One of the most popular and oft-repeated cliches in American history, which comes to us from Benjamin Franklin, humorously posits that “in the world, nothing… Continue reading
The Washington state Legislature convened Jan. 11. Its members face a daunting task - the state's projected deficit is $2.6 billion.In keeping with state law,… Continue reading
If necessity is the mother of invention, then the military helped raise one of her biggest children.The Internet evolved from Cold War competition between the… Continue reading
I’d propose that the mark of a civilized society is how much of life is in the private sector. I’d submit that the more society… Continue reading
Proving that last summer's opening of Central Link was merely the beginning of a new era, Sound Transit has extended light rail into Sea Tac… Continue reading
I was overjoyed when the staff of the Kirkland Reporter contacted me with the idea of tracking my progress Christmas Eve. Being in my position it is difficult to let people know where I am going. It is extremely important and air traffic controllers are the only ones that can see my sleigh. Plus, Twitter is so impersonal.
Toby Nixon and Robert Syle are prominent voices on the issue of annexation. Both wrote columns this week in support of differing views.Annexation to threaten… Continue reading
Editorial Cartoon by Jeff Johnson.… Continue reading
Take a look around you on Northwest roads and you’ll see you are in Subaru country.Subaru’s all-wheel drive cars and crossover sport-utility vehicles are popular… Continue reading
PSE customers donated over $1,700 dollars in cash and approximately 200 pounds of food to Hopelink, and PSE thanked them with over 125 boxes of… Continue reading
“It’s a huge collaboration,” Sharon Rodman describes the volunteer work party at Cotton Hill Park recently. The event was a collective effort by the Green… Continue reading
A recent study by the Columbia University Medical Center and the New York State Psychiatric Institute found that over a period of just 10 years… Continue reading
Negotiators from around the world met in Copenhagen, Denmark last week to hammer out an agreement to replace the Kyoto Protocol. The protocol, which sought… Continue reading
This past summer, Wave Aquatics was approved to manage the Juanita Aquatic Center (formerly Juanita High School pool). Many were eager for this news to… Continue reading
Giving feels good.I learned this particularly well growing up in a family that didn’t celebrate holidays – Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Valentine’s Day or even birthdays.So… Continue reading
Last month, we covered Charles “Chuck” Morgan’s celebration of life when he passed away Oct. 30 at 98 years old.Hundreds came to the service at… Continue reading
I have been a commissioner for King County Fire District No. 41 for 18 years and wish to share my perspective on annexation and the… Continue reading
