Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: The destruction isn’t just physical
From reader Shelley Adams.
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Letter to the Editor: Vote DeShayes, vote for experience
Reader Jennifer Wallin says Julianne DeShayes has a great public record of service.
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Letter to the Editor: Re-elect Julianne DeShayes
Eva and Andy Means urge you to vote for the Enumclaw School District board member.
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Letter to the Editor: I’m glad Trump supporters showed up
Reader Larry Benson also says protesters are everyday people, not militants.
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Letter to the Editor: Refuse to sign IL26-638
Reader Madeline Bishop says high school athletes shouldn’t have to provide schools with a genital verification form.
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Letter to the Editor: Dems tanked WA’s budget surplus
Reader George Terhaar hopes voters will take this into account when voting this year.
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Letter to the Editor: Editorial cartoon failed to represent our community
Reader Jan Oertel criticizes the depiction of modern protestors.
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Letter to the Editor: Vote Tara Cochran for ESD school board
Reader Patricia Carlson supports the District 2 challenger in the school board race.
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Measure 8201 lets WA invest long-term care funds wisely
Whether you support the Long-Term Care Trust Fund or not, it’s critical that we manage its reserves wisely.…
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Letter to the Editor: What’s the big deal about ALPRs?
Reader Larry Benson says law enforcement is already using this tech, so why not expand it?
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Letter to the Editor: Science and religion don’t have to compete
Reader Jeff Benson thinks the two topics can be mutually exclusive.
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Letter to the Editor: Enumclaw is a safe city. Why do we need Flock safety cameras?
Reader Shawn Johnson says there’s no reason to install automatic license plate readers around the city.
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Supporting license plate readers is a grave error
Reader Karin Renaud says the local council failed to protect residents’ freedoms by supporting ALPR cameras.