For most of my life, that’s how I felt about myself.
It stuns me how often we are guilty of doing the very thing we complain about and despise in others when they do it, but excuse it in ourselves.
During the Christmas distribution on Dec. 23, more than 2,000 people — or 600 to 700 families — received food.
“It’s such a pleasure that we can bring it all to the community,” said Faber, reflecting on 22 years with the city.
The authors of “Un novo guia conversação em portuguez e inglez” (“A new guide for conversation in Portugese and English”) meant it to be a serious work.
Years ago, the late journalist Harry Reasoner said this on a CBS historical documentary: “The past is like a foreign…
The Auburn City Council appointed Councilmember Cheryl Rakes as deputy mayor for 2025 at its meeting Dec. 16.
When I was a kid, a dude two or three years older and bigger than I was might as well…
City leaders are examining the cost and logistics behind current contract with King County.
Circle Creek Therapy owners want to stay in Auburn.
I have many treasured memories from my four years at the University of Washington, and to this day, they bring…
Public safety funding, budget gap problems and local projects are on the table.
“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”
For many non-profits in Auburn that are out there doing good, volunteers are their life’s blood – they couldn’t do…
I have been thinking a lot about an alarming trend in this nation that appears to elevate ignorance.
Local franchise for @Work marks official opening.
“You can safely assume you’ve created God in your own image when he starts hating the same people you do.”
One West Hill woman is concerned for local children and small animals as more coyotes encroach her neighborhood.
It was the seventh and final such public safety meeting in recent months.
Watching the 8mm Whale family films my dad shot when we were kids on the old Kodak takes me back…
