With two weeks left until election day, there are many groups out talking to voters on behalf of both candidates in the race for state representative in the 30th District.
I am writing to ask you to join me in voting for Angela Griffin, Federal Way School Board, Position 2.
The Mirror just came out with their candidate endorsements and I agree with them with one exception:
Where is all the money coming from that is funding Teri Hickel’s lavish political campaign?
I am writing this letter to voice support for Claire Wilson, candidate for the school board District 2 position.
Sixty years ago, I was living at home and going to college when my mother started taking in foster children.
Voters, you will have your ballot this week for the Nov. 3 election. We share a common faith in each other to make good choices.
I live less than five blocks from those complaining of the noise. However, in the summer I hear the planes because of being outside but, in the winter it isn’t noticeable.
Angela Griffin is a proven leader in the Federal Way Public Schools—as a parent and former school board director.
I was startled and annoyed when I read John Castronover’s Sept. 8 letter to the editor regarding the meeting at Woodmont Elementary School on Aug. 18 about the planned Woodmont Recovery Center.
There is so much that Amy Johnson left out of her recent column concerning Planned Parenthood.
Although I grew up in Seattle, I never truly took the opportunity to experience all that your wonderful city has to offer.
Last July 2014, Lion John Kirry introduced a Lions International program called One Shot One Life to raise money to prevent measles worldwide.
October is the month so many people generously donate to breast cancer charities. It’s really touching to see how caring complete strangers can be.
Last July 2014, Lion John Kirry introduced a Lions International program called One Shot One Life to raise money to prevent measles worldwide.
We are strongly against the Valley Cities mental health facility being built next to our public elementary school.
Well, Amy Johnson and whoever supports Planned Parenthood, here is my response.
Although I am new to the community, I understand that the Performing Arts and Events Center has been hotly debated for over 10 years.
Thank you, Raechel Dawson, for the article you wrote in the Federal Way Mirror on Aug. 28 regarding aircraft noise.
Thank you, Raechel Dawson, for the article you wrote in the Federal Way Mirror on Aug. 28 regarding aircraft noise.
Rachel Dawson's article that ran in the August issue of the Mirror exposes the noise problem that Normandy Park and others predicted with the third runway.
The Aug. 28 issue of the Mirror had an interesting column by Amy Johnson in defense of Planned Parenthood.
I just wanted to send out a warm thank you to the principal of Nautilus K-8, Stacy Lucas, the staff and the teachers who took time recently to visit all of the children who are attending Nautilus this year.
A hats off to Wild Waves needs to be shared. This hugely popular local attraction
This battle could change the face of our community forever and affect each and everyone of us in the tri-city area of Federal Way, Kent and Des Moines.
In what is known as the McCleary decision, the Washington state Supreme Court ruled that the state was not properly funding K-12 education.
Really, are you serious, Democratic Party, about a picture of Teri Hickel with the mayor ofFederal Way, looking like Jim Ferrell is endorsing Teri?
Really, are you serious, Democratic Party, about a picture of Teri Hickel with the mayor ofFederal Way, looking like Jim Ferrell is endorsing Teri?
Political columnist Bob Roegner’s Aug. 17 column that mentioned my campaign for council was outrageous. Except for some brief questions and answers after the candidates’ forum in July,
Reading in the last print of your newspaper the letter against Terri Hickel’s misrepresentation I would like to have ALL take notice of the flyer sent out for Carol Gregory stating, “that she repaired the Redondo Boardwalk.”
Your recent headline announcing the sale of The Evergreen Clinic and Dr. Jarstad’sreturn to teaching and research prompted an immediate “Oh no!”
One of the churches with the biggest of hearts is The Church of the Good Shepherd.
In reading the recent front page story in the Mirror’s July 24 issue, interviews included comments from several individuals, among which were those from the president of the Twin Lakes Homeowners Association.
There are days now when an airplane flies over the middle of Federal Way every minute-and-a-half.
It’s a small world! Charlene Turnbull was doing her Monday morning routine at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church in Federal Way.
I had the unfortunate experience of witnessing the accident of Federal Way Police officer Grant Bassett recently.
South King County Fire and Rescue is one of our most valuable assets.
Teri Hickel and her team obviously admit that she can’t run on her own positive achievements and qualities – they’ve immediately jumped to trashy hit pieces spouting nonsense about her opponent.
Teri Hickel has lived in our community for more than 20 years, and that’s important, but I’d like to suggest to the voters that they find out what Teri Hickel has accomplished during her time here.
I generally do not respond to Federal Way Mirror opinions but two recent editorials in the July 17 edition should have us all asking what is going on in our community.
