Trumpublican. I didn’t coin that word. I heard it on TV. It fits right now, though. Most people that I know who generally vote Republican… Continue reading
The key questions voters hoping to flip the 8th District need to ask are: who can beat Dino Rossi? And, once elected, who would be… Continue reading
Kim Schrier has my unequivocal support for Congressperson of Washington’s 8th Congressional District. We consider ourselves extremely fortunate to have had Kim as our pediatrician… Continue reading
I am voting for Joe Fain for state senator from Auburn, Kent and Covington’s 47th District. Here is why: Like most of us, I have… Continue reading
When I was a young boy living in Ballard, I remember the state posters and promotions actioned by the state with the slogan “Smokey the… Continue reading
A shout-out to Mr. Rich Elfers for his commentary about civility (“Sweetest revenge? Sometimes it’s just being nice,” Reporter, July 13). Thank you. — Adam… Continue reading
The 8th Congressional District is one of 23 throughout the country where Hillary Clinton had a majority vote but where a Republican currently holds the… Continue reading
I spent this past Fourth of July in my usual way: registering voters in Les Gove Park at Auburn’s annual summertime festival. It was my… Continue reading
Things are looking up. The wife and I just received the notice to renew the license tabs on our three-year-old sedan. The rate dropped approximately… Continue reading
Well, another Fourth of July has come and gone. I really enjoyed this year’s grassroots fireworks shows around my neighborhood and in several parking lots… Continue reading
I could be homeless or dead because of lawbreaking persons armed with illegal fireworks. Neighbors came home about 11:30 on Wednesday night, July 4. Ka-boom.… Continue reading
Several weeks ago I stood at the podium with Lan Jones, co-president of the American-Vietnamese War Memorial Alliance, dedicating Auburn’s joint American-Vietnamese Memorial at Les… Continue reading
What is happening to the immigrant children who were separated from their parents at the southern border of our country? A federal judge has ordered… Continue reading
Regarding the apartment fire on Main Street that occurred several months ago. I am really sick of looking at that mess every time I go… Continue reading
It is quite obvious officials did not fully assess the city’s serious deficiencies. Denying code requirements for embedded foundations and footings as well as seismic… Continue reading
The Our Turn article by Mary Ellen Stone (Auburn Reporter, June 1) concerning progress being made to end sexual violence is hopeful. However, it and… Continue reading
I’ve sat for days now and watched in horror as kids have been forcibly taken from their loved ones and placed into what can only… Continue reading
I couldn’t help but share the photo of our flag that was rescued from an Auburn Lakeland Hills residence by the White River Valley (Auburn)… Continue reading
I recently received a bill from a health care provider for $60.25 for some recent blood work. I checked the insurance name and they were… Continue reading
I would like to invite the Auburn community to the opening – and the ensuing 17 weeks – of the Auburn International Farmers Market on… Continue reading
