904 (Letter to the Editor.) — I experience more regret than I can express that I should in any […]
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