Letter to the editor
We attended the Federal Way Symphony’s performance on April 14. It was impressive and we enjoyed the selections they played. Some folks even brought their… Continue reading
Inside politics
The battle over the utility tax may get a little nasty as Mayor Jim Ferrell and some council members are not happy to have opposition… Continue reading
Can our elected officials be trusted? Merriam-Webster defines trust as “assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something.” The Federal… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
I believe Keith Livingston hit the nail on the head in his column (Will Federal Way residents accept change?, April 6) describing some past and… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
Being elected to your Federal Way City Council has been an honor, and I never forget who I serve. I ran for election understanding I… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
We are concerned with the City of Federal Way’s recent new tax proposal. A historical review of Federal Way’s utility tax appears to be relevant… Continue reading
Inside politics
Over the past five years, homelessness has become a significant problem regionally and here in Federal Way. Different cities have chosen different paths to follow… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
We went to the Federal Way Symphony season finale on April 7. Bravo! Maestro A. Brian Davenport, soloist Marjorie Kransberg-Talvi, the orchestra members, and the… Continue reading
Mirror editorial
Federal Way failed to inform the public well in advance about the utility tax, and now the public will pay the price. Last month, the… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
I feel compelled to offer my two cents regarding the Mirror’s Inside Politics author’s constant haranguing of our mayor, city council and city staff. Bob… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
I am responding to Scott Chase’s letter in the April 6 edition, in which he prefers an I-5 on/off-ramp at South 312th Street over one… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
As a resident of King County for 37 years, I have worked for decades on behalf of a woman’s right to receive the full range… Continue reading
Letter to the editor
Back on Jan. 6, 2017, the Mirror reported, “Federal Way outlines legislative priorities for 2017,” which had another $1 million to study the new I-5… Continue reading
The last month has seen the nation focus on the continuing problem of mass murders at our schools. Parkland, Florida, is the latest example. Here… Continue reading
My Perspective
How tall is too tall? Another way of framing the question: What is the acceptable density for construction of combined retail multifamily units and business… Continue reading
KOMO news broke a story on March 7 of this year. The headline: “10 arrested after almost $10 million worth of illegal marijuana found in… Continue reading
Guest column
Traffic. Congestion. Two words most Puget Sound commuters are familiar with these days. The latest Washington State Department of Transportation numbers show the importance of… Continue reading
