This year, we have three expiring seats that opened due to term limits. Leaving the board are Matthew Jarvis, Nandell Palmer and Amye Bronson-Doherty.
Each February, we get the pleasure of producing one of our most-read special sections of the year.
My eldest son came home from school the other night with a project in hand for extra credit. He received points for each past familial generation that he was able to put together.
In March 2011, The Mirror formed the editorial board with the purpose of bringing together community members of the greater Federal Way area to address important issues.
Recently, I was talking to one of my good friends at Highline Community College, and he asked me if I had crossed the threshold.
The winning reader had a savings of an astonishing 85 percent. Paying only 15 cents on the dollar at places as varied as Walgreens, Rite Aid, Petco and Bartell won Meladee Smith of Federal Way a $100 gift card to the retailer of her choice — Albertson’s.
Want to win $100 just for saving money? The Mirror is sponsoring a contest in April to find the most coupon-savvy shopper in Federal Way.
Check out a full list of winners along with photos from The Mirror’s awards celebration.
Amye Bronson-Doherty will fill the slot vacated by Mel West for the next year.
Each February, we get the pleasure of producing one of our most-read special sections of the year.
On Wednesday, March 14, The Mirror will unveil the winners in the 14th annual Best Of Federal Way voting.
When did Christmas become a season of asking? I thought it was a season of giving. I think I’ll rename it a season of fleecing.
For me, as a product of Indiana, there is no truer sport than high school and college basketball. They embody what I think sports are all about.
So, Microsoft, what seems to be the hold-up here? I want to spend money with you, but you have a product that no one, not even me — your biggest fan — will use.
On Jan. 6, 2012, the Federal Way Mirror will change delivery dates to Fridays.
One thing that the community has been asking me about is the status of the August sand sculpture competition.
During the spring of each year, the seeds grow for one of Federal Way’s finest non-profits. In April, these seeds…
For the past couple of years, I have wanted to start an editorial board for the community of Federal Way….
As we move into 2011, it is now time to put together one of the programs that I have wanted to do since taking over the helm at The Mirror.
World Championship of Sand Sculpting competition will take place Sept. 8 to Oct. 3 in downtown Federal Way.
