A memorial basketball game will be held at 6 tonight to honor slain Shiloh Drott. The pickup game will be…
Thanksgiving is traditionally one of the busiest holidays for state highways. WSDOT is suggesting drivers enjoy more time with family…
Bert E. NorbergJune 6, 1912 – November 21, 2008Bert was born on June 6, 1912 in Uppsala, Sweden and passed…
Calendar Submissions The entertainment calendar is published Wednesdays and Saturdays on a space-available basis. Submit entertainment items at least a…
Calendar Submissions The free community calendar is published Wednesdays and Saturdays on a space-available basis, and includes free and nonprofit…
BASEBALL PLAYERS NEEDED A South King County team is seeking some competitive players to complete its 2009 roster. The team…
Susan Louise Pelland Susan Louise Pelland, 43, passed away November 20, 2008 in Seattle, WA. She was born September 5,…
Events Garden d’Lights: 5-10 p.m. nightly, Nov. 29-Jan. 3. Annual holiday display uses more than 500,000 lights throughout the gardens….
The much-used Kummer Bridge over the Green River on State Route 169 will close Tuesday evening for about six months…
White River Valley Museum and City of Auburn Arts Commission announced participating artists in the Small Works, Big Presents exhibition,…
An approximately 40 year-old Auburn man was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center after a vehicle he was working on rolled…
Auburn’s 21st annual Bizarre Bazaar will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 1107 11 St St. NE, Auburn. The…
A memorial basketball game will be held Friday to honor slain Shiloh Drott, who grew up in Pacific, and support…
I just read Walter Backstrom’s column. Congratulations on your courage and conviction. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
I take serious issue with the word hate that was used so many times in (Walter Backstrom’s) editorial.
I write this in regards to several subjects:
1. Homelessness in Auburn is out of control, ruining our neighborhoods and threatening our community.
2. Gangs are ruining our neighborhoods and threatening our community.
3. Our streets and sidewalks are falling apart, not to mention the filth and mess left behind by those mentioned in points 1 and 2.
4. Traffic: Auburn Way? Not to mention stupid circles of wasted money creating more dangerous intersections in our neighborhoods.
When I read Walter Backstrom’s editorial in the Auburn Reporter (“Would Martin Luther King hate George Bush?” Nov. 12), I was so moved.
Students at Evergreen Heights Elementary School took part in the third annual World Sport Stacking Association Stack Up! last Thursday.
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