Under the shadow of Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s case, I am a survivor of false claims of domestic violence. According to my Google search, about 16… Continue reading
In the Seattle Times, Mayor Nancy Backus wrote that she is a supporter of the #MeToo movement. The foundational truth of the #MeToo movement has… Continue reading
In this day of instant communication with social media at our finger tips, we need to be careful that we don’t jump to conclusions that… Continue reading
As the political season comes into full swing, the campaigns focus us on the radical division in this country. I feel it is important to… Continue reading
If the 31st District isn’t the laughingstock of the state, it deserves to be. After saddling the Senate for years with Pam Roach, now they… Continue reading
Enough injustice. If you don’t like the way things in this country are going right now, please read your Voters Pamphlet when it comes in… Continue reading
We have an opportunity this fall to elect Dr. Kim Schrier to Congress – someone who will truly represent us, the citizens of Auburn. Schrier… Continue reading
I fear that democracy as we know it, the one that allows all opinions an opportunity to be heard, is disappearing. We now have in… Continue reading
Yes, we are in full swing of campaign ads. You can’t miss or avoid them. They seem to be running on TV/radio every five minutes… Continue reading
The City of Auburn has earmarked a good sum of money for the homeless. I think a facility should be built for showers, toilet facilities… Continue reading
It has been a long time since the 8th Congressional District has had someone in Congress who has represented us. The chart voted with big… Continue reading
Last Saturday, my youngest granddaughter and I packed a lunch and went to the Green River to watch Salmon. We stopped at several locations, beginning… Continue reading
The Sept. 7 issue of the Auburn Reporter included a letter by Martin Metz that demanded an apology from Dr. Kim Schrier for comparing her… Continue reading
I would like to make the public aware of upcoming school community meetings to make parents aware of proposed gender identification education starting as early… Continue reading
If you want a strong leader in Congress who is a business owner and is also an experienced legislator, you should vote for Dino Rossi… Continue reading
It was disappointing to see Dino Rossi (like Dave Reichert) avoid constituents and not appear for the League of Women Voter’s forum. His absence was… Continue reading
In response to Roy Mauldin (“Schrier is a contradiction,” Reporter, Aug. 17), according to recent polls conducted by Kaiser, Pew, Reuters, Politico and Gallup, as… Continue reading
The recent brush fire burning up the West Hill, threatening homes should serve as a warning about the consequences of increasingly hotter, drier summers with… Continue reading
I went walking on the path at Les Gove Park last week for the first time since the new American-Vietnamese War Memorial was put there.… Continue reading
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) – often called food stamps – helped my family on and off for 10 years. For part of that… Continue reading
