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How tough is the economy? We wonder. Last week Microsoft announced it was laying off 1,400 workers immediately and would…
One virtue that separates America from the rest of the world is our commitment to public education for all. Education…
We’ve always suspected some elected officials of having tunnel vision. How right we were. The latest example is the “deal”…
With the Legislature now meeting in Olympia, and Barack Obama preparing his inaugural address, now might be a good time…
In a few days, the Legislature will convene and face one of the worse budget shortfalls in state history. How…
Would anyone have predicted last January that the stock market would plunge from 13,000 to 8,500 by year’s end? That…
I wish to praise the work of the City of Auburn workers who have been working tirelessly to keep our streets passable.
For many years, the nightmare haunted Trish Treece.
At year’s end, an intriguing political irony has emerged. The Democrats won the national and local elections, but liberalism appears…
A down-on-his-luck man in tattered clothes stood outside an Auburn grocery store, helpless against the frigid night, holding out a feeble hand.
While walking through the parking lot of our local mall, I witnessed a scene that bothers me to this day.
The Auburn School Board was expected to pass a resolution this past Monday to put a $239 million bond measure on the March 10 ballot that includes, among its many options, tearing down the current Auburn High School and replacing it with a building south of the current one.
What is going on in this state? Voters elect a “tax and spend” governor who has run up a projected debt of billions.