Cartoon by Frank Shiers
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Inside Politics
The Washington state Legislature opened on Jan. 10 against a backdrop of headlines saying “Caseloads push hospitals to limits” and stories of stressed out hospital… Continue reading
Letters to the editor
Support school levies I am a long time substitute para-educator at the Federal Way School District and on Feb. 8, voters will vote to approve… Continue reading
Commentary
As community members our expectations are great, and we want 2022 to be a better year for our city. For many that means less crime,… Continue reading
Cartoon by Frank Shiers
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Inside Politics
Our democracy withstood an attempted coup last Jan. 6, but the planning hasn’t stopped — it is only moving a little slower. It has become… Continue reading
Cartoon
Cartoon by Frank Shiers… Continue reading
Whale’s Tales
When I was growing up in the 1970s, like many others I enjoyed “The Waltons,” Earl Hamner Jr.’s televised account of his childhood in the… Continue reading
Inside Politics
The rich and famous frequently say and do some of the darndest things, but in these stressful times, they lack the humor we would normally… Continue reading
When Toyota speaks, car buyers listen. Hopefully, our elected officials will as well. It is one of the world’s two largest auto and truck manufacturers… Continue reading
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Greg Asimakoupoulos
Jan. 6, 2021. Sadly, for most Americans, that date has become one of those squares on our calendars that calls to mind a dizzying circle… Continue reading
Inside Politics
Have you noticed — pre-snowstorm — more people taking chances with reckless driving? Drivers passing on the right shoulder or passing in a left-turn lane… Continue reading
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Cartoon
Cartoon by Frank Shiers… Continue reading
Whale’s Tales
From March 2020 until recently, it seemed to me that COVID-19 always hit someone far off, the man who’d been incautious, the woman who screamed… Continue reading
