The Alaska National Wildlife Refuge is once again under attack by the current administration. Congress is apparently trying to open up the refuge to drilling… Continue reading
I wish to acknowledge my appreciation for the free knife-sharpening service for seniors provided by One Sharp Guy. Little things like his service help to… Continue reading
I support the letter, “We need to participate as voters, citizens” (Oct. 13, Kent Reporter) encouraging us to vote. My purpose is to encourage you… Continue reading
I have been an employee for the city of Auburn for 22 years and have experienced a number of leadership styles throughout the years, none… Continue reading
Just a few days left to make a difference. Let’s put Deputy Mayor Largo Wales in the driver’s seat of City Hall. The majority of… Continue reading
Over centuries, people have knelt for different reasons: honor, respect, love, devotion, including religions, sorrow, before their royalty, and probably others. Yes, and some for… Continue reading
Having worked with Michelle Rylands in our schools and on the Auburn Council of PTAs, I know that there is no one who cares more,… Continue reading
The truth be told, most of us in Auburn are tired of all the political signs and rhetoric and are eager for the election to… Continue reading
I support Nancy Backus for mayor of Auburn for several reasons. It was my honor to serve on the City Council for two terms with… Continue reading
In a recent flier from Mainstream Voters of WA they allege “by his own admission, Sen. Phil Fortunato works just half the time,” citing the… Continue reading
I find it both interesting and amusing when election time comes around in Auburn. Lots of letters to the editor touting how great and wonderful… Continue reading
Conventional wisdom says when you find a good thing, you should stick with it. The same holds true when talking about people. The City of… Continue reading
Five years ago I decided to retire. I asked then council member Nancy Backus to run and helped with her campaign. Four years have passed… Continue reading
I would like to see the GSA complex developed into a tech campus. How many cities have that much available land to develop right near… Continue reading
In the coming days, friends of public education in District 31 have the opportunity to elect Michelle Rylands as their new state Senator. A look… Continue reading
Our vote for mayor will go to Nancy Backus. We have seen more positive changes in the past four years than we can list, but… Continue reading
Lately, I’ve been seeing signs everywhere that read “Road closed. Men at work.” Anyone can tell that the November election must be getting close because… Continue reading
Nancy Backus is very involved in our Auburn community. Her efforts go beyond the usual 8-to-5 schedule most of us keep. Her outreach events are… Continue reading
Raves to all the people who stopped and helped me capture a frightened little Chihuahua that was darting in and out of traffic near Auburn… Continue reading
Since I first heard of a homeless shelter (Ray of Hope) being placed next to the Cascade Middle School playground, I have been concerned. I… Continue reading