Unfortunately, and I do mean that, my point about guns keeps being made. We just lost a Seattle policeman, whose…
This letter is in response to Robert Duchaine’s letter, which was a response to Anne Marie Semke’s letter. Anne Marie…
My wife and I want to express our thanks to the wonderful community of Buckley, especially the firefighters and their…
Anne-Marie Semke has offered us her opinion on the virtues of the American health care system versus her experience in…
On a recent visit to the Enumclaw Post Office, I noticed a table manned by two young men that had…
Thanks to the excellent Courier-Herald articles recently written by Brenda Sexton and Dennis Box, we now know that our Enumclaw…
Someone has said, “Opinions are like toilets – everyone has at least one.” Daniel Nash (“Different views are better voiced…
When I picked up The Courier-Herald this week, the last thing I expected to see on the cover was a…
As a Canadian immigrant to Enumclaw I want to inform your readers about the realities of socialized medicine in the province of British Columbia (health care plans are run by the provinces, not the federal government).
We would like to thank Mayor John Wise and his election committee for running an honest, upstanding mayoral campaign.
Someone has said, “Opinions are like toilets – everyone has at least one.”
The following is a response to the column by
Daniel Nash (“Different views are better voiced civilly,” published in the Nov. 4 edition of The Courier-Herald.
Candidates don’t often have nice things to say after losing such close elections, but I do. Some of my friends…
Some letters concerning the recent mayoral debate huffily decried perceived lack of respect shown by the opponent to the current…
