My Perspective
‘Save the Campus’ and Initiative 19-001 poverty crusaders don’t have a clear understanding of their impact.
My Perspective
“For us to regain prosperity … an improved retail sector would be nice, and we must keep traffic moving and crime heading toward Fife.”
My Perspective
Weyerhaeuser has been gone for four years and new development is necessary. However, we may have become an impediment to accepting our potential.
My Perspective
Support for local arts organizations should be community’s core value.
My Perspective
Keeping 68 cents of every dollar you spend local has a positive impact on our community.
My Perspective
Elected officials focusing primarily on the downtrodden may shortchange our opportunity to invest in needs and wants desired by next generation middle-class families.
My Perspective
Since incorporation, this city has worked to realign its foundation, but at present it is mostly a blank slate that gives us an opportunity to rewrite the community’s future.
My Perspective
City is in survival mode with various challenges, including homelessness, multifamily housing density and more.
My Perspective
If this city wants to improve its image, don’t check the “we got it partially done box, complete the project properly and in a way that people see and feel the pride.
My Perspective
It is easy to lay blame at the feet of our local officials for not doing enough.
My Perspective
A positive identity for this city requires all of us to work to become a destination city.
My Perspective
Many of our leaders have promoted Federal Way as a middle-class oasis on the way up.
My Perspective
It is vital that we understand what our legislators will try to achieve on our behalf.
My Perspective
Federal Way instantly loses significant cultural ground if lights go dark on Centerstage.
My Perspective
If Federal Way is going to become a premier city we need to choose our roles carefully.
My Perspective
You — the voter — cannot hold politicians accountable if you accept the lies.
My Perspective
Can this city fill its vacant office buildings and attract a few high-end anchor corporations to re-establish a solid middle-class core?
