At last count firefighters were battling 82 major wildfires in 10 Western States. The fires have already scorched 2,300 square miles of forests and range… Continue reading
By The Herald Editorial Board Recall earlier this summer when the Legislature passed its operating budget – as well as its latest spending plan to… Continue reading
Wednesday arrived with a sense of possibility that lawmakers could solve the two remaining riddles in this year’s legislating marathon. But by the evening it… Continue reading
In Washington, the legislative stalemate over permitting new household wells and the state’s construction budget has not only delayed needed funding for public projects, but… Continue reading
Consequences of state lawmakers’ inability to bridge their differences, preventing passage of a capital budget and water rights bill, are far less theoretical these days.… Continue reading
All Atlantic salmon fish farms in Puget Sound should be closed and future expansion plans scrapped following the Aug. 19 escape of thousands of the… Continue reading
The backlash against Atlantic salmon farms in Western Washington continues to grow as more than 100,000 of the non-native fish remain unaccounted for following the… Continue reading
When the legal battle on education funding returns to the state Supreme Court on Tuesday, Oct. 24, the leader of Washington’s public school system will… Continue reading
The state’s new law targeting distracted drivers sure is annoying folks. What’s riled them is not so much the outright ban on use of any… Continue reading
On a recent Saturday afternoon in Portland, a young woman stepped onto the playing field at the beginning of the University of Montana vs. Portland… Continue reading
On Nov. 3, 1942, a shared vision of democratic ideals and equal access to information became reality when King County voters approved the formation of… Continue reading
Two breathtakingly simple words can help regional tech grow and diversify its workforce: community college. At the time of writing, a whopping 26 out of… Continue reading
Almost every star athlete has a story about a coach who was a major influence in their success. But what about the kids who aren’t… Continue reading
Last year, Seattle Times aerospace reporter Dominic Gates wrote about the similarities and differences between Boeing’s corporate office move to Chicago and Amazon’s plan for… Continue reading
By Brian L. Gunn/for the Auburn Reporter The general election this November here in the 31st Legislative District is about much more than a chance… Continue reading
By Nancy Backus/for the Auburn Reporter I moved to Auburn when I was 6 years old and have been here ever since. This is my… Continue reading
By Largo Wales/for the Auburn Reporter I have the support of the council majority because of a shared vision. Your council yearns for leadership to… Continue reading
While the nation’s and the world’s attention was drawn to the senseless murders in Las Vegas of at least 59 and the wounding of 489… Continue reading
By Michelle Metzler/For the Auburn Reporter Rolling recycling carts to the curb each week is a ritual shared in neighborhoods across the Auburn community. Most… Continue reading
Children in our community have the opportunity to receive much needed orthodontic care, regardless of their family’s ability to afford treatment. As a general dentist… Continue reading
