With all of the recent publicity given to the prospects of removing the Alaska Viaduct on the Seattle waterfront, it makes me wonder about the… Continue reading
Each month, volunteer pilots from Angel Flight West fly patients needing specialized medical care, including chemotherapy and dialysis, to hospitals throughout Washington. Many of these… Continue reading
Terry Burlison (May 23 letter to the editor) needs to be made aware that we owe our thanks to the Regional Transit Authority for the… Continue reading
Letter to Ken Lieu, at the Western Facilities Service Office of the U.S. Postal Service:Dear Mr. Lieu,Number one, I am thinking about the seniors in… Continue reading
What is wrong with the traffic of Kent? It took me 40 minutes to drive 6 miles from my home (just south of Lake Meridian… Continue reading
Here at the Kent Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie and Auxiliary No. 362, we just wanted to say thank-you for your efforts in helping us… Continue reading
As chair of the Kent Arts Commission, I would like to respond to Mr. Kohler’s May 6 letter, “Free Up Funds by Using Arts Dollars.”… Continue reading
My thoughts keep returning to the article written by the Kent Police Chief and published in our Reporter.The chief said that “citizens outside the criminal… Continue reading
I have to disagree with John Kohler’s description of art as being a “subjective luxury” and his comment about freeing up funds “wasted” by the… Continue reading
Regarding John Kohler’s letter to the editor on May 5 suggesting cuts to the Arts Commission, perhaps a few facts would help. For the greater… Continue reading
St. Vincent de Paul would like to thank the residents and businesses of Kent for their tremendous support to open our new thrift store on… Continue reading
Driving east on James Street there was a new breed of Kent citizens in a group of six bicycles, all on the same corner.They seemed… Continue reading
In a lodge-style building on Southeast Kent-Kangley Road, the workers inside are doing amazing things for children in our community.
When one reads about teaching job cuts in a down economy one begins to realize that planners everywhere will trim essential services in place of… Continue reading
I come from the school that you “get the government you deserve.” You have to show up, be involved and participate to make things happen.For… Continue reading