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One city has shown the courage to stand up and start the discussion.
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Rather than aim at the business, why not tailor our approach to their employees?
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It is late summer, and insiders and activists spend much time on political speculation waiting for November.
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After his big victory in last year’s mayoral election and with a four-year term in front of him, Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell may have… Continue reading
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Trouble may lay ahead for Democratic incumbent Congressman Adam Smith in the 9th District.
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Four seats will be up for election next year and there is much speculation about who will run.
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Had Federal Way City Attorney Ryan Call asked more questions regarding ethics board member Tony Pagliocco’s relationship with Federal Way City Councilman Martin Moore, he would have learned a couple of things.
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An unusual incident of rudeness by a council member becomes a bigger question about transparency.
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Senate seat currently held by Mark Miloscia is a must-win election for both political parties.
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On June 16 at the Flag Day celebration, Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell announced that the name of South 320th Street would be changed to… Continue reading
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Like the rest of us, politicians always have something to say. After Mayor Jim Ferrell mentioned at a Federal Way City Council meeting that he… Continue reading
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It started with Muslims. Now separating children from their parents, and babies from their mothers? This can’t be us! This can’t be who we are.… Continue reading
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When the calendar turned to 2018 it marked a significant change on the City Council with Hoang Tran and Jesse Johnson coming on board replacing… Continue reading
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If you were on the Federal Way City Council and had a vote this fall in the 2019-20 city budget, what would be your primary… Continue reading
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On the heels of an unpopular vote to increase the utility tax, the City Council had its first public discussion on the 2019-20 budget last… Continue reading
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Surprise filings from Hutchison and Kochmar
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It was only 93 days between Parkland, Florida, and Santa Fe, Texas. Another school shooting and 10 more people including eight children are dead, and… Continue reading
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It’s filing week and time to get serious about legislative elections. Who wins this fall will be determined by who bothers to vote. In an… Continue reading
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The national homeless crisis has been on Federal Way’s doorstep for at least four years. But there does not appear to be consensus in the… Continue reading
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Q. Why did you say that more police are not always the right answer? A. Because crime is down 10 percent from last year and… Continue reading
