I am thrilled that the city of Auburn has purchased the Auburn Avenue Theater. I see this as an investment in not only the communities… Continue reading
I voiced my opinion, along with others, about the Fourth of July fireworks on nextdoor.com in August and September. Those of us feeling the fireworks… Continue reading
I am in total agreement with Dennis Doucette (letter to the editor, Oct. 25) regarding the I-976 initiative on the Nov. 5 ballot. The blind… Continue reading
Flu season is here, and I am confronted with reminders of how easy it is to access vaccines here in the U.S. – shots are… Continue reading
Bravo! To the city of Auburn for purchasing the Auburn Ave Theater. I attend almost every play, and the city has saved this treasure for… Continue reading
On the Nov. 5 Ballot will appear “Proposition No. 1. Medic One – Emergency Medical Services replacement of Existing Levy.” It must be reauthorized every… Continue reading
I just had to add my two cents after reading the Oct 11. Auburn Reporter story, “Road to ruin or lower taxes,” concerning I-976 ($30… Continue reading
People should really think hard about Imitative 976, another one of Tim Eyman’s creations, before they vote. Sure, it will help many people save on… Continue reading
There is a three-sided enclosure with the prevailing winds blowing into the open end. It contains a 1,000-gallon propane tank, which is a significant hazard… Continue reading
Why is Auburn and other government entities in Washington state maintain that the only answer to everything is to raise taxes to every problem? Why… Continue reading
Please remember that Pacific Raceways existed before most of the houses that now surround it. All of the people who bought those houses knew the… Continue reading
In response to the article, “Pulling no punches,” Auburn Reporter, Sept. 20: Chris Vance, there have been 12 governors of our state of Washington since… Continue reading
September is Puppy Mill Awareness Month, and as a citizen of Auburn, I wanted to educate my fellow neighbors about this cruel industry. Puppy mills… Continue reading
I am an almost 80-year-old nurse Vietnam veteran and still get triggered by sudden, unexpected fireworks, especially when they are by my house. This past… Continue reading
September is National Disaster Preparedness month. Washington is second behind California in the level of earthquake risk. We will be smack dab in the middle… Continue reading
I read with sadness and horror Jesse Jose’s letter to the editor (“Report attacks Trump”) from Sept. 6. It is far too easy and very… Continue reading
On my daily walk from where I live on Lakeland Hills to our neighborhood Starbucks for my coffee refill, I accidentally saw and quickly read… Continue reading
