What we should demand of our leaders — and ourselves — is humility, accountability and disciplined speech.
Give voters a plan that cuts the sales tax and makes other changes and many will support an income tax.
Replacing a drain with culverts, along with other improvements, would limit closures caused by flooding.
Those who voted for Trump aren’t ignorant. Were they driven to him by the excesses of the left wing?
As state lawmakers consider budgets, they should reconsider proposals for more progressive taxes.
The president should be limited to his duties, while Congress needs to take back Cabinet positions.
Students, workers and elders need better sidewalks, lighting and more frequent bus routes in the region.
Theseus’ paradox brings to mind thoughts about looking backward to guide decisions about the future.
Complaints about taxation fall short of understanding why the founders sought to break from England.
A voters’ initiative didn’t survive a court challenge. The state needs a Green Amendment to force change.
For middle schoolers playing football and their coaches, victories are counted in commitment and grit.
Standardized tests are alienating students and teachers. Focus education on participation and goals.
A recent trip to Portland revealed themes common to concerns for protecting salmon, wildlife and civil rights.
County Council member Nate Nehring needs to make his position clear on the project and its impacts.
The ordinance, as used in Everett, can move people out of harm’s way and toward services and safety.
Herewith, a few thoughts (some bitter, some sweet, some nostalgic) on moving to a new home and community.
We frequently get requests to let businesses and others know how they did; just not from the government.
