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I read your recent article regarding Pastor Ken Hutcherson’s vow to fight same-sex marriage with incredulity.
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12:59 PM February 8, 2012

As a resident of the area recently annexed (over the objection of the citizens of both the then-current and proposed annexation area) into the City of Kirkland, I read with great interest the letter submitted by Jim Boril.
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updated 12:49 PM
February 6, 2012

Your headline article from this past week, titled “Local pastor vows to fight same-sex marriage legislation,” immediately grabbed my attention as I am another pastor in Kirkland.
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updated 12:45 PM
February 6, 2012

My fundamental right to be here today was removed by a drunk driver.
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12:42 PM
February 6, 2012

The Keystone Pipeline to take crude oil from Canada to refineries on the U.S. gulf coast should be supported.
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updated 11:56 AM
February 1, 2012

A few weeks ago I had the pleasure to buy some stamps in the huge post office at 8th Avenue in Manhattan. I noted especially the inscription at the front of the impressive building:
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updated 11:55 AM
February 1, 2012

Like it or not, we are “the state.” We elect officials to coordinate programs, like our public schools, that benefit everyone.
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updated 11:54 AM
February 1, 2012

When the state began talking about cutting the annexation sales-tax credit, the Kirkland City Council started talking about cutting service in the new areas of Kirkland because they made promises to the citizens in the older areas.
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11:52 AM
February 1, 2012

Many of our Senate and Congressional members supported President Obama on reducing the payroll tax to help many Americans, only if the president gives his support for this most ill-conceived, untested tar sand oil Keystone XL Pipeline, and with the added audacity asked for his support within 60 days.
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updated 2:22 PM
January 25, 2012

Banning all cell phone use while driving may not be the answer. Cell phone use is addictive and is perceived by many as safe, especially when it is done hands-free.
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updated 2:19 PM
January 25, 2012

What Councilwoman Penny Sweet said about one neighborhood – or area – should not have more input or influence than another is true; however, she and her political allies, including her husband, do not practice what they preach.
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updated 2:15 PM
January 25, 2012