Regarding: “Presenting a view from the right” (Reporter, letters to the editor, Dec. 28). Michael (Cook), your opening paragraph says it all. The fact that… Continue reading
Though our community feeding program provides a weekly dinner, this year’s Christmas Day Brunch was an especially wonderful event. Words cannot express the gratitude felt… Continue reading
Regarding the Nov. 30 “Brighter Side of Trump” letter: the policies of Trump and the Republicans have all been about short-term gratitude. Most of the… Continue reading
You should hear from a Trump supporter now and then just to: 1, prove we still exist; 2, prove we are not discouraged by the… Continue reading
Though not exactly word for word, but point by point, I agree with the “Bright side of Trump” letter of Dennis Doucette on Nov. 30.… Continue reading
What to do with the iconic Auburn Avenue Theater? Bulldoze it and everything east of Auburn Avenue. The downtown core east of City Hall has… Continue reading
I agreed with much of a previous letter writer telling us how horrible President Donald Trump is, but the writer is so hung up on… Continue reading
The last two Auburn Reporters reported about the investigation into the rape accusation against Sen. Joe Fain. At first, the state said they would investigate… Continue reading
I thought the Reporter did a decent job of breaking down the election results. With one exception: I think you missed the boat on why… Continue reading
Our nation and the world cannot understand what is happening to the USA. Our constitution provides a ”check and balance” political system, yet the very… Continue reading
Thank you for doing a story on the very deserving Curt Gilbert and Harold’s Plumbing (“Piped into youth, family, community,” Nov. 2, Auburn Reporter). I… Continue reading
Watching the debate between Dino Rossi and Kim Schrier on YouTube was a great help in deciding who I should vote for in the 8th… Continue reading
Let’s dig into the “special interests” that wrote and support I-1631. These are the dastardly, irresponsible, greedy groups that want to steal your money and… Continue reading
If you value your civil rights, then please vote no on I-1639. I-1639 is an attack on every person who values their constitutionally guaranteed rights… Continue reading
Electing Kim Schrier will bring to the office “pluses” sorely needed in the next Congress. Restoring balance in our governance tops the list in a… Continue reading
In the Auburn Reporter, Don Brunell wrote a piece, “Carbon fee hurts business and families,” (Oct. 12), where he argues that cutting carbon emissions is… Continue reading
Thursday, Oct. 18, was the Great Washington Shakeout earthquake drill. Sunday night, there were five reminder quakes up to 6.8 on the Richter scale off… Continue reading
Sen. Joe Fain has been and continues to be an active member of our community. During his tenure, he has worked tirelessly to address the… Continue reading
Please join me in supporting Joe Fain in the upcoming Senate election. Joe has reached out to many residents to hear their concerns and offer… Continue reading
The article, “Report reveals inequities of climate change in Washington” on Oct. 1 showed how climate change is already harming our state, hitting the poor… Continue reading
