How I wish that all news could be good news. But I doubt that will be possible as long as humans occupy this planet.
During last year’s election cycle, I wrote a column that suggested that with the economy down, the only thing that might save the Democrats from significant losses was the Republicans themselves.
Do you like living in Federal Way? If so, share the love — and your city could love you back.
State legislators are looking for ways to pare down a budget deficit projected to be $4.6 billion in 2011–13, and ease recessionary burdens on local governments too.
In a recent Federal Way Mirror article, editor Andy Hobbs encouraged the development of “third places” in the city that will bring social well-being and happiness to citizens by creating places for social interaction.
Have you ever discovered a new word and before the week is over, you’d see it in a newspaper or hear it on TV?
I receive many questions about my columns. Since other readers might have similar questions, I wanted share a few of them.
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It’s that time of year again when the storms, snow and dark days are at their apogee. Much like the swallows return to Capistrano, so does the Legislature return to Olympia.
I wondered how Dr. Martin Luther King would evaluate what we have done with the legacy entrusted to us to continue to defend human dignity and preserve the rights that the constitution of the United States guarantees every one of us.
As the city’s first elected mayor, Skip Priest is creating a template for the job with every move he makes.
During World War II, in one of his inspirational speeches to rally the British people, Winston Churchill said, “What is the use of living, if it be not to strive for noble causes and to make this muddled world a better place for those who will live in it after we are gone?”
They’ve barely finished counting the votes on I-1053, and already Gov. Chris Gregoire is trying to get out from under its restrictions. She now wants to change the operation of the state ferry system.
The buffet tempts your self-control like a forbidden apple in the Garden of Eatin’.
With the advent of swiftly-changing technology, the parenting game has changed.
For several years, the Federal Way School Board was hampered by controversy that overshadowed many accomplishments.
It’s that time of year again when the dreaded “R” word will be dominating our lives for the next few weeks. I am talking about the word resolution.
When it comes to cultural sensitivity in everyday advertising, the world really has come a long way, baby.
On Aug. 25, Spokane County Deputy Brian Hirzel shot and killed Pastor Wayne Scott Creach after repeatedly ordering the 74-year-old man to drop his weapon.
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