Someone has said, “Opinions are like toilets – everyone has at least one.”Daniel Nash (“Different views are better voiced civilly,” Our Corner, Courier-Herald Nov. 4)… Continue reading
When I picked up The Courier-Herald this week, the last thing I expected to see on the cover was a GBLT article.I’m a student at… Continue reading
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 and volunteers have asked me… Continue reading
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).
Some letters concerning the recent mayoral debate huffily decried perceived lack of respect shown by the opponent to the current mayor. Presumably the opponent should… Continue reading
As members of this community and the Enumclaw High School FFA, we are writing this letter in the interest of voicing our opinion on the… Continue reading
I was very disappointed to hear that the King County Council has not put in their budget money for the 2010 King County Fair.
The voters in the White River School District have an important school board vote coming up.The people that are elected to serve on the school… Continue reading
I am responding to Mr. Bender’s letter of Oct. 7 in The Courier-Herald.This letter is not political as it will probably not be published until… Continue reading
There seems to be a lot of confusion about the sewer rate increase. Our wastewater treatment plant reached its design capacity in 1995. It had… Continue reading
It is said that fear and intimidation never win and on Tuesday, Nov. 3, this community has the opportunity to make that statement a reality.It… Continue reading
It is said that fear and intimidation never win and on Tuesday, Nov. 3, this community has the opportunity to make that statement a reality.It… Continue reading
While I have an Enumclaw address, I live in the county and cannot vote in city elections.We learned to our dismay this year that what… Continue reading
It’s all about respect.John Wise has shown no respect for the office of Mayor.In nearly two full terms, Mr. Wise has shown no respect for… Continue reading
Why is it that only mayoral candidate Liz Reynolds’ campaign signs are being stolen out of her supporters’ yards?Why is it that only mayoral candidate… Continue reading
I am writing in response to the letter to the citizens of Sumner left on doorsteps regarding the mayor’s race endorsed by the Sumner City… Continue reading
In the last 10 years Washington state has had a phenomenal growth that included small cities and towns. Urban sprawl leached into nooks and crannies… Continue reading
With the upcoming Bonney Lake City Council election, it is timely to reflect back on recent events that seriously disrupted the conduct of city business… Continue reading