Inside Politics
The 2019 session of the Legislature included controversy, compromise, surprise, new law and more.
This is in response to Mr. Eirich’s letter on May 17 regarding Gov. Jay Inslee’s clean energy policy. Mr. Eirich, to set the record straight,… Continue reading
Rep. Suzan DelBene announced in her email newsletter that she “proudly voted” for HR 5, also called the “Equality Act.” This act is misnamed. Women… Continue reading
The headline should have been “Legislators stole $900 M for the affluent Eastside” (Reporter, May 10) While Washington taxpayers (including many Eastsiders) are feeling the… Continue reading
His successor could be the vote leaders need. But with elections in 2020, tax may be off the table.
The upcoming art show at Merrill Gardens will run from June 6-28
Lori Matsukawa’s lasting legacy on Asian American journalists.
Ashley Hiruko’s detailed story (“Susan’s quest for justice and the civil legal system dilemma”) in your May17 edition deserves a huge “thank you.” This is… Continue reading
I was quite taken by the article “Susan’s quest for justice, the civil legal system dilemma” which appeared in the Reporter on May 17. It… Continue reading
We would like to thank the residents of Kirkland for their generous support of the new Eastside shelter for women and families experiencing homelessness. The… Continue reading
Feds say they’ll use what the state submitted in 2016 even though they’re no longer the state’s faves.
North Creek’s new club this year works to promote inclusion and helps students make friends and connections.
Here is another installment in the saga of Trump. Just because Trump’s initials are DJ, it doesn’t mean we have to hear his rhetoric and… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee was an ineffective member of Congress, as well as our governor. Why would anyone consider him for a presidential candidate? Most Americans… Continue reading
Thank you for including the waste reduction article in the May 10 issue. I think we have to take many suggestions one step further and… Continue reading
For Americans, houses in Ecuador have a confusing mix of socioeconomic signals.
Chopp is out as speaker. Lovick is in, and already dealing with next steps in two investigations.
