A letter published in the Auburn Reporter ron Feb. 28, “Stop the scare tactics, support senior benefits,” requires a response because of the misinformation it… Continue reading
There is absolutely no good reason for politicians (mostly conservative-Republicans) to scare our senior citizens by threatening to cut Social Security retirement benefits. There is… Continue reading
Charles Sweet’s letter suggesting analyzing and shifting budget needs before passing a drastic reduction of car tab fees (“We need evidence, measures when considering car… Continue reading
Mountain View Fire and Rescue is proud to provide fire and life safety services to 20,000 people over 77 square miles of unincorporated King County… Continue reading
Most, if not all, state and local government programs can be tested. If we consider the issues long enough, we can find a metric to… Continue reading
What is Auburn doing to help stop the worldwide environmental crisis? Why is the city of Auburn not switching over to electric vehicles where feasible?… Continue reading
Frank Shiers’ political cartoon (of Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, Kent Reporter, Jan. 31) is right on target. It is typical of cities run by a… Continue reading
On Feb. 11, the Auburn School District has two very important replacement levies that the community will vote on. The first is the educational program… Continue reading
I would like to comment on the excellent service provided by our local Post Office employees, especially this time of the year. When I stopped… Continue reading
Appreciate the support, acceptance of my service dog I would like to thank Auburn Police, the emergency ambulance and the hospital. A recent and my… Continue reading
Don’t buy holiday puppy until you do your research. With the holidays quickly approaching, I want to remind my fellow citizens to be careful when… Continue reading
The Neanderthals were a communal and peaceful people. They would have most likely developed a more civil civilization than Homo sapiens. Archaeological evidence shows a… Continue reading
To anyone closely following the congressional impeachment fiasco, one point clearly stands out. Regardless of your belief, opinion or preference pertaining to the president, it… Continue reading
Regarding Irma Fritz’s column, “Experience as juror tugs at heart of a writer,” Auburn Reporter, Nov. 22): As the foreman of the second Caves trial,… Continue reading
The recent tuberculosis exposure in Auburn reminds us that this disease is still around (“MultiCare Auburn Medical Center notifying patients of tuberculosis exposure,” Auburn Reporter,… Continue reading
I want to thank everyone who voted in this election, I feel honored, humbled and grateful for your faith and confidence in me by electing… Continue reading
I read with interest the commentary by Jerry Cornfield in the Nov. 15 issue (“Post-election, new battles loom over Eyman’s car-tab measure”). Many valid points… Continue reading
