Before our country, in haste, dives totally into renewable energy, we must carefully evaluate its impacts. By just focusing on eliminating natural gas, liquid fuels… Continue reading
Inside Politics
Elected leaders and residents want a landfill as the preferred site, and that raises questions.
THE PETRI DISH
Republicans see their role as fixing or foiling bad bills. Democrats’ tax bills are their new target
GUEST EDITORIAL
Legislature urged to fully fund our community and technical colleges
THE PETRI DISH
Democrats, who control the House and Senate, are set to release spending plans and revenue packages
FROM THE SHELF
Key measures of a healthy economy include, among other things, new businesses that create jobs and attract skilled workers. And while community leaders count on… Continue reading
THE PETRI DISH
In opioid epidemic, a lawmaker wants recovery to be on the same pedestal as treatment and prevention
BEING FRANK
We must stop treating Puget Sound like a sewer if we are going to restore the fish, shellfish, wildlife and other natural resources it supports.… Continue reading
MY TURN
November’s Camp Wildfire was California’s deadliest killing 86 people and destroying 14,000 homes along with more than 500 businesses. The financial fallout is forcing PG&E,… Continue reading
Inside Politics
Microsoft has started the regional dialogue, but will cities rise to the challenge?
Sound Transit is considering a site on Kent’s West Hill, where the Dick’s Drive-In restaurant opened last December, to build a new light rail vehicle… Continue reading
MY TURN
Costs matter today, even it means government incentives are part of the package
THE PETRI DISH
Even with a robust economy, the majority party may seek more revenue to carry out its wish list.
MY TURN
The circumstances leading to Amazon’s decision to scrap its New York City project reflect trends corporate leaders need to examine closely. There are cultural and… Continue reading
Bob Roegner
Democrats must be careful to not overplay their hand in Olympia
THE PETRI DISH
One of the last spitball fights among lawmakers in the 2018 session erupted on how to provide a modicum of relief for payers of Sound… Continue reading
THE PETRI DISH
Misleading postcards didn’t violate election laws because they touted non-candidates, the PDC found
A winter storm earlier in the week brought a thick blanket of snow, strong wind and troublesome ice to Kent and the Green River Valley.… Continue reading
MY TURN
Lots has been written about students exiting college saddled with hefty student loans; however, the impact on retired parents has gone largely unnoticed. Recently, Wall… Continue reading
MY TURN
The good news is Washington’s cherry crop is projected to be as good as 2018’s. And the bad news? Absent tariff relief from the ongoing,… Continue reading
