Reader Kristopher Galvin says the Courier-Herald’s opinion page doesn’t reflect the Plateau.
Reader Jon Buss refutes a columnist’s assertion that the grassroots organization is more dangerous than he claims.
Reader Bill Kombol praises the paper for clearing up confusion and fear-mongering caused by Black Diamond activists.
Reader Sarah Berryman wants people who damage transportation infrastructure to face real consequences.
Reader Larry Benson clarifies how he thinks national protests will evolve.
Black Diamond Council member Jesse Young lays out why the city has to grow and change.
Reader George Terhaar recounts damages caused by non-peaceful protests.
Reader Karen Ingalls recounts her experience at a recent candidate forum.
Indivisible member Margaret Sikorski says the Courier-Herald mischaracterized Trump supporters at the rally in a good light.
Reader Tamara Katen says current leadership has ceded too much to developer Oakpointe.
From reader Shelley Adams.
Reader Jennifer Wallin says Julianne DeShayes has a great public record of service.
Eva and Andy Means urge you to vote for the Enumclaw School District board member.
