Letters to the Editor
Thank you, first responders and community members
A special thanks to the people we know and the people we have never met that fought off…
Letters to the Editor
Deeply held religious beliefs do good in the world
It is truly disheartening to see the eagerness with which people jump on the bandwagon to Christian bash.
Letters to the Editor
SPLC accurately labels hate organizations and people
The SPLC has received my support for many years and will continue to receive my support for their…
Letters to the Editor
Thank you for, Mount Peak Historical Fire Lookout Association supporters
Keep a lookout for future information during this fundraising phase.
Letters to the Editor
Freedom of religions doesn’t mean imposing your beliefs on the public
To then allow any person or group to inflict its particular religious beliefs upon others would clearly deny…
Letters to the Editor
Businesses should serve the public equally
Many a war has started over “deeply held beliefs’ and religious convictions.
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Editor failed to be a fair moderator
Instead of framing the issues and allowing the readers to “form their own opinions on the matters at…
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“Deeply held beliefs” no excuse for discrimination
Is it not time that we recognize that “deeply held beliefs,” sometimes are simply wrong?
Letters to the Editor
Southern Poverty Law Center no longer credible
The editor’s use of the SPLC in an opinion piece was flawed.
Letters to the Editor
All encouraged to participate in this year’s National Night Out
This is a chance for neighbors to build neighborhood spirit.
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Lindquist made our communities safer
He has a proven record of protecting seniors, locking up career criminals, and suing Big Pharma to recover…
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Approving potential Buckley apartment complex ‘a giveaway’
If the goal of the city council majority, they mayor and city administration is to continue being a…
Letters to the Editor
Mary Robnett for prosecutor
We need to restore integrity back to the Pierce County Prosecutor’s Office.