Letter to the editor
Many cities who have retail stores have learned the costs of crime from legalization is trumping any profit.
Letter to the editor
She is a smart and progressive-thinking woman.
Letter to the editor
First, let’s take advice from Tenya Magruder’s wisdom and admit we have a problem and we need to face it together.
Letter to the editor
Parents and our children do not need more theories and feel good intentions.
Yes on Prop 1
Not having access to legal medicine near my home is not OK.
No on Prop 1
The Federal Way City Council wants more revenues, but let’s not put our kids at risk in the process.
Letter to the editor
If we had no ownership of guns, the good guys would have no defense.
Letter to the editor
Linda is a leader with a proven record of concern for this community.
Letter to the editor
“District Highlights” fact sheet has astounding facts.
Letter to the editor
Do we really need to make Federal Way even more vulnerable to crime and violence than it already is?
Letter to the editor
Marijuana retail will bring much needed revenue to our city and provide access for our community.
Letter to the editor
She is fiscally responsible, supports our police and knows land-use zoning.
Letter to the editor
‘A more appropriate name for the Yes on Prop. 1 campaign would be Outside Interests with Zero Community Concern and Selfish Motivations.’
Letter to the editor
If we don’t solve climate change, all of this will all be a waste of energy.
Letter to the editor
I challenge you to go for one month and focus on the positive in Federal Way.
Letter to the editor
The public is not being served by his absence from the board, nor the district’s stonewalling regarding the over five-month vacancy.
Letter to the editor
Cannabis can only legally be purchased by those 21 and over — that is adults.
Letter to the editor
‘Our downtown has either major chain stores or fast food restaurants.’
Letter to the editor
Step up to the plate and actually deliver something rather than hiding behind ridiculous pseudo-terminology.
Letter to the editor
After four years, those who want pot shops still fail to accept the results of a fair and legitimate election.
