Sen. Phil Fortunato writes about revenue flowing into state coffers, and how its time to give taxpayers a break.
Here’s to happy holidays, no matter what or how you celebrate!
There are more than 110,000 people living with Alzheimer’s or other dementias in our state alone.
We haven’t always lived up to our country’s founding concepts.
This year I will pay forced tribute of over a $1,000 to the Regional Transit Authority for the “privilege” of driving in Washington.
In an annual rite, lawmakers are already putting bills in the hopper they want to debate next year.
It’s only 11 days ‘til Christmas!
More than ever, the wealth gap separates our country.
“At birth, we boarded the train and met our parents, and we believe they will always travel on our side.”
He may be a long shot, but so were several of our previous presidents.
Bonney Lake resident Sue Z. Hart will be doing some laughter therapy Dec. 8th at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Enumclaw library.
People can examine the same point in history and come up with completely different interpretations.
I’m spiritual, not religious, but I try to read the Bible anyway.
As a volunteer non-profit, it’s hard to keep the ball rolling.
Bargaining agreements, mental health services, homelessness programs and the fight against opioid addiction take a lot of money to fund.
You and the Enumclaw School District Board of Directors deserve the honors you received.
I asked my students if they’d give up their phones for world peace. Only a few said they would.
People have confused the non-profit with the city art department.
Everyone uses these strategies to some extent.
We are thankful to live in such a loving community.
